Haven't been able to get a camera out yet, so I'm going to stick with taking some still photos of the different angles that I could have.
(For some reason the images are in reverse order.)
(1) This is an angle of the 'Power' button on the amp, so I would film this as someone presses it to turn it on. I think this is a better angle compared to (2) because the composition of the shot makes sense when it comes to the next clip as it will have a noticable switch. Which is shown in (3) the angle has changed for this one and will fit nicely transitioning from the last clip. This is a still of the 'Input' button, which I will be filming the lead going into - See (4) & (5) - I'm not too sure how close I want the camera to be for the shot of the lead going in, but I'm leaning more towards the shot where the camera is closer. (6) is a photo I took of the amp, I wanted to see if a full shot of the amp would make an impact on the film, as I could have some sound coming out of the amp at this point, but I'll see how it goes and if I have enough time in the 10 seconds for it.
(7) This is a still of someone turning the volume up on the amp, again the same as 6 I will see if it fits in. (8) is just a quick photo I took of me playing the guitar to see what that specific angle would look like.
(9) shows the angle I would like to have for when the lead is being plugged into the guitar, I may straighten up the plug into the middle for when I film. (10) & (11) show two angles of which I could use for when I'm playing the guitar, although after taking the photos I'm thinking I might have to show it from the other side because when my hand comes into view it may block up some of the camera space.
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