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INTRO TO STUDIO CAMERAS & CONTROL ROOM

INTRO TO STUDIO CAMERAS & CONTROL ROOM. WEEK THREE | MONDAY, JUNE 16 th 2014. RECAP. In week two, we went over what is video production ? The difference between an outline and a script . The Four S tages of Production: Development, Pre-Production, Production and Post-Production .

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INTRO TO STUDIO CAMERAS & CONTROL ROOM

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  1. INTRO TO STUDIO CAMERAS & CONTROL ROOM WEEK THREE | MONDAY, JUNE 16th 2014

  2. RECAP In week two, we went over what is video production? The difference between an outline and a script. The Four Stages of Production: Development, Pre-Production, Production and Post-Production. Production Roles include: Director, Producer, Director of Photography, Camera Operators, and so forth. The Five C’s: Camera Angles, Cutting, Composition, Close-Ups and Continuity.

  3. When setting up your camera, you must first position where you want it to be. • Then, you can zoom into the person’s face in order to focus using the lever that is on the left hand side of the camera. • If the camera too high or too low, you can tilt the camera up or down using the lever. • If the camera seems out of place, you can pan the camera from side to side in order to get it completely balanced. Intro to Studio Cameras

  4. Camera Lingo It is evident to go over these vocabulary words, in order to familiarize yourselves with using the cameras, and to even making your own videos. They are pretty basic words, but I’m letting you guys know that these are types of questions I will be asking you when it comes to quizzes and the exam.

  5. Steps to Record Always test before you hit the record button. That includes, checking to see if the lighting fits with the camera set up, as well as the audio. Have the camera operators communicate with the talent to ensure if they are ready. If yes, then the director is ready to record! You may use the AJA’s, or you can use the Mac computer to record through EyeTv. The instructions for both are on your manuals.

  6. Powering Down in Studio If using AJAs, hit STOP button when production is finished. If using EyeTv, hit the record button again to stop it. AJAs always power down first, and same for the Mac if being used. Check your checklist to make sure you power down in that order to avoid any technical difficulties. Meanwhile, in studio, wrap camera cords back to the wall hook, wrap the audio cables back to its place and shut down light board.

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