@everyone to those taking video of your groups training, a few tips. If on a phone, NO VERTICAL VIDEO. Get videos of your numbers if you have a good amount, but never get everyone all in the same frame. To designate action, tilt the camera so that the ground is slightly diagonal. Don't overdo it, but this an prove very aesthetic if used sparingly. You do not have to get everything in focus. It can actually acheive a rather nice affect to get everything OUT of focus, if you know what you're doing. If you are using a real camera, make sure you never go above 800 iso. Not unless you're in pitch blackness and can't help it, but for training you should not be in a situation where you can't control the light. Extreme close-ups and a shallow depth of field should be used liberally. You're hiking? Get a tilted angle of an extreme close-up of that foot, with the background out of focus. Boxing? Get that punch and nothing else. Don't bother getting the whole body in the frame. Get the action. Look up "Rack focus" "Shallow dpeth of field" and " bocca effect" if you have a good camera and are feeling brave
