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Start Creating Your TV News Network Today 13 lectures 01:10:39 How to Create a Digital TV Network Overview Create a Winning Editorial Here is How to Start Your Network Today The Best Style for You Is... Your Technology Needs How to Create a Digital TV Network Technology Part 5 Total Cost of Equipment: 1,675 Logitech C920 HD Pro Webcam USB Condenser Microphone with Ringer Shock Mount 3 point lighting setup One light in front of you that is diffused, about 30 degrees to one side (this minimizes shadows) - One light in front of you that is more directional, this adds "highlights", it should be about 20 degrees on the opposite side of the 'fill' light. - One light behind you pointing forward (helps separate you from the background). TIP: Keep this one high so you don't get a glare on the camera lens. - One light (more if needed) on the background to prevent any shadows from the person - TIP: To achieve a professional look what you want is very few shadows on the face, a highlight on the shoulder and hair (this comes from the backlight) and no shadows reflecting on the background. - You may need to test different setups, adding and removing different lights, and possibly varying the distance between the subject and the background. WireCast Software (to mix additional cameras, images, or clips, LIVE!) from MagicPrinting USA -- located in Massachusetts 6' x 8' "dye sublimation fabric" NOTE: the further away you plan to sit the larger the background will need to be. Image will be scaled when printed 1" = 1' Original image should be at least 300 dpi. Better if it is 600 or 900. We used Velcro option as a fastener. Hooks on back of canvas, soft side of Velcro on wall. Other options are also available from Magic Printing. TIP: to fake added depth you can "blur" the background image before printing. This works great in smaller spaces. Editing Options Blunders to Avoid Promoting Your Channel Adding Graphics My animator is Mark Sylvain mark.sylvain (at) gmail.com Determining Your Business Model Feedback Bonus 1 Final Tips Bonus 2 More Tips how to build a professional broadcast tv studio Total Cost of Equipment: 1,675 Logitech C920 HD Pro Webcam USB Condenser Microphone with Ringer Shock Mount 3 point lighting setup One light in front of you that is diffused, about 30 degrees to one side (this minimizes shadows) - One light in front of you that is more directional, this adds "highlights", it should be about 20 degrees on the opposite side of the 'fill' light. - One light behind you pointing forward (helps separate you from the background). TIP: Keep this one high so you don't get a glare on the camera lens. - One light (more if needed) on the background to prevent any shadows from the person - TIP: To achieve a professional look what you want is very few shadows on the face, a highlight on the shoulder and hair (this comes from the backlight) and no shadows reflecting on the background. - You may need to test different setups, adding and removing different lights, and possibly varying the distance between the subject and the background. WireCast Software (to mix additional cameras, images, or clips, LIVE!) from MagicPrinting USA -- located in Massachusetts 6' x 8' "dye sublimation fabric" NOTE: the further away you plan to sit the larger the background will need to be. Image will be scaled when printed 1" = 1' Original image should be at least 300 dpi. Better if it is 600 or 900. We used Velcro option as a fastener. Hooks on back of canvas, soft side of Velcro on wall. Other options are also available from Magic Printing. TIP: to fake added depth you can "blur" the background image before printing. This works great in smaller spaces. Start Creating Your TV News Network Today. 13 lectures 01:10:39 How to Create a Digital TV Network Overview Create a Winning Editorial Here is How to Start Your Network Today The Best Style for You Is... Your Technology Needs How to Create a Digital TV Network Technology Part 5 Total Cost of Equipment: 1,675 Logitech C920 HD Pro Webcam USB Condenser Microphone with Ringer Shock Mount 3 point lighting setup One light in front of you that is diffused, about 30 degrees to one side (this minimizes shadows) - One light in front of you that is more directional, this adds "highlights", it should be about 20 degrees on the opposite side of the 'fill' light. - One light behind you pointing forward (helps separate you from the background). TIP: Keep this one high so you don't get a glare on the camera lens. - One light (more if needed) on the background to prevent any shadows from the person - TIP: To achieve a professional look what you want is very few shadows on the face, a highlight on the shoulder and hair (this comes from the backlight) and no shadows reflecting on the background. - You may need to test different setups, adding and removing different lights, and possibly varying the distance between the subject and the background. WireCast Software (to mix additional cameras, images, or clips, LIVE!) from MagicPrinting USA -- located in Massachusetts 6' x 8' "dye sublimation fabric" NOTE: the further away you plan to sit the larger the background will need to be. Image will be scaled when printed 1" = 1' Original image should be at least 300 dpi. Better if it is 600 or 900. We used Velcro option as a fastener. Hooks on back of canvas, soft side of Velcro on wall. Other options are also available from Magic Printing. TIP: to fake added depth you can "blur" the background image before printing. This works great in smaller spaces. Editing Options Blunders to Avoid Promoting Your Channel Adding Graphics My animator is Mark Sylvain mark.sylvain (at) gmail.com Determining Your Business Model Feedback Bonus 1 Final Tips Bonus 2 More Tips how to build a professional broadcast tv studio Total Cost of Equipment: 1,675 Logitech C920 HD Pro Webcam USB Condenser Microphone with Ringer Shock Mount 3 point lighting setup One light in front of you that is diffused, about 30 degrees to one side (this minimizes shadows) - One light in front of you that is more directional, this adds "highlights", it should be about 20 degrees on the opposite side of the 'fill' light. - One light behind you pointing forward (helps separate you from the background). TIP: Keep this one high so you don't get a glare on the camera lens. - One light (more if needed) on the background to prevent any shadows from the person - TIP: To achieve a professional look what you want is very few shadows on the face, a highlight on the shoulder and hair (this comes from the backlight) and no shadows reflecting on the background. - You may need to test different setups, adding and removing different lights, and possibly varying the distance between the subject and the background. WireCast Software (to mix additional cameras, images, or clips, LIVE!) from MagicPrinting USA -- located in Massachusetts 6' x 8' "dye sublimation fabric" NOTE: the further away you plan to sit the larger the background will need to be. Image will be scaled when printed 1" = 1' Original image should be at least 300 dpi. Better if it is 600 or 900. We used Velcro option as a fastener. Hooks on back of canvas, soft side of Velcro on wall. Other options are also available from Magic Printing. TIP: to fake added depth you can "blur" the background image before printing. This works great in smaller spaces. How to Create a Digital TV Network Overview How to Create a Digital TV Network Overview How to Create a Digital TV Network Overview How to Create a Digital TV Network Overview Create a Winning Editorial Create a Winning Editorial Create a Winning Editorial Create a Winning Editorial Here is How to Start Your Network Today Here is How to Start Your Network Today Here is How to Start Your Network Today Here is How to Start Your Network Today The Best Style for You Is... The Best Style for You Is... The Best Style for You Is... The Best Style for You Is... Your Technology Needs How to Create a Digital TV Network Technology Part 5 Total Cost of Equipment: 1,675 Logitech C920 HD Pro Webcam USB Condenser Microphone with Ringer Shock Mount 3 point lighting setup One light in front of you that is diffused, about 30 degrees to one side (this minimizes shadows) - One light in front of you that is more directional, this adds "highlights", it should be about 20 degrees on the opposite side of the 'fill' light. - One light behind you pointing forward (helps separate you from the background). TIP: Keep this one high so you don't get a glare on the camera lens. - One light (more if needed) on the background to prevent any shadows from the person - TIP: To achieve a professional look what you want is very few shadows on the face, a highlight on the shoulder and hair (this comes from the backlight) and no shadows reflecting on the background. - You may need to test different setups, adding and removing different lights, and possibly varying the distance between the subject and the background. WireCast Software (to mix additional cameras, images, or clips, LIVE!) from MagicPrinting USA -- located in Massachusetts 6' x 8' "dye sublimation fabric" NOTE: the further away you plan to sit the larger the background will need to be. Image will be scaled when printed 1" = 1' Original image should be at least 300 dpi. Better if it is 600 or 900. We used Velcro option as a fastener. Hooks on back of canvas, soft side of Velcro on wall. Other options are also available from Magic Printing. TIP: to fake added depth you can "blur" the background image before printing. This works great in smaller spaces. Your Technology Needs How to Create a Digital TV Network Technology Part 5 Total Cost of Equipment: 1,675 Logitech C920 HD Pro Webcam USB Condenser Microphone with Ringer Shock Mount 3 point lighting setup One light in front of you that is diffused, about 30 degrees to one side (this minimizes shadows) - One light in front of you that is more directional, this adds "highlights", it should be about 20 degrees on the opposite side of the 'fill' light. - One light behind you pointing forward (helps separate you from the background). TIP: Keep this one high so you don't get a glare on the camera lens. - One light (more if needed) on the background to prevent any shadows from the person - TIP: To achieve a professional look what you want is very few shadows on the face, a highlight on the shoulder and hair (this comes from the backlight) and no shadows reflecting on the background. - You may need to test different setups, adding and removing different lights, and possibly varying the distance between the subject and the background. WireCast Software (to mix additional cameras, images, or clips, LIVE!) from MagicPrinting USA -- located in Massachusetts 6' x 8' "dye sublimation fabric" NOTE: the further away you plan to sit the larger the background will need to be. Image will be scaled when printed 1" = 1' Original image should be at least 300 dpi. Better if it is 600 or 900. We used Velcro option as a fastener. Hooks on back of canvas, soft side of Velcro on wall. Other options are also available from Magic Printing. TIP: to fake added depth you can "blur" the background image before printing. This works great in smaller spaces. Your Technology Needs How to Create a Digital TV Network Technology Part 5 Total Cost of Equipment: 1,675 Logitech C920 HD Pro Webcam USB Condenser Microphone with Ringer Shock Mount 3 point lighting setup One light in front of you that is diffused, about 30 degrees to one side (this minimizes shadows) - One light in front of you that is more directional, this adds "highlights", it should be about 20 degrees on the opposite side of the 'fill' light. - One light behind you pointing forward (helps separate you from the background). TIP: Keep this one high so you don't get a glare on the camera lens. - One light (more if needed) on the background to prevent any shadows from the person - TIP: To achieve a professional look what you want is very few shadows on the face, a highlight on the shoulder and hair (this comes from the backlight) and no shadows reflecting on the background. - You may need to test different setups, adding and removing different lights, and possibly varying the distance between the subject and the background. WireCast Software (to mix additional cameras, images, or clips, LIVE!) from MagicPrinting USA -- located in Massachusetts 6' x 8' "dye sublimation fabric" NOTE: the further away you plan to sit the larger the background will need to be. Image will be scaled when printed 1" = 1' Original image should be at least 300 dpi. Better if it is 600 or 900. We used Velcro option as a fastener. Hooks on back of canvas, soft side of Velcro on wall. Other options are also available from Magic Printing. TIP: to fake added depth you can "blur" the background image before printing. This works great in smaller spaces. Your Technology Needs How to Create a Digital TV Network Technology Part 5 Total Cost of Equipment: 1,675 Logitech C920 HD Pro Webcam USB Condenser Microphone with Ringer Shock Mount 3 point lighting setup One light in front of you that is diffused, about 30 degrees to one side (this minimizes shadows) - One light in front of you that is more directional, this adds "highlights", it should be about 20 degrees on the opposite side of the 'fill' light. - One light behind you pointing forward (helps separate you from the background). TIP: Keep this one high so you don't get a glare on the camera lens. - One light (more if needed) on the background to prevent any shadows from the person - TIP: To achieve a professional look what you want is very few shadows on the face, a highlight on the shoulder and hair (this comes from the backlight) and no shadows reflecting on the background. - You may need to test different setups, adding and removing different lights, and possibly varying the distance between the subject and the background. WireCast Software (to mix additional cameras, images, or clips, LIVE!) from MagicPrinting USA -- located in Massachusetts 6' x 8' "dye sublimation fabric" NOTE: the further away you plan to sit the larger the background will need to be. Image will be scaled when printed 1" = 1' Original image should be at least 300 dpi. Better if it is 600 or 900 gAdding Graphics...