Production Log #2 (02/05/2017)

Production Log #2 (02/05/2017)

Camera Workshop:

Today we had a workshop with Matt Smith, he's one of the media technicians at West Kent college. In a group of around 8 with some of my class mates he taught us the basics to use the cameras at the college. He showed us how to set the camera up, the format we need when filming, and how to change the audio settings depending on the circumstance of the shoot. This was really helpful because it allowed me to have a better understanding of the cameras and would help when filming my upcoming unit. There was a lot on the college cameras that I was unsure of what they did and how to work them, so am very happy I know more.

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