I'd love to hear any comments about this as well, so could you address them to the whole list? Thank you! Heidi > ---------- > From: Todiane4@aol.com > Reply To: dance-tech@lists.acs.ohio-state.edu > Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 6:30 PM > To: dance-tech@lists.acs.ohio-state.edu > Subject: need advice about shooting dance with video > > I have a dance solo that is performed with a video backdrop that I want to > > document on video to apply for funding, venues, etc. I want the product > to > show the dancer and the choreography, as well as their relationship to the > > video projection backround, and I want it to be as cinematically > interesting > as possible. For those with experience in doing such a project, I wonder > if > you can share with me what pitfalls to avoid, any tips re:lighting, camera > > angles, editing, etc. that made the outcome successful for you. > For instance, Doug Rosenberg--I thought the document of your piece about > the > man dying of AIDS was beautiful; of course, the piece itself was > beautiful, > but I am now asking myself if there were also elements about how the piece > > was shot and edited for documenting purposes that helped to frame the > piece > in its best light, so to speak. > Thanks in advance for your time and help on this one! > > Diane > >
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