Vehicle Video Walk around

Best Practice 1

Guided Pause Walk Around

Our solution will give you screen in screen support to assist you through the entire journey, and will show a preview of what you will need to film. 

This allows you to start recording and follow the screen in screen video help to assist in both consistency and video pace.

You also have the option to re-record any step at any time if you are not happy with the outcome, make a mistake or something happened in the background. 

The filming is split into stages and can be configured to the clients requirements. 

Guided Imagery

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Best Practice 2

Put it on a Turntable

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Best Practice 3

Figure 8 Walk Around

If your location has a lot of space to walk around a vehicle, then this may be the solution for you. 

You simply film a 60 second video in one take, walking around the vehicle in a figure 8 motion, highlighting the key features as you go. 

Below is a step by step diagram of how to follow this process.

Although we offer this solution, we have found a few faults with the results:

• Space needed
• Filming the whole video in one single take can result in inconsistent videos and people tend to rush the early part of the video
• Capturing all the background including things that may not be wanted
• Can't pause and reposition yourself or vehicle to see different views of the vehicle

We suggest that the guided pause walk around is a better solution because it doesn't have the faults of the figure 8 walk around above.