Learn how to get cinematic shots that make great sports video edits in this sports videography tutorial
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In this behind the scenes tutorial video, I take you along on a day in the life of a professional sports videographer and show you my strategies and techniques for capturing cinematic b roll and making epic sports video edits. I also talk about the camera gear that I use to shoot videos specifically as a sports videographer, including the Sony a7iii, 70-200mm f4 G, and Insta360 One R, as well as my process for video editing in-game during a Canadian Elite Basketball League game between the Niagara River Lions and Hamilton Honey badgers. After this sports videography and video editing tutorial you should be able to effectively shoot a basketball game, or any sports game for that matter, and get the shot that you need to make an epic sports video edit.
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