Adventure Filmmaking Guide - Filming a Rock Climbing Scene

Discover the art of crafting captivating adventure videos with our comprehensive guide! Learn how to structure your scenes, capture the perfect shots, and maintain shot variety for an engaging narrative. Whether you're filming rock climbing, skiing, surfing, or biking, this article provides essential tips to elevate your outdoor videos and inspire your audience's sense of adventure.

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[TuckerandAlyssa]

good reminders to have a plan for the beginning, middle, and end of the story and improvising the sections in between. Also so true it's easy to forget wide, medium, and tight shots of each story telling piece but makes editing so much better. great stuff! subscribed!

[joshuabodkin]

This is amazing!! Always been super curious about this. Great content man

[carolinadroneproductions]

would love a video of your help with what makes up a good story!

[overclimbing]

Really amazing info as usual Roo! One question, where do you usually have the climbers storing the main unit of the lavalier mic? I want to upgrade our audio but I’m kinda torn between a system like the one you’re using or something like the dji mic just because it’s easier to place, and not worrying about falling in a wrong way and smash the main unit. I imagine that for rope climbing this is easier to do, but for bouldering I’m not sure if it’s the most comfortable way for the athlete

[YungWallop]

you kinda look like gob from arrested development