How to Study Videography

A videographer operates only video cameras to capture footage. The footage he records can vary from weddings and celebrations to political footage to be used for journalism reporting. Your chances of getting hired by businesses or individuals will likely increase if you have some education in the field. This means you will need to find programs and other various ways to study videography to build your video portfolio.

Instructions

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      Research the options for film schools that offer training in videography. You can find lists of film schools through various resources, including filmschools.com or Education-Portal.com (See Resources).

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      Research each film school you're considering. The program you choose should have an option to concentrate on videography.

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      Apply to the film school programs that offer the most videography training. Film schools will require a detailed application, but all have different sets of requirements. Work with an admissions advisor at each school.

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      Take advantage of hands-on projects that are assigned once you start taking courses. Use the videos you create as part of your portfolio to show prospective employers and clients your skills as a videographer.

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