Malik Sajid

hmmmmm...............thanks a lot sure these will be a great help between m taking 2 cameras for interviews, one host and a guest, and m not planning to place the cameras on typical positions, one on master center and second on the closeup of the guest, rather what i m thinking of is place a camera witch takes the OTS to host (showing the profile of the host), hence we can zoom slowly to get the closeup of the guest, and 2nd cam can be put on the long shot. what u guyz say hey Tom Lowe! couldn't understand u man.

so here i m , going for an outdoor shoot, its a part of a documentary by a friend of mine. we are going on location, its aaaaa.......this place has mountains, green fields, small rivers. We'll be shooting natural sceneries as well as interview of the locals, might be indoor in some rooms or outdoor in fields......so what u guys suggest? between I'll be using sony dxr 250 dv camera

i will have graphic animation behind, logo may be, i dont know, the creative people are working on it............yes m not sure if i need a hair light or not, may be on spot we'll decide it. i will test before final shoot, and will try to post the stills here. what u say?

yah Nash! i understand , and i just changed my display name, though i dont go by my full name instead i work and known as my short name, that is saj....but anyways i changed it....and thanks bro let me tell u, its a static mid shot of a anchor person(news style) standing in front of the chroma screen, (i10 x 8 ft. sheet fixed on a frame) There will be some graphical animation on the background after key the green in final output. i have open face lights, and yes with diffusion material, i have butter papers in my bags.

arrright, i have got this program that i am going to produce for a local tv channel. its a sports programs by the way, covering past 24 hours games happened. its taking place in an empty office(used to be accountant's office), i am placing my chroma sheet in a corner, so we can shoot diagonally, and get the maximum distance. i have got only six lights, 1000 watt tungsten. what i m thinking of is use 2 lights separately on the either side of the chroma sheet with some butter paper on them to get equal even light on the sheet. Then place my character as much away as i can. placing key on the right of the character with a butter paper on, a fill may be, and a back light to separate it from the background. i want a n even light on the character as well with no shadows on it. i am attaching a diagram as well....check it out....what do u say? your thoughts are highly appreciated.