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| Jeff Beer |
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Music TipsEnjoy these 149 Music tips created by Jeff Beer, our exclusive Music Guru and industry expert contributor. If it's Music information you're looking for, you'll find it here with 18 different categories ranging from Advice for Musicians & Bands to Theory. Music Video Sound SystemGet a good sound system for playback. Having a proper sound system (if permitted by location) will boost everyone’s energy levels and make your video that much more fun to watch! Food and drinkFood and drink. Make sure the band and crew are catered for. They will love you more (read: work harder) especially if they are not getting paid much or working for free. Managing People During a Music VideoGive out specific tasks. Your shoot will be much easier and pleasant if each person is concentrating on one specific tasks. If you have dedicated friends and fans this shouldn’t be too hard to achieve. 35mm for Music VideosInvest in a 35mm adapter and a selection of lenses. These tools alone (if used properly) will put your video in the professional league. Music Video EquipmentGet the best equipment possible. Try getting HDV cameras. Their operation is very much like regular miniDV cameras, as they don’t cost much more to rent/hire and give a superb picture quality. Music Video LocationChoose your locations carefully. The more interesting the locations, the more likely you are to achieve superior results. Bare walls make it difficult to frame interesting shots. White walls, on the other hand make it difficult to light selectively since they reflect all the light in room. |
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