WATCH: Top Tips to Filming an Eye-Catching Timelapse That Makes the Final Edit Cut
Plenty of time lapses never make the cut, simply because they’re not good enough. This can be hours and hours of production time wasted. Jay conducts a shoot experiment to explore the best conditions for filming an outdoor time lapse, so you can achieve the shot you’re after.
Jay also delves into the best equipment and settings to use, to ensure your shots add energy and beauty to your production. Watch how he utilizes the SanDisk Professional G-DRIVE PRO SSD to record lengthy timelapses, providing peace of mind with its durable structure.
Jay Hall
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Jay is an internationally acclaimed filmmaker with 15 years of experience. He has participated in the post-production of award-winning series, films, and documentaries.
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