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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
in
advance. The first step is to sketch out a simple outline
of
the
actual production
based on
the time-tested
"fi
ve
W's
of
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
a
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,
it
is
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
of
bother.
Frame
out-indi·
cates
spot
where the
scene
wi
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change
30
sec
Cut out
Panning
Mom ·s
voice:
Introducing
the
stadium.
atmosphere.
etc
highlight
the
season
can
often
be
effec-
tive
Making titles
Camera
work
If
possible,
draw
simple
outline sket-
ches
in
a TV frame
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sec
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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
of
microphone.
To edit out unwanted scenes, put together
your best recordings, or create
"theme"
pro-
grams:
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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
TV
monitor are re-
quired.