A quick visual guide to help you plan and capture the usual -and unusual- locations you might encounter
Most locations are pretty straightforward, but eventually, even a seasoned Creator visits a new location type that can present a challenge. Larger locations can be daunting, so we've pulled together the best examples of some of the more complex captures to help you visualize and tackle any location you visit. When in doubt, the best thing to do is imagine yourself as a visitor to that location. What would you want to see or know about before traveling to that location? Putting yourself in their shoes will help you by prioritizing what information to include in the virtual tour.
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Capture all public common areas, including meeting spaces, if possible, and one of each room type. Showcase any amenities: pool/waterpark, spa/treatment rooms, activity areas (tennis courts, dog runs, etc).
Same circumstances apply to this location type as Hotel (Standard.)
Same circumstances apply to this location type as Hotel (Standard.)
Capture each room separately and any outdoor areas accessible to the rental property.
Emphasize key areas within the park, but no need to capture every inch. Prioritize visual strikepoints to keep viewer engaged.
These can be daunting spaces so create a shot list ahead of time to help you stay on track. Emphasize entrances to rooms/areas so viewers can imagine navigating it themselves. End in the center of the room if possible to give a broad view.
Same circumstances apply to this location type as Convention Center.