Barbering Instructional Video: AC2: Problem Solving

Creating a "dry run" of the instructional video:

Prior to entering production of the instructional video for our client, Mark Sowerby, we made a "dry run" video. 

Applying and responding to feedback received on dry run cut of tutorial video:

Rationalising the effectiveness of shot types used in final cut:

Rationalising the effectiveness of lighting used in the final cut:

Rationalising duration of instructional video:




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