Jarrod Crawford's "Studio Production" Lecture

Slideshow Transcript

1. Slide 1: Studio Production
2. Slide 2: Television Studio Designed for maximum efficiency Floors, Lights, Space
3. Slide 3: Major Installations • Lighting System – Patchboard • Intercoms – IFB (interruptible Feedback or interruptible foldback) or IEM (in-ear monitor) systems are used in broadcast and motion picture production for crew communication, audio monitoring and cueing. • Monitors/Speakers
4. Slide 4: Studio Production • Positions – Producer - A Television producer oversees the making of television programs. In television, creative control usually rests with the producer. In the news room decides what order the stories are shown. – Director- A television director is usually responsible for directing the actors and other filmed/taped aspects of a television production. – Technical Director – Follows director cues and runs the switcher.
5. Slide 5: – Sound Director - – Floor Director- keeps things running smoothly, communicates between the director and talent. In charge of cueing the talent in the studio. Makes guests feel comfortable. Gives time cues. – Assistant Director- One of his most important jobs is to remind the director of the time left.
6. Slide 6: – Cameras/Grips -trained lighting and rigging technicians. The person who helps cameras execute moves or assists wherever needed in the studio. – Tape/C.G. Operators – VTR director is in charge of running the tapes.
7. Slide 7: Control Room • Monitors – Program/Preview – Each Camera – VTR – Video Tape Recorder – C.G. – Computer Graphics – Remote Feeds – Stills – Special Effects