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Re: One Camera...or Two?
by Gary Chvatal on Apr 24, 2008 at 3:33:11 am

Try to talk her into doing the course without the audince just for the camera. Shoot her. Then add the graphics and video later. That way you can shoot her properly with correct lighting. You could even bring in an audience for the Q&A if need be.



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