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FOR MORE EFFECTIVE PRODUCTION

In video, organization is the key

To make a

first-class

production, it is important to

decide the contents and shooting sequence

advance. The first step is to sketch out a simple outline

the

actual production

based on

the time-tested

"fi

W's

journalism"

(who,

what,

where,

when

why, how).

This

will

allow

you to efficiently and effectively record the many exciting events that

happen

around you,

such

as sports

matches, graduations,

birthday parties, picnics,

camping

trips

and other special

events.

Write a script of what you

want to

record

Typical scenario

Sound,

camera

work

indications

SE (Sound Effect)-

Background music

and sound effects

Recording

t ime

Even regu

lar

paper

can

be used

Write

in the

scene

progress

ion

and nar-

ration

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Inserting

cut to

After the theme has been

decided, think about the pro-

gression of the scenes and

write down the major points of

the

"story

flow" on

paper.

This

is called a scenario. When

writing the script,

helpful

to scout the location where

shooting will take place,

and,

in the event of school ac-

tivities or weddings, to obtain

a copy of the program in ad-

vance, if

possible.

This

will

allow you to complete actual

recording with a

minimum

bother.

Frame

out-indi·

cates

spot

where the

scene

change

sec

Cut out

Panning

Mom ·s

voice:

Introducing

the

stadium.

atmosphere.

etc

highlight

the

season

can

often

effec-

tive

Making titles

Camera

work

possible,

draw

simple

outline sket-

ches

a TV frame

2min.

sec

Sho

the

layer

e1•

ress1ons

Show

the ex-

citemen

the

s tands

Inserting titles to introduce your programs can do much to enhance

interest.

To record

titles,

the manual

focus

mode must be used.

*Make the title boards called for in the script before shooting.

Title boards are art paper on which titles,

pictures,

etc.,

are

drawn to be

shot as

part of the

program.

REFINING RECORDED TAPES

Dubbing-in the narration after shooting:

For dubbing, you need a TV monitor and VCR

with

an audio dubbing function

as well as a

sound source such as a tape recorder

microphone.

To edit out unwanted scenes, put together

your best recordings, or create

"theme"

pro-

grams:

Editing

Two VCRs (one for

playback,

one for

recor-

ding) and a TV monitor are

required.

For

pro-

per color compensation

use

the

opt

ional

Sony XV-5000W

Video Color Corrector.

To add titles

or pictures:

Superimposing

A color

superimposer

(Sony HVS-120K

Color

Superimposer), two VCRs (one for

playback,

one for recording) and a

monitor are re-

quired.