Animation is a show format where many elements, if not all of them, are created by artists and virutal cameras. Animations also include graphics, titles and CGI special effects or composites.
Capture an image
The Camera can be a simple or very complex device, but is the centerpiece of all production. Understanding its basics will advance creativity of your imaging.
Interviews encompass many shooting styles, the most popular being the 'Rembrandt' lighting set-up. Interviews range from multi or single camera to multi or indivdual people on-camera.
A technique of disconnecting the lens while the camera is rolling, allowing light to spill directly into the camera body between the lens back and the image sensor.
Enhance Exposure
Light is required to capture any image. By understanding, controlling and creating light, we can make repeatable and predicable art for the camera to record.
Live Stream show formats are most often multi-camera set-ups that focus on capturing a live event that will only occur once and without interruption.
Multi-Camera set ups are used when live events/moments are being captured, when it is desired to record many angles simultainiously or when there are other constraints that prohibit using the classic technique of a single camera and styled lighting. One trade-off of using a multi-camera set-up...