The location where my job shadow took place was at Mount Pleasant Baptist Church. The position I examined was the Video/Broadcast person, who also happens to be my dad. The Video/Broadcast person is responsible for filming church service each Sunday and is also in charge of streaming the church services live to Facebook. The video/ Broadcast person begins setting up all of equipment that they will be using. The setup process consists of setting up power supply, 2 cameras, and any necessary cords/wires that will be needed during the filming process. Set up of the equipment begins at 10:30 a.m, 30 minutes before church service begins. Once church service begins, the filming and the live stream to Facebook begins. There are two cameras used during church service: The first …show more content…
These pictures are used for the church’s social media pages and any special presentations/ slideshows the church puts together. The second camera used during the service is a Mevo camera.The Mevo camera is used to stream the church service live to Facebook. The Mevo camera is controlled by an iPhone. The iPhone can control the different focus points on the camera. There are also two projector screens at the front of the church that can project what the live camera sees. These two screens usually project the date, and is usually controlled by a second computer. However, on the second day of job shadowing, the Video/ Broadcasting person managed to project the live stream onto the projecting screens. The church services usually last 3 hours long. After church service is over, break down of the equipment takes place and the footage is taken home to review the photos taken during service. This is also a time where the footage recorded is broken down into segments containing the sermons and the songs sang during service.Once the footage is separated according to what it is, it is time for them to be posted to Facebook, YouTube, Google Plus, and
The Variety of Religious Programs on British Television When television broadcasting began every channel had to broadcast a religious programme. This was normally on a Sunday between 10.30am-12pm (or 6-7pm). Church services and hymn singing was usually showed, which is now known as worship programmes (as they feature some sort of worship). The times that these programmes were on was called the 'God slot' - which means; the time dedicated to religious programmes. These programmes were all regarding the Christian faith, due to the majority of Christians in the country.
‘Fly on the wall’ camera work - designed to appear as if the camera. crew was not present. ‘Verite’ camera work - continuously hand held shot. Used to simulate the viewer experiencing the person looking and moving around. within the documentary.
zooming in on them as soon as they come in shot giving the audience an
	Aside from the audio and visual points, there are various camera angles used. When everyone is circled around the boiling pot the camera man uses a stedicam shot to circle around and show everyone’s face. When the viewer is seeing a girl take off her clothes the camera technician uses a zoom shot. This holds true when the governor approaches the gathering.
Having this song as an opening set the tone of the entire performance, letting the audience know that the performance would consist of religious themes. The repeated chant of the word “Hallelujah” largely confirmed these themes. This song majorly consists of many different performers singing solo lines, with the entirety of the concert responding to these lines.
You have to have study background information in order to be prepare for programs or interviews. Identify stations, and introduce or close shows, using memorized scripts or by reading the little tv right beside the camera. Interview the show’s guest about their opinions and see what they think about current or upcoming events. They would have to make promotional appearances at public or private events in order to represent their current or past employees. They have to cover specific events, go into the field of important news or games that a really big deal. The hour of employees are all different because they all work at differe nt time som...
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Lighting Assistant: The lighting assistant sets up and operates the lighting equipment. Prop People: The prop people control all aspects of the property department(s). Camera Assistants: The camera assistants are responsible for focusing and refocusing the camera. Gas Specialists:
· Listen – this is when we listen to the Homily and the Gospel which
Wedding favor cameras are not an individual favor. One camera is placed on each table, with extras at the juice or cocktail bar. Beside each camera, place its accompanying tent card with instructions. No other favors are used.
The service continues as more people enter the room and everyone sits in silence gathering their thoughts. When someone feels moved by the spirit they may speak, dance, sing or read the Bible to express their worship. They believe you only get out of the service what you put in. The service is very relaxed and informal it is between God and yourself as
This was the scene where Daniel was baptized and humiliated by Eli in front of the town. The scene set in the middle of the day uses a lot of natural lighting and uses an establishing shot. The establishing shot shows the setting in the church, the two main characters, and what is going on. It is also a long shot scene where one can see the whole profile of the two main characters, those watching the two in front of them, and the stage. The scene even in a low angle shot giving the viewer a view of characters from below to seem like one is seated watching them.
The most significant camera is panning and tracking. There are four main panning and tracking scenes which runs vertically and horizontally. The four panning and tracking scenes show the separateness of the family members. It works with the soundtrack which I mentioned before. This method is used to show the audience that it’s a dysfunctional family.
The service began with a time of invocation through prayer, responsive reading and song that evoked the presence of God. An oil fueled candle and tray that contained the communion bread and grape juice were then placed at the center of a table. The invocation brought attention to the reality that we who were in attendance were not merely gathered as individuals. We were part of a community, the larger body of Christians from which we came. Remarks were made that emphasized the significance of the event and the paradox in sharing the...
Unlike many Hollywood films, The Apostle’s complex plot is captured with simple videography. This stylistic choice creates a more authentic, tangible representation of the setting that is elemental to both the film and Sonny’s character. The film also utilizes a “documentary-like evocation of the South” through its combined use of actors and non-actors for the worship scenes (Feaster). Duvall’s choice to film relatively long worship scenes (as compared to shorter worship scenes in comparable Hollywood films) and to zoom in on the faces of congregation members during these services also creates a more intimate connection to Pentecostalism. With these shots and authentic representations of Pentecostal worship, viewers absorb every detail of the