On-camera tips

 

Appearing on camera is a new experience for most people, so here are some quick tips to make you feel at home!

What (not) to wear.

Our team will attach microphones to your clothing so avoid onesie suits, body suits, t-shirts and skivvies. Modern video cameras don’t like small checks, stripes and patterns. If your production is in front of a black curtain, avoid wearing black. If your production is in front of a green screen, avoid wearing green. Avoid wearing ‘noisy’ jewellery such as large earrings, big necklaces or bangles as they will be audible on our microphones.

LED Lightning and make up.

Our LED studio lights can create a shine on certain skin and hair types. We recommend applying make up (especially on the forehead and nose) by utilising one of our three make up stations before going on camera. There is a small make up kit available for all guests and the studio team may direct our guest to apply make up before a production.

Eat something.

Having a full stomach before a shoot can do wonders to your on camera performance. Hungry stomachs can be noisy and they can be picked up by our microphones!

Then relax…

Our Green Room is the perfect place to sit, relax and focus before any production. So that you can be your best on camera, we encourage all our guests to arrive at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time to set yourself. Why? Because nobody wants to look flustered on camera!

Let’s get versatile.

Our studios can be configured for any production set up, so if there is anything you need to make your on camera experience easier please let our team know!

 
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