Creative COW SIGN IN :: SPONSORS :: ADVERTISING :: ABOUT US :: CONTACT US
Creative COW's LinkedIn GroupCreative COW's Facebook PageCreative COW on TwitterCreative COW's Google+ PageCreative COW on YouTube
FORUMS:listlist (w/ descriptions)archivetagssearchhall of famerecent posts

Re: Close ups

COW Forums : Cinematography

VIEW ALL   •   ADD A NEW POST   •   PRINT
Share on Facebook
Respond to this post   •   Return to posts index   •   Read entire thread


Mark SuszkoRe: Close ups
by on Dec 1, 2008 at 6:08:40 am

Well, you might have one other trick available, if you shoot HD but deliver in SD, the HD wide shots can be tightened-up a lot in post and still work for SD. I would say you could zoom into a hi-rez HD shot about up to 25% and get away with an "acceptable" (YMMV) SD master, but that would be pushing it.

I have faced a similar situation when I have to shoot non-pro acting talent in skits and the like. I shoot that multi-cam with a locked-down wide cover shot and the close-up cam placed as close to the wide cam as possible. I jam synch the time codes so both shots have the same code. If the talent gets a take right, which is rare, O have my wide and my tight already, and can move on. When the talent is untalented, or the action hard to reproduce in some other way with precision, double-coverage is cheaper in the long run over trying to single-cam it. The time saved in shooting and in post pays for the second camera.


Posts IndexRead Thread
Reply   Like  
Share on Facebook


Current Message Thread:




LOGIN TO REPLY



FORUMSTUTORIALSFEATURESVIDEOSPODCASTSEVENTSSERVICESNEWSLETTERNEWSBLOGS

Creative COW LinkedIn Group Creative COW Facebook Page Creative COW on Twitter
© 2013 CreativeCOW.net All rights are reserved. - Privacy Policy

[Top]