Its been said that practice makes perfect but to make it in the film industry you need to better than perfect and to do that you need to film every day, these are the six reason you should film every day (the number six may be pending). First off it helps get you familiar with all your equipment, even the stuff you don't use all the time like strobe lights. Filming every day can help create opportunities to practice using things like alternate angles, framing, and camera movement witch are eventual to a good film. Another benefit of constant filming is identifying your strengths and weaknesses than working to fix them through adaptation and practice. Another great thing is forging habits when you film, this makes it easier to have good shots you are use to working with. Lastly if you film every day you can easily come up with great ideas for shots and possible ideas for stories. And always remember to check you camera setting be for you start don't learn that the hard way.
This article was nice, big print, lots of spaces and very to the point and I do agree with the articles message with out enough practice you can't really experiment or grow in any sort of way. that being said I would film every day to save my life, in my opinion its too boring and tedious to do every day and if I did I would give up on filming altogether. Filming is not animation it takes a lot of organization, people, and planing to make anything look cool, wile animation only requires a half decent computer and some pre-built rigs and you can make a story all your own. That why I like it more animation is more free.
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