Tips for Filming your game
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Make sure you have charged batteries and backups that are fully charged.
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Make sure you have the power cable
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Make sure the lens is clean (use a lens cloth only to clean)
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DO NOT film into the sun if at all possible.
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Film from the highest possible vantage point
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Use a tripod, do not film by hand. ALWAYS level the camera
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Film in sections (thirds) this helps avoid panning too much.
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Film at a medium angle ie, not too tight that you only see the player and not so wide that everyone is very very small. Rule of them is capture about 30+ yards worth of width. Error on the side of too wide.
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Zoom in a bit if play is on far side of field and you are filming from ground level.
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Follow the play, not the player. The ball does not need to be dead center. For more information on framing the shot see filming field sports document.
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Whenever possible the defending goal should be in the frame as well as the attacking play. This eliminates blurry panning on a quick shot or missing a goal altogether.
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If raining cover the camera with the plastic bag (small grocery bag) and keep trying to film, if it gets impossible to keep the camera dry, stop.

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