3 CAMERA STREAMING - STUDIO PRODUCTIONS | Videoguys Tutorials
Adam Noyes (Video production Specialist at Videoguys) goes over a basic 3 camera setup for broadcasting studio productions.
A Three Camera Multi-Cam Set Up Will Help You:
- Achieve a more professional look
- Maintain audience interest by switching throughout production
- Help your audience focus on points of interest
- Have a backup camera available when necessary
- Access more options to reintroduce and repackage production in post
Camera 1 is a wide of the full set showing everything. This includes products, tables, and possibly a rear screen. Thus making sure the audience gets all the information they need.
Camera 2 is a single on the talking head. This is great to cut to when the person speaking is just talking.
Camera 3 can be a product short or a z-camera pointing down at the product. Thus allowing the audience to get a good look at the product.
A Bonus Cam can be the presentation in the back. Videoguys uses a power point. Therefore that can easily be used as another screen to help ad variety to the live stream.
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