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This document provides steps for shooting great news video. It outlines planning the video, conducting interviews, and shooting interviews. The key steps are to plan your goal, outline, determine who to interview and what equipment is needed. When interviewing, dress appropriately, set up audio early, establish rapport, explain your purpose, and ask questions to explore topics. When shooting, use a tripod, consider multiple cameras, ensure proper lighting and audio quality, and follow the rule of thirds for framing shots.
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- 1. Shooting great news video Step-by-step
- 2. Step 1: Planning ✤ Figure out your goal. Write it down if you have to ✤ Sketch out a brief outline - what is the general flow of the story? ✤ Who do you need/want to interview? ✤ What equipment do you need? (Test it ahead of time!) ✤ What access do you need (Do you need to call your subject for a “pre interview” or get access to a business?) ✤ Do you need a friend to help you shoot the video?
- 3. Step 2: The Interview ✤ Dress appropriately ✤ Hook up mic early - before you get going ✤ Establish rapport - spell out names/titles! ✤ Explain what you’re doing and why ✤ When they go off your script, explore it ✤ Don’t be shy - ask them to repeat things ✤ Thank them for helping out!
- 4. Class-time assignment ✤ I pair you up ✤ You take turns interviewing each other ✤ After the interview, I will ask: What was the interview about? How would you shoot it? What b-roll would you shoot? Where would you shoot it?
- 5. Shooting an interview ✤ Use a tripod or monopod! ✤ If possible, use two cameras to get an extra angle ✤ Be sure lighting is how you want it. Shadows will be accentuated on film, overexposures will be worse than you expected. ✤ Be sure audio is set up - lavalier mics are the best, but be sure audio is good. It’s actually best to use headphones attached to audio source ✤ Use the rule of thirds
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