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Live events filming, Video editing and DVD
authoring Our Equipment We use the very latest HDV (high definition) and SD (standard definition) broadcast cameras. Camera mounted professional microphones plus Sennheiser radio mike, boom mikes and digital sound recording equipment are available. Top of the range Apple Mac duel screen editing facilities with Final Cut Pro, Motion, Boris and DVD Studio Pro. Filming One camera and operator £400 per day inc. 50 miles of travel. Two cameras £650 per day inc. 50 miles of travel. Three cameras £800 per day. Editing £300 per day or £45.00 per hour. Silver Package £750. 1 full days filming with one HDV or SD broadcast camera. 1 Camera operator. Edit final of show reel approx. 15 minutes including motion graphics and titles. Final product produced in clients desired format. First 50 miles of travel free. 0.30p per mile thereafter. Bronze package £1200. 1 full days filming with two HDV or SD broadcast cameras. 2 Camera operators. Edit final product approx. 1 hour including motion graphics and authored DVD master. First 50 miles of travel free. 0.30p per mile thereafter. Gold package £1750. 1 full days filming with three HDV or SD broadcast cameras with operators. Separate digital multi track recording. Edit final approx. 1 hour including motion graphics and authored DVD master including motion menus, Bumper graphics, live titling, First play DVD intro. Master HDV tape and two master DVDs plus ten copies. DVD duplicating and replicating services are available We can even generate the cover artwork for you. Tips for Filming Your Show. Our Sony HD cameras are top of the range and are the same units as used by the BBC and many other TV companys, but it is important to realize that they will only record what they see and the lighting on your stage is very important to the end product. The best lighting for filming live performances is diffused white light, however we realize that this is not always possible but you should try to avoid the following: Dim stage lighting effects. The camera lens will only pick up about half the light that the human eye will, so although it is OK for brief moments, prolonged darkened stage scenes will not make for good viewing on a TV. Red and Green washes Red stage washes make it very hard to focus the cameras and green washes will make your performers look like Martians, so try to avoid them as much as possible. |