As a media program lead, you may experience an instance where you need to hand off a video shoot to a colleague to execute. When the scenario arises, please follow the steps below to ensure a smooth transition:
- Step 1: Work with the faculty and your colleagues to determine available dates for filming. How you go about accomplishing this task is entirely up to you.
- Step 2: Once you’ve secured a date for filming, open up the Media Production calendar and invite the videographers and studio.
- Step 3: Schedule a 15-30 minutes informal discussion with the lead videographer to go over details of the shoot (e.g., aesthetics, learning goals, scripts, logistics, etc.).
- Step 4: Attach the final script to the meeting invite, preferably two days (or earlier) before the scheduled video shoot. Doing so will give the videographers ample time to set up the teleprompter.
Please Note
- When corresponding with the instructor on the video shoot, cc the lead videographer.
- Use the meeting invite to include as much information as necessary for the lead videographer to succeed. This information may consist of aesthetic treatments, schedules, scripts, faculty info, etc.
- When scheduling time for the video shoot, it is a best practice to overestimate the time needed. Also, include a buffer for studio setup.
Published on June 07, 2022 at 5:55:36 pm CDT. Last modified on June 07, 2022 at 5:59:09 pm CDT.