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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.

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This episode is all about filming at music festivals. We cover:
🎶 Camera setups that actually work in crowded, fast-moving environments
🎶 How to use movement, focal lengths, and positioning for dynamic shots
🎶 Ways to capture both the performers and the energy of the crowd

We’ll also toss in a few unexpected challenges to see how we’d adapt when things don’t go to plan.
If you’re starting out in videography and want practical advice for live event shooting, this one’s for you.

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Steve and Graham are back, and this time we’re tackling the joys of shooting on location in a university lecture theatre. From camera setups to sound checks and the not-so-helpful sound technician in the corner, we share the wins, the struggles, and the lessons learned.

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