For our studio’s final assignment with multiple small groups (A2), our prompt was to creatively use elements of Multicam production to produce a 10-minute game show. This assignment was the lead-up to our final assignment in which the whole class was involved in producing two 30-minute episodes of a show (The Charlie Show). With the … [Read more…]
We have officially wrapped up ‘The Charlie Show’! It was a bittersweet feeling that we had completed both episodes and that was our semester done, but we are excited to present our work of art to the audience. With our show leaning towards comedic approaches mixed with dramatic soap-opera dynamics, ‘The Charlie Show’ is a … [Read more…]
The final week of production is here, and everyone is excited! Over the 12 weeks, I’m confident in my skills in multi-camera production, and up for a challenge in areas that I lacked. Throughout this semester, I have seemingly not gotten the role of GFX operator; however, the filming of the second episode will have … [Read more…]
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Leading up to week 10, I have been researching late-night talk shows for inspiration when creating the EVS content. I had the task of creating EVS for stings, the title sequence, and a recap video package for episode 2. In terms of creating the title sequence, I watched several videos of SNL and Conan O’Brien … [Read more…]
In week 9, I was assigned as producer, camera operator for ep.1 and GFX operator for ep.2. The roles assigned were a broad range that I have yet to try during live production, and for that, I am excited about the challenge. In addition, I am most nervous about operating the GFX in episode 2 … [Read more…]
In week 8, all groups had to present their show idea to Ruth and guest lecturers, Heather and Rohan. Our group pitched ‘Tropic like it’s Hot”, a late-night talk show taking inspiration from SNL and island-themed concepts such as Total Drama Island. Before the presentation, our group brainstormed how to incorporate game show tropes into … [Read more…]
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Leading up to the day of production, I went on to research on the presentation of a game show. First, I watched several game show videos on YouTube to view and hopefully emulate how they produced the show. The common tropes that I noted down were the camera angles, the full screen and lower third … [Read more…]
We knew that we had to overcome and excel at incorporating the EVS and GFX into our live programming on the production day. Although we had the general idea of operating both, we lacked the experience of having them appear on the programming multiple times and in the correct order. Therefore, we were adamant about … [Read more…]