To really attain satisfactory level of improvement in life, human need to embrace gradual and steady self-development. Kaizen is a Japanese word which means 'never ending improvement'. To fully evolve, you must learn new things every other day, because new things are discovered daily and old things are improved on daily. Never be afraid or feel shy to learn new things!

All my life, ever since I became a teenager, and till now. I embark on different adventures, I take new risk and I evaluate my experiences. 

On 2nd of May, I paid for a course in cinematography and video editing.

Why did @autofreak Embark on this Course?

He has seen opportunity in what steemgigs could offer through @steemgigs. Rendering services on internet has never been this easy, especially with respect to payments and zero commission.

I have been working on freelance.com since the last 4 years of my life, the commission sucks, there is minimum withdrawal which means that your fund can stare at you for months, and Payoneer MasterCard is another sucker, trust me. Freelancer in developing countries are at disadvantaged positions. Okay, lemme tell you what I have learned since last 24 hours.

Till Today I Learned This

Seriously, I learned two things, one during they day and the other one at night. I had sleepless night trying to understand how to mine Aronium coin using CPU, it was worth my time, internet data and energy. Somehow, I successfully mined it on a friend's PC, I helped him with the technical part. Well, let me delve into cinematography. We can leave mining for another time.

I have always wanted to learn about how to improve my vlog, so this training present a great opportunity to me.

I missed two of the classes, but it is better late than never.😊😊

So I joined third class and it was fun, I feel in love with the trainer instantly. His charisma is intriguing.

What I Learned

I Learned about different types of video shots. Mehn! It is not all about holding cameras. 

 Full Shot: it is taken when your object is covered from head to toe, and there is a slight gap between the top of the object and top part of the frame.

Medium shot: it is half of a full shot

Close-up shot: it is one-fourth of full shot.

Extremely closed-up shot: it is when camera is focused on only the face of your object.

Cowboy shot: it is when you cover your object from head to knee.

Two shot: when you cover two objects at the same location

Three shot: when you have three objects at a location.

Multiple shot: when more than three object are shot at a location

Others are long shot, wide shot, 50 50 shot, over the should shot.

All of these are better explained using video, I will upload a video on howto section of steemgigs. I just want to tell you what I have learned today.

Watch out!