Production Planning
Building a shot list that survives a short filming window
Prioritise essential shots, group them by setup and record usable takes so a short filming window yields a complete answer.
Desk
Works through shoot planning, sound recording, camera and lighting in office settings.
Production Planning
Prioritise essential shots, group them by setup and record usable takes so a short filming window yields a complete answer.
Sound and Lighting
Plan alternate takes and relevant supporting views, check them on set and protect the original media before handover.
Production Planning
For a software demonstration, the viewer needs to understand the screen and the person explaining it.
Sound and Lighting
Choose a lapel microphone when the speaker needs to move and you can attach the mic cleanly.
Production Planning
Compare internal and outsourced video production using the same brief, full resource estimate, deliverables and delivery constraints.
Production Planning
Use a location checklist to assess access, sound, picture, safe movement and information in frame before a small video shoot.
Sound and Lighting
A glossy package or metal product reflects the room, light source and camera.
Production Planning
Prepare sample data, inspect the capture path and check the export so a software tutorial does not reveal private information.
Sound and Lighting
Colour shifts make the same product look like several versions.
Production Planning
An office can be a workable filming location if the speaker and product remain clear from shot to shot.
Production Planning
Use a rough storyboard to expose missing footage, unclear claims and visual access needs before committing to a business video shoot.
Production Planning
Plan readable product close-ups with an orientation view, a sharp detail shot and a clear result.
Sound and Lighting
A window can provide soft light for a speaker, but placing it directly behind them may leave the face too dark.
Sound and Lighting
A clean office voiceover starts with a quiet room, a consistent speaking position and a short test.
Sound and Lighting
Reduce room echo by moving the interview to a quieter, less reflective space and bringing the microphone closer to the speaker.
Sound and Lighting
Record speech so the audience can understand it without raising the volume or guessing through room noise.