This blog category provides training for Tonal Vision employees and freelancers on current equipment and important skills. Older equipment and other videos are available on our YouTube and Vimeo channels.
Using the ViewSonic VG1655 portable 16” monitor with a video camera for multi-camera monitoring.
The Panasonic AG-CX350 4K camera is a light-weight professional fixed lens camcorder with a 1″ sensor and 20x extremely wide angle optical zoom.
The Panasonic Lumix GH5S line-up, was introduced in early 2018. It looks a lot like a traditional photo camera, but was “designed for video first and stills second.”
Kraig Greff’s training on the Sennheiser AVX wireless microphone system with the MKE2 microphone upgrade.
The DJI Ronin S gimbal is a single-handed gimbal designed for cameras up to 8 pounds.
The Sound Devices 633 6-Input Compact Field Mixer and 10-Track Digital Recorder is designed for production audio mixing and recording on set and in the field.
These are our new top-of-the-line 4K PTZ cameras.
Want to make better videos? These are some of the skills and information you need, along with some good tutorials we’ve discovered.
This video is designed to explain Tonal Vision’s approach to shooting dance performances for videographers who will be working with us.
Dance editing is very different than other types of projects. Dance performance videos are designed show the choreography and highlight the performances of skilled dancers.
Typically all performers in these numbers do the same moves, and the dancers are often strung across the stage in a line.
For this category of dancers, editing can make a huge difference in the apparent quality of the performance.
These dances typically present fluid movement, attractive body line, and posed patterns on the stage, but they may also include grand leaps and other dramatic moves.
These dance forms focus more on energy of the dance than the beauty of line, although line is still a factor. Jazz and hip hop use movements in isolated parts of the body to dramatize. Tap is mostly about the feet.