The document discusses equipment needed for filming a music video, including a Canon camera with an 18MP sensor and HD video capabilities, a tripod, and a 62mm fader filter to achieve dim lighting effects. It also mentions renting a voice recorder, hiring a director and photographer, and booking a recording studio location.
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1. http://www.maniacfilms.com/rental/fader-filter-62mm-p-442.html
Using this website I can get idea on prices for equipment and what equipment would be needed. The
general list for equipment would be:
*Camera – Go Pro/Slow motion/Cannon
*Tripod – Tall or Short
*Lights – Filters/stands
*Sound – Microphone(s)/Audio Record/Headphones
*Cables – Lighting/Sound
Looking at websites gave me a good idea for prices for this equipment. With the Music Video I would
like to do I want some shots to be done in dim lighting; therefore I will need a filter as well as lights
and stands. I will only need a cannon camera to film. With this I will need a tripod to help me get
steady shots.
4. http://www.maniacfilms.com/rental/fader-filter-62mm-p-442.html
The use of the voice recorder is to collect anything people say in the video; this would be used if the
video was a Narrative.
http://www.maniacfilms.com/rental/fader-filter-62mm-p-442.html
The tripod would be to ensure my camera shots are still and steady.
6. Crew hire
http://www.shoot-it-yourself.co.uk/director_prices_packages.php
Having a professional director will help the music video look more professional because they will
have had experience.
http://www.photofusion.org/studio/studio.htm
A photographer would help capture the process of filming for evidence, also, if part of an effect was
using photography, they could help organise this.
Location