Have a song that’s performance ready? Let’s capture that moment!

Performing your songs live is a great way to connect with your audience! We can help you with all your live video needs! Live video production, consists of the following:

Pre-Production:

• Conceptualization: Define the vision for the live performance, including the theme, style, and overall aesthetic.
• Planning: Create a detailed plan outlining the technical requirements, set design, lighting, camera setup, and any special effects or visual elements.
• Equipment Setup: Gather and set up the necessary equipment, including cameras, microphones, lighting fixtures, and audiovisual control systems. Test all equipment to ensure it is functioning properly.

Production:

• Camera Setup: Position cameras strategically to capture different angles and perspectives of the performance. Consider camera movements, framing, and shot composition to enhance visual storytelling.
• Audio Setup: Install microphones and audio equipment to capture high-quality sound. Use multiple microphones to pick up vocals, instruments, and ambient sounds effectively.
• Lighting Design: Design and implement lighting cues to enhance the mood and atmosphere of the performance. Experiment with different lighting effects, colors, and intensities to create dynamic visual compositions.
• Tracking: 3 formal takes are given to the artist to capture their best performance. The best take will be used as the final product.

Post-Production:

1. Editing: Review the recorded footage and audio recordings to select the best takes and angles. Edit the footage to remove any mistakes, glitches, or unwanted distractions.
2. Color Grading: Enhance the visual quality of the footage by adjusting colors, contrast, and saturation. Use color grading techniques to achieve a consistent and polished look throughout the video.
3. Audio Mixing: Mix and master the audio recordings to achieve optimal clarity, balance, and fidelity. Use equalization, compression, and other audio processing tools to enhance the sound quality and create a cohesive audio experience.
4. Visual Effects: Add visual effects, transitions, and graphics to enhance the storytelling and visual appeal of the performance. Use software tools like Adobe After Effects or Final Cut Pro to create professional-looking effects.
5. Distribution: Prepare the final video for distribution on various platforms, such as social media, streaming websites, or DVD/Blu-ray discs. Optimize the video file format, resolution, and encoding settings for the intended audience and viewing environment.

Live video production is a lot of work, but out goal is to have fun and produce a quality product!