This document discusses multi-camera filming techniques for student groups working on productions. It emphasizes the importance of professionalism, productivity, and positivity. Students are tasked with continuing to plan their multi-camera game shows or music shows, setting individual goals, and providing feedback on whether goals were achieved and how teams can improve. Key aspects of multi-camera filming covered include live events, studio programs, and the benefits of the multi-camera format.

1. Multi-Camera

2. What were you doing last
lesson?

3. This lesson
You will be continuing to work on your multi-camera
productions in your groups.
You will need to work professionally and productively if
you are to complete your production on time and to plan,
showing skill and a positive attitude to your work.

4. By the end of today, you
 MUST be able to work professionally and productively
throughout the lesson
 SHOULD set clear goals for the day and meet these
 COULD be positive and proactive in your work,
exceeding your producers expectations

5. First, lets quickly recap why
we film using multi-camera
techniques

6. What is multi-camera filming?

7. What are the 2 main types of productions that
are filmed using the multi-camera format?
Live events Studio programmes

8. What types of live events are
filmed?
 Concerts
 Public events (such as the Olympics, royal wedding
etc…)
 Sports

9. What types of studio programmes
can you think of?
 Game show
 Chat show
 Studio comedy (friends, big bang theory, 2 and a half
men etc…)
 Studio drama (Dr Who, Casualty, 24)

10. What are the benefits of
multicamera filming?

11. This lesson
You need to act professionally, being productive and
positive in your work. What qualities does a professional
have?

12. Task 1
Producers, lead your team meeting. Identify what needs
to be done and who needs to do it. Make sure everyone is
clear on what they need to do.
Everyone needs to set themselves 1 goal to complete by
the end of the lesson. Producers need to feed these back
to me in ten minutes.

13. Task 2
Continue to plan your multi-camera gameshow / music
show.
Act professionally and be productive in your work. If you
are unsure how to proceed then speak to your producer.
If you complete your work then who else could you help,
and how could you do it?

14. Team feedback.
Lets see if we achieved our goals.
Producers need to lead a team meeting and check who has
achieved their goals, who has not, and why this is. Were you
productive enough? Did you show positivity in your work? Did
you go the extra mile?
Identify how you can overcome any problems you have
encountered, and plan to meet outstanding goals next lesson.