This document summarizes different types of cameras and equipment used for filmmaking. It discusses several categories of cameras including single chip and three chip handheld camcorders, entry level and professional large sensor camcorders, HDSLR cameras, shoulder mounted camcorders, point of view camcorders, and 4K camcorders. It also outlines different types of lighting equipment like soft lights, LED lighting, hard lights, MSR lights, video and LED lightbanks, photographic lightbanks, and fluorescent lighting. Finally, it briefly discusses microphones, headphones, radio microphones, boom poles, mixers, and windshields. The document provides information on pricing and intended uses for each type of equipment.

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2. Single chip handheld camcorders
0 This video camera is used for professional use.
0 They range from anything from one thousand pounds and
upwards.
0 These sort of cameras are mainly used for travel, so if the they
were doing a shot where there is a camera man in a movie, this
is ideal.
0 They are lightweight so they are easy to carry.
0 They are used to make it seem more realistic and create more
panic.
0 This would be good for us when we are filming our chase
scene.

3. Three Chip Handheld Camcorders
0 professional camcorder with full manual control.
0 These range from two thousand pounds and upwards.
0 These would be used for a movie that is more
documentary based.
0 These would be used by someone who is highly
trained in how to work a camera on the spot as it has
to be done manually.

4. Entry Level Large Sensor
Camcorders
0 These are used in low budget movies.
0 These range from five hundred pound and upwards.
0 low-light sensitivity
0 The flexibility of interchangeable lenses make them
ideal for short film making.
0 This would be idea for us because they are not as
expensive as the other products.

5. Professional Large Sensor
Camcorders
0 These are designed for narrative drama and cinema
production.
0 They range from one thousand pounds and continue
to go up from there.
0 They are also quite lightweight so they are easy to
work with.
0 With them being lightweight it means that they are
easier to carry around. Which would be ideal for
outdoors.

6. HDSLR
0 These are more like a photographic camera but I
would use one of these to record all the videoing that
me and my group do.
0 Low light sensitivity
0 these range from five hundred pounds and upwards.
0 It also has a high number of pixels therefore making
the image much more clearer.
0 These are better for documentaries.

7. Shoulder Mounted Camcorders
0 These are used for high end videoing and will be used
for a movie with a high budget.
0 These type of cameras range from one thousand
pounds and they continue to go up.
0 They are considered as easy to work with when I
looked at the reviews of them.

8. Point Of View Camcorders
0 These are very small and also compact.
0 These are ideal when films sports, racing a car or a
bike.
0 They are basically what it says in the name, they give
you a characters point of view shot.
0 They range from thirty- eight pound and continue to
go up depending on the quality of the camera.

9. 4K Camcorders
0 These are used for the televisions because they show
very good hd images, so when considering your
audience you need to think where and what will your
movie be watched on. To ensure they have to best
picture possible.
0 They have 4k resolution.
0 They range from two-hundred pound and continue to
go up form there.

10. Soft Lights
0 These have a large surface area.
0 Produce a soft light for a studio and or production
environment.
0 They range from one hundred pound to one thousand
pounds.
0 And they also produce little shadow definition.

11. LED Lighting
0 These produce low heat, so if they are being used for a
long filming day they are ideal.
0 They range from one hundred pounds and upwards.
0 They are very strong so will last a long time.

12. Hard lights
0 They produce hard light.
0 They have twin lensed dedo lights
0 They also have a narrow beam.
0 They range around two hundred pounds and go up.

13. MSR Lights
0 These are weather proof so they are ideal for outdoor
filming within a movie.
0 They are lightweight and compact so they are easier
to carry if they are being carried around outside.
0 They are even safe in heavy rain.
0 They range from five hundred pounds and upwards.

14. Video Lightbanks
0 They range from five hundred pounds then go up from
there.
0 they produce a soft light
0 Makes things look innocent.

15. LED Lightbanks
0 They create softer shadows
0 They are also easy to use
0 They are lightweight so they can be carried around
easier.
0 They range from one hundred and forty pounds.

16. Photographic Lightbanks
0 They have a soft controllable light source
0 These are usually used in photo shoots for modelling
to make them have more colour to there face.
0 They range from eighty pounds and upwards.

17. Fluorescent lighting
0 They are used for location lighting so if someone was
filming outside these would be ideal.
0 They range from five hundred pounds and upwards.
0 They produce less heat than other products like them.
0 It produces a cold, blue-white light which tends to
illuminate environments harshly yet in a way which
highlights detail.

18. Microphones
0 They can record up to five metres.
0 But they are best suited for short distance recording.
0 lapel microphone is best for recording conversation.
0 dynamic hand-held microphone is best for speech or
singing.

19. Headphones
0 Mainly used in recording studios.
0 Not really suited for on the go movement, so really
used in the movie unless they are advertising them.
0 Comfy to wear.
0 They also have an extended frequency response.
0

20. Radio Microphones
0 wireless audio transmission to a camera or recorder.
0 They allow you to be able to have a lot of movement.
0 They have different microphones with different
wireless connections depending on what they are
being used for . And where they are being used.

21. Boom pole
0 made from either carbon fibre or aluminium
0 Carbon fibre audio boom poles are lighter and
stronger, but cost more. However this would make
them easy to carry as they will be used for long
periods of time.
0 They range from thirty pounds and upwards.

22. Mixers
0 These are designed for the requirements of a
professional movie.
0 These range from five hundred pounds and go up
from there. They are very expensive depending on the
quality that you want.

23. Windshields
0 Without on of these over your microphone breathing
noises are very loud.
0 They range from twenty pounds and upwards.