hey guys we just reconfigured our live streaming studio for a three camera
interview shoot and I want to show you how it was set up so as you can see here
we've got two kind of cool chairs that really pop off of our red brick and
we've got blue lights really showing it here and what we're gonna do here is
we're gonna have a three camera shoot this is the standard interview shoot we
are showing a 20 X Z cam for our centered shot because we don't need to
do any pan tilt zoom really and the 20 X Z cam models color match perfectly with
the 20 X SDI PTZ cameras so up here you can see we've got our PTZ models and
these allow us to zoom and pan and you know move around a little bit as we
capture our cross shots so it's really professional to have a three camera
shoot you start with two people in the shot then you do a cross shot for the
interviewer a and then a cross shot for the interviewer be kind of like two
45-degree angles and normally what will happen is you'll start with two people
in frame and then you'll go to one person to the next and you bounce back
and forth between their close-ups until the interview has been wrapped up and
then you end with both people on screen again that's a very standard video
production setup of course let me quickly show you the lighting so what we
have here is some LED lighting setup in fact we have two back lights so LED
setup here where we're just getting a hair light for one a hair light for two
were adapting our normal set up with some new of new sets we have some blue
Philips hue lights shooting some blue onto the back of this red that really
makes it feel new-age and pop and then over here we have what's called an LED
fresnel light up top here these are a allow us to shoot from above and shoot
from a farther angle and really focus the light in so we've really got more
than three point lighting because a lot of times when people think about
three-point lighting it's for a single person so when you do three-point
lighting for two or three people you may need five six lights to properly capture
a studio set like this so that is our
three camera setup for interviews it really looks professional let's show
you some of what it looks like in the interview itself so if you have a piece
of advice for a customer might be looking at new your services you know
maybe leave us with some advice and then let people know how to contact you
because it sounds like you're one of the first people we've interviewed who's
really looking at this from a goal perspective from a workflow perspective
from a more high-level not just offering video production services or
broadcasting services some of the other people we've interviewed you're looking
at it more from like a workflow perspective figuring out which pieces of
the puzzle that the certain business needs to put together in a kind of
larger perspective so what would how would you you know help people kind of
put this like you said very lots of tools lots of different things out there
how would you help them kind of cool demystify I mean that's what you do
essentially yeah well I was gonna say all that is that that is the service I
offer is helping demystify the digital world but you know you asked me how I we
didn't help people start well that's where your cell phone is it's a it's a
digital studio right now you can turn it on you can do a live video if you're in
a service industry and you're not doing live video you're
doing yourself a disservice because you're not showing people who you are
you're not showing that human person that works that people can connect with
before they even pick up the phone before they go to your when they go to
your website or if they've seen you on Facebook they get a flavor of you and
they say a picture's worth a thousand words
I don't know how many words video is worth but it's got to be worth a lot
well thank you so much we're so happy that you all got to tune in here