JJ Lynn's Grad Project: Checklist

Sunday, September 20, 2009

Checklist

This is what I have so far. There might be more equipment to add to this list, but this is what I'm sure I have:

2 Cameras
- Canon XL2 (Link)
- Canon XL1S (Link)

Wireless Mic System (Clip on microphones and the system)

Microphones

Editing Program (Adobe Premiere CS4)

Sound Editing Program (Adobe Soundbooth CS4

Graphics Program (Adobe Photoshop CS4

Several Tripods

Behringer Mixing System (Link)

That list doesn't seem long, but I don't think I'll need much to do the interviews and shots.
I wasn't able to test a set-up this weekend, but I will over the mini-break.

1 comment:

samSeptember 21, 2009 at 11:53 AM
The most direct question is "What is the best way to create a documentary?" I also enjoy the question pertaining to effective education.

Try combining them.
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Documentary - A film, TV program, book etc. that presents a social, political, scientific or historical subject in a factual or informative manner
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Edit – to cut and assemble the components of something
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