Hi everyone,
I'm currently working on a satirical news show where we'll be filming in a fairly tight space. I'm converting a small room in a house into the studio we'll use to film the show in.
I want to keep things fairly simple. The focus should be on the actor hosting the show. It will consist mostly of him talking to camera in a fairly tight shot and regularly cutting to narrated VT. I don't expect I'll be able to afford or pull off wide shots seeing as the space is limited, so I'm looking for some inspiration/ideas about how best to pull this off.
Ideally I'd like the look to somehow exaggerate the 'drama' and somber tone news programmes tend portray.
The Day Today is one of the inspirations for the show:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgOG0j5KJsw
If you jump to around the 2.29 mark you'll see the type of shot we are likely to mostly film in.
I'm wondering what type of backdrop/lighting effects (or perhaps green screen) we could use to make this look like its 'news'?
I'm currently working on a satirical news show where we'll be filming in a fairly tight space. I'm converting a small room in a house into the studio we'll use to film the show in.
I want to keep things fairly simple. The focus should be on the actor hosting the show. It will consist mostly of him talking to camera in a fairly tight shot and regularly cutting to narrated VT. I don't expect I'll be able to afford or pull off wide shots seeing as the space is limited, so I'm looking for some inspiration/ideas about how best to pull this off.
Ideally I'd like the look to somehow exaggerate the 'drama' and somber tone news programmes tend portray.
The Day Today is one of the inspirations for the show:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgOG0j5KJsw
If you jump to around the 2.29 mark you'll see the type of shot we are likely to mostly film in.
I'm wondering what type of backdrop/lighting effects (or perhaps green screen) we could use to make this look like its 'news'?
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