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Film evidence
This is evidence of me filming using a stabilizer. This helps to keep all the film in a nice flow and have no jumpy shots because someone couldn't hold the camera still. This piece of equipment takes away this element and allows everything to be filmed consistently throughout. This is me attaching a small light to the stabilizer and this allows light to be added to the shot/scene which will add a different vibe/atmosphere in the shot. This is really useful as I don't need to hold it with my hands and stays on top of the stabilizer shining down away from the camera. This is me using the microphone which attaches just like the light on top of the stabilizer. This is easy to use and allows noises and sounds to be picked up and heard better than just through the camera. However one limiting factor would be this cannot be a...
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