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Sidney shows you three lighting setups for any interview, step by step. He shares two variations on outdoor lighting, one shaping natural light without additional lights, and one using a continuous light to modify the ambient light. Next, he heads inside to set up a stylized interview and corporate interview.
0:00 - In This Video
0:32 - Outdoor Location Scouting
1:56 - Outdoor Interview Lighting Setup
5:05 - Stylized Indoor Interview Lighting Setup
7:21 - Corporate Interview Lighting Setup
9:07 - Final Thoughts
by Zack Young · Posted
ARRI continues to build out the live production capabilities of their popular ALEXA 35 cinema camera with the new LPM-1 Live Production Monitor. This 10” on-camera LCD screen has a 16:10 aspect ratio, 900:1 contrast ratio, and can go up to 1500 nits for use in bright, outdoor environment. The LPM-1 is a touchscreen but also has four physical rotary knobs and four customizable
by Jennifer Hahn · Posted
Joining the powerful Nanlux Evoke 900C RGB spotlight are the new Evoke 150C and Evoke 600C, which both feature full RGB control using an updated 8-chip LED engine for
by Zack Young · Posted
While it may be easy to prop your phone against a stack of books and hit record, the resulting video podcast might not be quite what you had in mind. So what exactly separates a smartphone camera from a standalone professional camera, and what are the most important factors to weigh if you’re considering an upgrade?
Visual Aesthetics and Control
The most important factor limiting your smartphone camera is its sensor size. The actual sensor chip behind the lens of your phone camera is likely only a fraction of an inch, meaning it can’t capture
by Atane Ofiaja · Posted
The proliferation of PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) cameras being used for sports coverage and broadcasting should not come as a surprise. They offer seamless operation and flexible installation options thanks to their relatively small size and remote-control capabilities from a central location. The benefit of using a PTZ camera over a standard fixed camera for sports coverage (and live events in general) is
by Atane Ofiaja · Posted
Expanding their time-lapse camera range for project and location site monitoring applications, enlaps recently unveiled the Tikee Mini+ with Soft Case and Tikee Mini+ Pack camera bundles.
enlaps Tikee Mini+
Equipped with Wi
by Zack Young · Posted
SmallRig has made their mark on NAB 2025 with a few interesting new products. The X-Touch Smart Triple-Proof X99 is a 99Wh V-mount battery built for tough outdoor conditions; the RC 100C COB LED monolight is super compact but still packs a punch; and the
by Jennifer Hahn · Posted
With video technology getting smaller, more powerful, and more budget friendly, it is no surprise that PTZ cameras have been rising in popularity in a variety of industries such as film, broadcast, and corporate environments, but one of the most innovative advancements in PTZ camera technology is their integration into live sports and sports analytics. PTZ cameras have a great set of features to fit into a
by Zack Young · Posted
Aputure’s BLAIR (Blue/Lime/Amber/Indigo/Red) light engine made waves when it debuted last year, producing more accurate and tunable colors—especially shades of white—than the LED fixtures that came before. Now, we have two new Aputure lights that utilize BLAIR, the powerful 5200W STORM XT52 and the portable 80W
by Jennifer Hahn · Posted
When you’ve decided to outfit your venue with a PTZ camera network, the practical consideration of where you’re going to put the cameras is inevitable. One of the most essential accessories for PTZ cameras is a mount. Whether you’re setting up a house of worship, corporate location, education environment, or remote event production, there’s a mounting solution for your needs.
Basic Mounting Solutions
When perusing PTZ camera mounts, there
by Zack Young · Posted
You’ve probably seen PTZ cameras in the background of your favorite sports broadcasts and reality shows, but there’s a chance you might not know exactly what they are or why they’re used. Think of pan-tilt-zoom cameras, commonly known as PTZ cameras, as a cross between a security camera and a camcorder. Like security cameras, they can be accessed and controlled from a computer or smartphone either on
by Zack Young · Posted
Sony has announced their first ever camera tracking system, the OCELLUS (ASR-CT1), which consists of a sensor unit, processing box, and three lens encoders. The system can be used with a wide variety of cinema and broadcast cameras, providing marker-free tracking through a host of infrared LED sensors. The captured tracking data can help with virtual productions, augmented reality overlays, on-set compositing, post
by Atane Ofiaja · Posted
As the surveillance industry expands, it's easy for many to get bogged down and confused by the finer details of all the products that are out there. It doesn't have to be complicated. In fact, it can be simplified with this basic approach: The consumer must understand that the form and function of surveillance devices vary, and that each one is built for a specific purpose. Once the consumer
by Atane Ofiaja · Posted
Expanding its time-lapse camera lineup for long-term outdoor projects, Brinno recently unveiled the BCC5000 Outdoor Time-Lapse Camera Bundle. The bundle features a TLC5000 time-lapse camera, an ATH5000 construction power housing, two MRB1000 rechargeable battery packs, and an ACC5000 clamp mount kit.
by Zack Young · Posted
You’ve seen them sprinkled around sports fields, scattered in the rafters of reality TV houses, and spread amongst the balcony at local houses of worship, but you might not have known exactly what to call them. They’re PTZ cameras, meaning Pan Tilt Zoom, three of countless functions that can be operated remotely from a standalone controller, computer, or smartphone. Think of them as powerful camcorders on robotic fluid heads. That makes them mighty handy for spots where slotting in a camera operator isn’t realistic because of space, time, or