Hi everyone!! In today's blog, I want to discuss all the camera equipment I am going to be using in order to bring my film together.
1. My iPhone 14
Some people have fancy cameras. I have an iPhone 14. And honestly It’s all I need. The camera quality is sharp, it adjusts to lighting and surroundings settings so well, and with the right angles, it’s going to make this film look cinematic. I’ll be using it for everything, wide shots, close-ups, and any other shot I need. I know with the right settings my final product is going to look very professional.
2. The Tripod
Ever tried holding a phone steady for more than 10 seconds? Yeah, not happening. I think this is a universal problem we all have had. That’s where my tripod comes in. It's going to help me keep shots stable while I direct, act, and not drop my phone. The length itself was perfect, It was able to stand on its own and shrink down to me being able to hold it. Plus, it’ll help me get those perfectly framed shots instead of the accidental shaky scenes.
3. The Mics 
Nothing ruins a scene faster than bad audio. And there's no way I'm going to let that happen to me. My teacher was kind enough to lend me some mics, and I’m going to use them wisely, placing them close to my actors to hear the dialogue perfectly. It's going to turn my scenes from sounding like inside a fish tank to nice crisp sounds.
Nothing ruins a scene faster than bad audio. And there's no way I'm going to let that happen to me. My teacher was kind enough to lend me some mics, and I’m going to use them wisely, placing them close to my actors to hear the dialogue perfectly. It's going to turn my scenes from sounding like inside a fish tank to nice crisp sounds. 
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