Camera Best Practices for Live and Streaming

by | Streaming, Video, Webinars & Podcasts

Worship Facility editor Gene Lass and Ethan Manuel, Broadcast Campus Director at Christ Fellowship Miami, discuss the best practices to capture video for your live and streaming worship services. Takeaways include:

  • Use of lighting
  • Multi-camera techniques
  • Framing
  • Shot sequencing
  • Know your gear
  • Working with a floor director
  • Use of negative space and leading room

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