Dude, the mic tip is killer. I have a similar shoot coming up in November and I'll definitely be numbering the mics and pairing with the specific seats. Thanks!
Thanks for this Marcos! I’m at a stage with my freelance work where I’m starting to get similar jobs to this, so the lighting breakdown, as well as the analysis of what worked/didn’t work was invaluable! Keep up the good work!
The hardest part was putting a mic on everyone and hitting record around the same time. With so many people going at once, it was hard to get them to their seats. I tried to set the audio levels manually for each person, but it was hard because there was a lot of conversations happening in the background. Some of the recorders, I had to run on auto gain because we were on a time crunch.
Thanks for this post. Really interesting, as I am looking to shoot my own online talk show later this summer. The obstacles for me was like lighting and how many cameras would we need.
This looked like a challenge but you took it on and made it work. Congrats sir! Thanks for providing this valuable BTS video. Feel for you regarding the post audio work!
@@MarcosRochaTV I need your expertise....how can I contact you...I'm shooting a show "Hot Ones" type of show...love for you to be apart....thx a bunch.
Am shooting a talk show too few weeks to come but can i put aa led light like 120d as a over head then i diffuse it as my key light and hair light then i use a big dome as another fill light?
Simple. Bring all the audio and video files into a timeline in premiere, select everything, right click > synchronize> click audio and everything should sync up.
Wow man this was awesome and it definitely looked a bit stressful trying to make it all work. In the future would you get more help with the shoot or do you think just you and one other was good enough? Either way, nice work brother!
It would have been way better to have a third person focus only on the audio. However, given the budget, we had to make it work with just the 2 of us. Also, it would be good to have a Producer who keeps us on track and on schedule - we had to take on these two extra roles and it made it more challenging.
Marcos Rocha I know the feeling man. When you’re pretty much the entire show it’s tough. Listen, you did the best you could with the allowed budget and it looks like it came out killer! Appreciate you making this video! Helps to know what I might expect should I be presented with the same scenario down the line.
It Depends :) With a panel of 10 - maybe $8K and up to do it professionally. But, it could be less depending on the experience, cameras, and location. We also created many episodes in 1 day so it was a lot of editing.
I don't want to share the exact amount because knowing what I know now, I would have charged way more. This was ku first time doing something like this. We shot 10 Episodes and each episode was about 15 to 22 minutes. I could see something like this costing over $6K to produce using the same equipment and resources.
@@MarcosRochaTV Ok so I just knew I was doing it wrong ... but evidently thats how its done .. I recently did a 5 person shoot and did the same when editing but it was soooo time consuming smh lol .. Thanks
I have been trying to buy the new Aputure Light Dome II, but it's been on backorder all these months. We couldn't find anyone with a bowens mount softbox, so we used a diffuser.
Great job Marcos under challenging circumstances. You shot 10 episodes in one day? Wow. What did you charge for the entire shoot, with your camera assistant? I guess editing was a separate cost...
@@MarcosRochaTV I understand.This is probably a project you will learn from and be fairer to yourself next time. In my opinion you are an experienced video producer who should charge rates that reflect that. Good work. Keep it up!
The 29min time limit sucks! haha. I had to coordinate with my second shooter to stop the recording on our cameras at different times. I hacked my a7sII to g beyond the 30 minutes, but I haven't done it with the a7III. I've had a couple of circumstances where my camera stopped recording after 30 minutes and I completely missed it!!! This is a major problem when you forget.
this isn't so much a tutorial as it is just you listing off the gear you're using and the mistakes you made. nothing wrong with that, but a better title would be "filming a talk show | behind the scenes"
Dude, the mic tip is killer. I have a similar shoot coming up in November and I'll definitely be numbering the mics and pairing with the specific seats. Thanks!
Short and to the point! Thanks, mate.
Awesome! Please do more of these!👍🏾
Thanks for this Marcos! I’m at a stage with my freelance work where I’m starting to get similar jobs to this, so the lighting breakdown, as well as the analysis of what worked/didn’t work was invaluable! Keep up the good work!
Jack, good to hear from you.
Very cool! Thanks for sharing the BTS for this. That was a challenging shoot.
The hardest part was putting a mic on everyone and hitting record around the same time. With so many people going at once, it was hard to get them to their seats. I tried to set the audio levels manually for each person, but it was hard because there was a lot of conversations happening in the background. Some of the recorders, I had to run on auto gain because we were on a time crunch.
Wow! Very informative thank you
thankyou for sharing
thanks for sharing your tips! looking forward to such content!
Awesome!
You made many great points both visual and audio, Big thanks :)
awesome!
Love it, do you have master class
You did a great job man! Keep it coming homie
I will do that, thanks!
Great Job Marcos.
Hey Michael, thanks!
Thanks for this post. Really interesting, as I am looking to shoot my own online talk show later this summer.
The obstacles for me was like lighting and how many cameras would we need.
Really helpful, Marcos, even for us old guy amateurs who only do family and hobby stuff. I can't imagine dealing with that much audio gear!
It's tough even for me.
Bro! I feel your pain!! Scouting a location days in advance (or weeks) helps a LOT!!! Great Job Though!!
Very nice video. 🎉
practice makes perfect! Proud of you brother 😊
that's right 👍🏼
Well Done Marcos. Thanks for sharing. Big Hug from Angola.
Thank you Mauro!
Very cool! Lighting, filming and micing a large group like this is very difficult to do. You pulled it off great!
thanks man!
This looked like a challenge but you took it on and made it work. Congrats sir! Thanks for providing this valuable BTS video. Feel for you regarding the post audio work!
I learn something new from every video shoot. I am glad this also helps you.
@@MarcosRochaTV I need your expertise....how can I contact you...I'm shooting a show "Hot Ones" type of show...love for you to be apart....thx a bunch.
Hi Marcus, this is inspiring. Is there anywhere I can see the finished work? Thanks.
Good job the part with the 10 mics must have been a challenge.
That mic situation looked tough.
Yeah, it was tough in the editing, having to switch mics.
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Great Video. Can you please Show your Audio gear
Am shooting a talk show too few weeks to come but can i put aa led light like 120d as a over head then i diffuse it as my key light and hair light then i use a big dome as another fill light?
How do you synchronize all ten mics with all videos from three cams? Once I understand this trick it will be a game changer for me.
Dude I need the answer to this 😭
I alway let someone in Frame clap, so you can hear an see it in all Recordings and synchronise that :)
Simple. Bring all the audio and video files into a timeline in premiere, select everything, right click > synchronize> click audio and everything should sync up.
Good stuff
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It’s hard Job. 👏🏽
haha, its not easy
Please what softwear can i use for editing
Did you use the one transmitter on the camera for all 10 mics?
Hello, I’m trying to mic up 4 people with wireless lavs how do I do so
Thanks for this BTS brother!
Thanks
What focal length (f-stop) did you use in your main camera to capture all 10 people? Did you disable you AF of your camera?
Wow man this was awesome and it definitely looked a bit stressful trying to make it all work.
In the future would you get more help with the shoot or do you think just you and one other was good enough?
Either way, nice work brother!
It would have been way better to have a third person focus only on the audio. However, given the budget, we had to make it work with just the 2 of us. Also, it would be good to have a Producer who keeps us on track and on schedule - we had to take on these two extra roles and it made it more challenging.
Marcos Rocha I know the feeling man. When you’re pretty much the entire show it’s tough. Listen, you did the best you could with the allowed budget and it looks like it came out killer!
Appreciate you making this video! Helps to know what I might expect should I be presented with the same scenario down the line.
Hey Im doing a talkshow but inside a actual theater. Do you think the aputure two 300 would be bright enough to light a audience of 50..
Thanks Marcos , great video. How do you hook up 10 lav mics to 3 camera's?
You record audio individually to 10 audio recorders - like the Zoom H1 - then you sync up the 10 audios in your editing program.
@@MarcosRochaTV Thank you !
editing sofware name plz...?
Nice work! What is your location?
What kind of cards are they holding?
Super helpful. How much does a service like this run? I’m down to set this up myself but would much rather let a team of experts do this
It Depends :) With a panel of 10 - maybe $8K and up to do it professionally. But, it could be less depending on the experience, cameras, and location. We also created many episodes in 1 day so it was a lot of editing.
Thanks for making this. Would you be willing to give us an idea of what your charged for the entire production? What was the flat rate with editing.
I don't want to share the exact amount because knowing what I know now, I would have charged way more. This was ku first time doing something like this. We shot 10 Episodes and each episode was about 15 to 22 minutes. I could see something like this costing over $6K to produce using the same equipment and resources.
@@MarcosRochaTV Thank you.
I am trying to pursue the same journey, can I rent the equipment, how do I get started?
This looks like a nightmare! Lol! So there was no way for you to monitor everybody's sound levels?
Wow this is so cool. How big was the film crew for such a big project?
Just my second Camera Operator and I.
Hey Marcos, how do you get around the other mics sound from people talking coming into the others when editing .. Thanks
i had to enable each mic individually depending on who is talking... this is the most time consuming part in editing.
@@MarcosRochaTV Ok so I just knew I was doing it wrong ... but evidently thats how its done .. I recently did a 5 person shoot and did the same when editing but it was soooo time consuming smh lol .. Thanks
Why did you use a diffuser in one of the lights and not a soft box?
I have been trying to buy the new Aputure Light Dome II, but it's been on backorder all these months. We couldn't find anyone with a bowens mount softbox, so we used a diffuser.
You're a brave man......I'm not a fan of DSLRs as focus is too difficult
The auto focus on the a7III is incredible and I ended up using it for most of the shoot.
Great job Marcos under challenging circumstances. You shot 10 episodes in one day? Wow. What did you charge for the entire shoot, with your camera assistant? I guess editing was a separate cost...
Hey Rolf, yes 10 episodes in 1 day. I can't share what I charged because it is confidential, plus I would not recommend charging what I charged.
@@MarcosRochaTV I understand.This is probably a project you will learn from and be fairer to yourself next time. In my opinion you are an experienced video producer who should charge rates that reflect that. Good work. Keep it up!
Hey. If you are doing a podcast and have three people using three different mics, how do you sync all those?
Check my Multicam Editing Videos.
Does the 29min time limit on DSLRs affect your workflow? I see some hack theirs to break that limit, but was curious about your approach.
The 29min time limit sucks! haha. I had to coordinate with my second shooter to stop the recording on our cameras at different times. I hacked my a7sII to g beyond the 30 minutes, but I haven't done it with the a7III. I've had a couple of circumstances where my camera stopped recording after 30 minutes and I completely missed it!!! This is a major problem when you forget.
Is there a link to the show?
ruclips.net/video/XDzDXqBhOvY/видео.html
When doing editing, is it just let it stack 10 audio on the video for syncing?
Yeah, I had to manually stack the audio. Next time I will hire an Audio Engineer to take care of this part. I would also get time code sync.
@@MarcosRochaTV Ohh... is it the audio good to hear?
You did a great job. How can I hire you? I live in New York
Im in the Bay Area of California
@@MarcosRochaTV Will you be able to fly out and do an event in New York?
How I hire you?
The part about mixing up the various voices on the recorder must have been really painful to sourt out...
Not all us got all those tools
this isn't so much a tutorial as it is just you listing off the gear you're using and the mistakes you made. nothing wrong with that, but a better title would be "filming a talk show | behind the scenes"