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Case 03
Film screenings are held regularly. Rather than
just showing the films, why not add some
production value to the event! You could begin
with an opening video, add some slides to
introduce each film, or include video interviews
with the filmmakers. You could also include clips
of works in progress or trailers of upcoming
attractions. Point out what is special about the
films and include information about the history
and footage of the film location to make the
viewing more interesting and memorable.
Record the whole screening and make a
valuable recording of the event using a DVD
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Live video production for film
screenings
Projector
recorder. Record interviews with the filmmakers,
as well as reactions at the time of the screening.
Share them with people who were unable to
attend, or friends anywhere in the world. The
screening can also be archived as a history of
your activities.
D i s t r i b u t e D V D c o p i e s t o f r i e n d s a n d
a c q u a i n t a n c e s w h o w i l l g a i n a b e t t e r
understanding of what you do, and attract new
business, fans and support. Aside from the
promotional value, distribution is also a good
way to attract new collaborators.
DV deck, DV player
DV camera
■Connect to a DVD recorder to
document the film screening.
DVD recorder
Used for recording the output of the connected video
mixer. To record audio, plug in a separate line out from
the PA system or other audio source. Once recorded
on a DVD, it is easy to make copies for distribution.
Used for showing films at
the screening. Be sure the
player is compatible with all
required formats.
Used for interviews with
the filmmakers. The camera
s h o u l d b e o p e r a t e d b y
s o m e o n e o t h e r t h a n t h e
person doing the switching.
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