Workflow From Home: Ep 6 - Self Recording
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- In “Workflow From Home” Episode 6, Michael Cioni steps you through some best practices for shooting your own shows (starring yourself or other remote interviewees from home). He’s been using these techniques for all of the episodes in this series, and through trial and error has arrived at recommendations for essential gear, tips for how to light and frame yourself, and how to get the best results when you’re using teleconferencing to conduct interviews.
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Overjoyed to hear that an on-site proxy uploader is in the works. Have been thinking about that for years 🙌🏻. Great series, just picked up frame.io - these videos prove just how more powerful it is than I originally thought.
Great video series, very helpful-thank you. We use Frame.io daily to achieve our post workflow, it is an incredible tool!
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Thank you, very useful
This is really cool
Thank you
Much appreciated. Thanks Michael. Cheers from Italy.
Advertising is good but 99% of us don't have a 50K Red Epic laying around. Would love to get my hands on one.
I haven’t got a red epic but I’ve got a cannon 700d - will that do?
Espero k si funsione
love the series, thanks Michael! I'm curious when shooting remote interviews: are you calling people over the phone, listening to them over speaker/airpods, and then addressing your camera as if you were speaking directly to them? Then you have the interviewee upload their video/audio and the editor can cut from there?
@Michael Cioni Michael, thanks for putting together such a great series. My editor sent me to your site for post -- and then I bumped into this series trying to figure out production. I am confused by one thing: if I use a teleprompter with an iPad (or iPhone) on each side -- how do I transmit the image? The iPad is flat and will not allow an external camera to be attached. (We're using an A7iii locally and a smartphone remotely for 4K recording.)
@Michael Cioni Thanks for asking. I'm struggling to create a remote kit. I'm trying to get an intimate, direct eye line by taping through a teleprompter. I have an iPad in the prompter position, and a phone taping at 4K in the prompter bellows. I was trying to figure out how I can feed Zoom the person's image -- since the iPad is carrying to Zoom call and its camera is pointed at the ceiling. I thought maybe a perpendicular webcam but there doesn't seem to be a way to feed that to the iPad. I mistakenly thought you were doing this, but upon reflection, I realize you must be using the prompter for its normal purpose: prompting text! It's a brain teaser... if you have any ideas I'm all ears. Or eyes.
This is a great series. You said that you create an HEVC from the ProRes LT file and send it to the editor. Do you not do anything with the R3D file? Also is there an ETA on when you will be able to talk about your secret wireless encoder?
You look like Anthony Hopkins son.
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