Send us a text In this episode of Shooting Spitballs, we take on the challenge of filming a Porsche driving experience day with limited time on track. The weather is unpredictable, communication from the race day organisers is sporadic, and every lap has to count. We break down how to adapt on the fly, vary camera angles, and still capture the thrill of speed in a way that feels cinematic. You can find the reference images for this episode below. https://www.shotnstrungfilms.com/shootingspit...
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Send us a text In this episode of Shooting Spitballs, we take on the challenge of filming a Porsche driving experience day with limited time on track. The weather is unpredictable, communication from the race day organisers is sporadic, and every lap has to count. We break down how to adapt on the fly, vary camera angles, and still capture the thrill of speed in a way that feels cinematic. You can find the reference images for this episode below. https://www.shotnstrungfilms.com/shootingspit...
Filming Workshops with Zero Direction: A Survival Guide
Shooting Spitballs
25 minutes
3 months ago
Filming Workshops with Zero Direction: A Survival Guide
Send us a text Ever turned up to a shoot and realised the brief forgot the most important detail — who you’re actually supposed to film? In this episode of Shooting Spitballs, we break down what to do when you’re hired to cover a workshop but no one’s told you which speaker matters most. From reading the room, managing clients on the fly, and making judgement calls in real-time — this is a behind-the-scenes look at how pros survive unclear briefs and still deliver something solid. You...
Shooting Spitballs
Send us a text In this episode of Shooting Spitballs, we take on the challenge of filming a Porsche driving experience day with limited time on track. The weather is unpredictable, communication from the race day organisers is sporadic, and every lap has to count. We break down how to adapt on the fly, vary camera angles, and still capture the thrill of speed in a way that feels cinematic. You can find the reference images for this episode below. https://www.shotnstrungfilms.com/shootingspit...
