No job is too big, no pup is too small 🐾 Probably one of Jonas' happiest day catching the Paw Patrol movie at a special screening today by @uipsingapore. Was initially worried that he might not sit through the movie but he really enjoyed every bit of it. Can't believe I was equally thrilled but as an obsessed mum, what I enjoyed most is when Jonas stares back at me with his smiling eyes whenever there's a uber cool or funny scene! Highly recommend every mom who has kids who likes Paw Patrol to catch this movie in the theatres with your little one! The pace of the movie was not draggy at all and the 90 mins feels okay for Jonas! 🐶 @pawpatrolmovie will be rolling right up to our shores next Thursday (26th August). Be sure to book your tix and watch them on big screen for the full experience ✨ More on stories! #pawpatrolmovie

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Part 2 of shooting event videos! Sometimes, shots can feel too lengthy or draggy and this is more often than not due to lack of movement. I don’t mean lack of movement through a gimbal or panning, but lack of movement in the frame itself. You can get energetic shots even if the shot is static! I always try to incorporate movement such as somebody passing the frame, hand movements/actions or even basic gestures like head turns. With this tip, you don’t have to worry about not having enough equipment as you can do everything with just a camera and lens. Remember, a little goes a long way!