Boncrek
Well-known member
Hello All,
I have created a makeshift studio setup in a room at my church and so far it has worked better than expected for Church-related shoots.
You can see a video using the studio below
rogar-Mark-07(DBG)
My main concern though is the etiquette or protocol of running a studio professionaly, even one as makeshift as this.
I will be having some interviews at the end of the week with the leaders of a Non-Profit
and so I'm wondering if there is anything I should be aware of :huh:
I would like to make a good first impression :grin:
They know it is a makeshift studio (since they couldn't pay to book a real one) so I'm not worrying about that aspect yet.
Just the etiquette or protocol that is expected of studio managers etc.
like a waiting area, providing food/refreshment etc.
The lights you saw being used above were three 500W Halogen work lights, two on stands and one on the floor.
They were all gelled with CTBs and diffused using wax paper.
The placement could use some work so any tips on that would be appreciated as well.
:dankk2:
I have created a makeshift studio setup in a room at my church and so far it has worked better than expected for Church-related shoots.
You can see a video using the studio below
rogar-Mark-07(DBG)My main concern though is the etiquette or protocol of running a studio professionaly, even one as makeshift as this.
I will be having some interviews at the end of the week with the leaders of a Non-Profit
and so I'm wondering if there is anything I should be aware of :huh:
I would like to make a good first impression :grin:
They know it is a makeshift studio (since they couldn't pay to book a real one) so I'm not worrying about that aspect yet.
Just the etiquette or protocol that is expected of studio managers etc.
like a waiting area, providing food/refreshment etc.
The lights you saw being used above were three 500W Halogen work lights, two on stands and one on the floor.
They were all gelled with CTBs and diffused using wax paper.
The placement could use some work so any tips on that would be appreciated as well.
:dankk2: