This is an excellent introduction to professional video production. I note that some of the cameras in the shots are very much legacy devices. I think it would be enhanced by a few comments about run and gun crews using iPhone 13's. stress the useful rule is that good sound is more important than good video. Good prep means you don't have to choose. A separate set of references for lighting skills training. Show the differences between good and bad. (scenes with bad audio and good)
Producing a Video Crew
With Amy DeLouise
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Duration: 1h 6m
Skill level: Beginner + Intermediate
Released: 3/13/2019
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Getting what you want out of a video shoot is often a juggling act. You need to avoid budgeting issues, get your crew on board with your creative vision, and plan logistics for the day of the shoot, among a myriad of other tasks. In this course, instructor Amy DeLouise steps through this process, sharing what you need to know to successfully guide projects using outside production teams. Learn how to choose the right team and gear, select your video and audio specs, determine your shooting location, plan your production schedule, and ensure that your crew works well with your internal team. Plus, Amy shares day-of-shoot technical and logistical checklists that can help you reach the finish line with everything you need.
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