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■Film screening flowchart
Opening movie
Information
about the films
Showing
of the
films
Interview with
the filmmakers
Example image of the venue
You must be able to clearly view the screen from
the switching location, and the mixing should be
done unobtrusively. If you can inspect the venue
beforehand, it will help you locate the power sockets
and determine the length of the cables needed for
connecting the cameras, monitors and projectors, etc.
■Create a higher level of interest by making a logo for the film group or sponsors
■Insert the title of the film and photo of the filmmaker
■Show a live interview with the filmmakers after the screening
O p e n t h e f i l m s c r e e n i n g
with a sequence containing a
logo, motion graphic, etc. This
can be created with the titling
capabilities of the DV-7DL or
on a computer. If you record
the film screening, the logo
and opening sequence will also
permanently title the production
when it is archived.
Before showing the film, you
can insert stills of the filmmaker,
the title of the work, a brief
summary of the contents, and
the running time. That will allow
a break between different films
and help viewers understand
what they are about to see.
Capture a live interview of
each filmmaker before the film
screening to show onscreen
during the event. Hearing what
others have learned and the
challenges they have faced can
inspire other filmmakers.
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