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Divinitus Videography and Genealogy Blog
The Challenges of Filming Long-Distance Family Videos and Ways to Overcome it
Bridging Distance: Creating Collaborative Family Videos Across Miles Introduction In our increasingly globalized world, families often find themselves spread across different cities, countries, or even continents. However, distance doesn't have to be a barrier to...
The Do’s and Don’ts of Choosing Family Video Locations
Location, Location, Location: Choosing the Perfect Settings for Family Video Projects Introduction The setting of your family video project can be as important as the content itself. The right location can enhance your story, evoke emotions, and provide a...
Choosing the Right Video Editing Software: Factors to Consider
Tech Talk: Essential Video Editing Software for Family Historians Introduction In the digital age, preserving family history has evolved beyond photo albums and written records. Video has become a powerful medium for storytelling, allowing family historians to create...
The Power of Non-Verbal Communication in Family Videos
Silent Stories: Capturing Non-Verbal Family Moments on Video Introduction In the realm of family videography, we often find ourselves chasing the perfect sound bite or infectious laughter. However, some of the most profound family moments unfold in silence,...
3 Key Takeaways for Integrating Family History and Videography: Preserving Legacies Through Film
Combining family history and videography to capture and preserve memories for future generations.
Ethical Storytelling: Navigating Privacy and Consent in Family Videography
Preserving Memories, Respecting Boundaries: A Guide to Ethical Family Videography Introduction: As we capture and preserve our family histories through video, we must navigate the delicate balance between open storytelling and respecting individual privacy....
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