hey guys,
its become obvious to me that especially in a situation like here at T11 where you perform for the camera, your camera work and editing can be very important to the overall outcome of the effect. so the question im asking is, how do you guys go about camera work/editing. i know when im out in the streets performing for actual people (which i do most often) i try to bring a "camera man" but for me that doesn't get much more in depth that being a close friend. do you guys have specifically trained camera guys (like Dana is for Wayne)? if so, how do you go about finding/training these people? finally, how much editing do you guys normally do on a posted video, and what do you use to do it?
love to hear your guys' input
-ryan
its become obvious to me that especially in a situation like here at T11 where you perform for the camera, your camera work and editing can be very important to the overall outcome of the effect. so the question im asking is, how do you guys go about camera work/editing. i know when im out in the streets performing for actual people (which i do most often) i try to bring a "camera man" but for me that doesn't get much more in depth that being a close friend. do you guys have specifically trained camera guys (like Dana is for Wayne)? if so, how do you go about finding/training these people? finally, how much editing do you guys normally do on a posted video, and what do you use to do it?
love to hear your guys' input
-ryan