When talking the whole thing through we also realized we needed to have some breaks to change batteries on the cameras and microphones even though the stream was only 1 hour 30 minutes. To make the show more entertaining we shot some clips in advance like an intro and other content items. More requirementsĪs you can see in the screenshots above we added branding with a logo and animated lower thirds to the stream. So we created a plan which camera is responsible for which shots and also added an intercom system between the 3 camera operators and the director using simple walkie talkies to the setup. So we had far more shots to do than we had discrete cameras. The band did bring their own microphones.īased on what we knew from the shows that inspired us we defined a set of camera shots we thought we needed: Close up standing for the opening monologue We used 2 wireless lavalier microphones to get the audio from the host and the guests. Luckily our friends at Gieske Studios also helped us with 3 of their professional photo and video cameras, 2 on a regular stand and 1 on a crane. Next the sofa with around 2,5m distance to the desk and behind that a small stage for our band. Right of the stairs we added the Surface Hub 84 from our meeting room to have a large screen to interact with remote guests via Microsoft Teams. Also we added the large microphone as decoration to add to the late night look.
Left of the stairs there was the desk with a Surface Studio that we used to display the schedule to the host as well as a Teams chat for interaction with the director.
A short walkthrough: There was a small office-styled room behind the actual stage which acted as a backdrop as well as the walk in path for the hosts and the guests.
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