Lean video production hardware
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This document discusses hardware considerations for lean video production. It recommends using a tablet as a presentation surface instead of an analog whiteboard, and using a webcam, camcorder, or digital camera mounted on a tripod for video recording. It stresses the importance of high-quality audio and recommends using a professional headset or earset instead of built-in microphones. It also discusses using a teleprompter to read text flipped upside down and considering lighting, background, and acoustic treatment for the studio environment.
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Lean video production hardware
- 2. Lean video production: hardware Jörn Loviscach
- 3. Lean video production: hardware
- 4. Presentation Surface • No “analog” blackboard or whiteboard • Tablet (Wacom display, Windows Tablet PC, possibly Android, iPad) • Visualizer, document camera, web camera (plus illumination) • Interactive Whiteboard
- 5. Camera • Webcam, tablet’s front-facing camera? – Record on computer – Mixed results, inflexible positioning • Camcorder, digital photo camera – Tripod – Clapperboard
- 6. Microphone • Audio quality is key! • Don’t use built-in microphones, phone headsets. • Professional headsets/earsets • Acoustic decoupling; pop filter
- 7. Teleprompter • Read while looking into the camera • Text needs to be flipped upside down, e.g. with web browser: <div style="transform: scale(1,-1)"> <p>Your text goes here.</p></div>
- 8. Studio environment • Lighting • Background – Bookshelf etc. – Green screen – Illuminated white cloth • Acoustic treatment?
- 9. Lean video production: hardware Camera Presentation Surface Audio
- 10. The European Commission support for the production of this publication does not constitute endorsement of the contents which reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.