Hello, my name is David Brodosi and I’m a quality-driven and award-winning Videographer with 15+ years’ progressively responsible experience. Adept at filming, shooting and producing video content to meet different clients’ specific requirements. Ability to strategize brand teams to identify content needed to meet company goals. Artfully edits raw footages to create powerful videos using a variety of software products.
If you are new to video, you might wonder what the difference between A-roll and B-roll footage is. In this video, you will see an in-depth explanation of the terms with three tips for achieving better results during shooting.
Without a doubt, the most important part of a video project is the planning. This means before you start shooting, you need to specify each frame based on the content you’ll be creating. Especially when shooting an interview or a commercial video, you will need different plans for different parts of the video. That's where A-roll and B-roll comes into play. Briefly, the A-roll footage contains the main subject of the video, while the B-roll footage covers all the essential details that might be useful to complement the overall subject during editing.
In this eight-minute video, content creator Jeven Dovey explains the differences between the A-roll and B-roll footage and how he shoots both parts. He also shares his tips for shooting cinematic-looking footage when shooting B-roll footage. For these tips, you might require special gear, such as a gimbal and a high fps video camera for smoother footage. Dovey uses a Zhiyun-Tech Crane 3 Lab gimbal, as it supports heavy camera systems. At the end of the video, Dovey also shares how he diversifies his source of incomes and how he utilizes his B-roll footage for extra revenue.
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