Monday, 28 April 2014

Multi-Camera Job Roles

I will be analysing and evaluating the key duties and skills which different job roles have to consider in the multi-camera TV industry. Every job role has different duties and skills which are relevant and specific for that particular job role. The different job roles i will be evaluating are

Camera operator
Sound mixing
Vision mixing
Directing
Set designer
Lighting desk
Floor manager
Graphics generation
Videotape operator
Presenter

Camera Operator:
The camera operator has different roles and duties which must be followed. There are many duties which the camera operator has which other job roles also have but there are also specific job roles which the camera operator alone has. An example of a job role which is specifically important for a camera operator is that they must be able to function and use the camera. They have to be able to use the camera in an effective way and also be able to know what they have to when filming. Their job role enables them to make sure they have met the requirements for filming such as using different camera angles and shots. Another job role which is specially important for the camera operator is that they must be able to set the camera and also be able to manage the camera. For example setting the camera in a suitable position and being able to film a variety of shots which are required. Another job role which the camera operator must be able to do is solve any technological problems such as camera problems. This is because they must be able to fix and understand the equipment they are required to use. The camera operator will work right at the bottom of the structure this is because they are only required to follow the instructions of the director and also make sure what the director says is followed.

The skills which a camera operator is required to have is:
-The camera operator must be able to function and understand how the equipment's work. For example all the equipment's under their supervision such as camera, tripod etc. These equipment's must be used in an effective way which is why the camera operator must be able to use them and also understand the equipment's so that if their is any technological problems they will know what they are required to do.

- The camera operator must be able to differentiate between camera angles and shots. The camera operator should be able to use a range of camera angles and shots which is most effective and suitable for that specific shot.

-Another skill which necessary for a camera operator to have is that they should be able to multi-task. This is an important factor which a camera operator must have because it means that they are able to communicate and also work at the same time. The reason as to why this is important is because the camera operator will have to consider the factors such as being able to communicate with people in the team so that they are able to follow instructions.

The duties of camera operator is:
-The camera operator will have to follow instructions and manage the camera. This means the camera operator will have to be able to take the directions and instructions from the director and be able to manage the camera.

-Another duty which a camera operator is required to have is that they should be able to manage the duties which means they should be able to set and prepare the camera so that it saves time during production. Its the duty of the camera operator to make sure all this has been taken care of and it is all fixed and managed beforehand.

-Another duty of a camera operator is that they should be able to follow instructions. This means the camera operator should make sure that they are able to follow and understand the instructions which are set by the producer.






Sound mixing:
The person in charge of the sound mixing will have to manage the sound and operate the sound. This means they will be in charge of all the sound which is presented and used in a production. There are many roles and responsibilities of the sound mixer. The sound mixer has to be able to manage and operate the sound. This means they need to know when they must change the sound and when they have to keep the sound at a specific level such as the base. Being in charge of the sound comes with a lot of responsibilities as the person in charge has to make sure that there is no voice over and they have to be able to follow instructions. The sound mixer will be at the middle of the hierarchy table as they have important tasks such as following the instructions of the director and managing what is said to them. The middle of the hierarchy table is second most important as its close to the director.

The skills which a sound mixer is required to have is:
-One of the key skills of the sound operator is that they must have good concentration. A sound operator must be able to communicate with members of the group. This means the sound operators concentration must be good so that they are able to communicate and also able to understand what is said to them.

-The sound mixer also has to be able to manage and operate the sound. This means the sound operator has to be able to know when the sound has to be changed and what sound and affect is best suited for specific scenes. For example choosing the correct sound for the opening scene.

- Another skill which a sound mixer must have is being able to work while under pressure. This skill is necessary as the sound mixer is usually put on the spot and they have to be able to manage and operate the sound at that precise moment. Therefore the sound operator will have to be able to choose and operate the sound under pressure.

The duties of the sound mixer is:
-The sound mixer must be able to deal with any sound difficulties. A duty of the sound operator is that they must be able to manage the sound which also means managing difficulties which may occur with the sound.

- Another duty is that the sound mixer must communicate with the director and discuss what they are planning to film. This will then enable the sound mixer to decide which sound effect is best suited for the production and certain scenes.

-Another duty of the sound mixer is that the they have to make sure they know how to handle the equipment. This means before production the sound mixer has to check all the equipment's and make sure they are all good to use during the production.

  

Vision mixing:
This is one of the most important factors in a production. The person in charge of the vision mixing has to be able to edit. The job role of the vision mixer is to edit scenes and shots filmed. The vision mixer has to also be able to edit live as this may be required in a live show.Therefore the vision mixer must be able to edit live and also be able to use variety and range of different skills and editing techniques. The vision mixer is also under the director in the middle as they have to follow the instructions of the director. The vision mixer also works closely with the director.

The skills a vision mixer is required to have:
-The vision mixer must be able to decide and choose which editing technique is best suited for a specific scene. A skill which is necessary for a vision mixer is being able to choose and decide under pressure on what effect, transition or editing technique may be required.

-Another skill of the vision mixer is that they must be able to multi-task. This is very important as the person who is in charge of the editing will have to communicate with the director so that they are aware of where and when they need to edit.

-Another skill which a vision mixer should have is being able to solve any problems which may occur. The vision mixer is also required to know what to do when a problem occurs. The vision mixer has to be able to manage and operate the equipment's even when there is a problem.

The duties of the vision mixer is:
- One of the important duties of the vision mixer is that they must be able to communicate with the director. This is important as this then enables them to decide what editing technique they may be required to do.

-Another duty of the vision mixer is that they choose the best editing technique for the production. This means analysing and choosing the correct editing technique and using it effectively. This is a duty as it means doing the job role of a vision mixer to the precise point where you are working and making a difference to the production.

-Another duty of the vision mixer is checking the equipments beforehand. By checking the equipments before you are making it
 less likely for problems to occur. However, if problems were to occur you will know what to do in that situation and you can handle it efficiently.
  

Directing:
This is the most important job of any production. The director is in charge of mainly everything in the production and that before the production. This is the most important job because the director has to manage everything which is happening and also has to manage every job role. The director has to manage every role meaning the director has to check weather every person is doing their role properly and also everything which is happening during the production and before the production. The director has to also check and decide the overall script for the production and filming. The director is head of the hierarchy table. The director is right at the top of the table as they are most important in a production. The director is head and in charge of everything which means they will be head of the table.

The skills a director is required to have:
-The director must be able to communicate and manage a group of people. This means the director has to be able to work effectively with people. The director has to be good at leading and giving out instructions.

- The director must be able to make decisions and overall assumptions about what is happening during the production. The person in charge has to be able to decide what is best and what they feel will work best for the production.

-Another skill which is very important for a director to have is being able to multi-task. This is extremely important as the director has to be in more than one place. The director has to manage everything which means being able to multi-task necessary.

The duties of a director: 
-To work with good leadership skills. This means working with the intention of making a success in a production and using this role to achieve the best and not for any other reasons. Working with good leadership skills also means the members participating will feel happy.

- Being a director is being the leader of a group which means a duty of a leader is to manage the group in a way in which it brings success to work. By having a role which is significantly important it is necessary to use this role to achieve the best and not to misuse this role.

-Another duty of the director to work faithfully. This means working and managing the group of workers so that they are happy with the job roles given. It also means not only giving orders but working alongside and also helping with anything such as any problems which may occur.
  

Set designer:
This is job role of the person in charge of the look of the set. The person who decides the look of the set and how the set is managed and well maintained. This is also an important role as the person in charge of the set has to be able to decide which look is best suited for the production.  The set designer must be able to decide what look is best suited for the set at the time of production. However,this can be decided before at pre-production as everything is planned beforehand. The set designer will be close to the sound and vision mixer as after that the set designer is next important to the director. The director must be able to communicate with the set designer.

The skills a set designer is required to have is:
- The set designer is required to have creative side as this skill is best suited for a set designer. In order to decide and manage a set the set designer must be creative as this will prove to show some sense of style and design.

-The set designer must be able to have good leadership skills. Being the set designer comes with a lot of responsibility which means portraying your ideas must be clear and understandable. The set designer must be able to portray what they have in mind so that the members of the group are able to see what the set designer has decided.

-The set designer is also required to manage the set. Not only designing the set but also managing the set. So what happens on set and what must happen on set is also the job of the set designer. The set must be able to manage the roles of those who are on set and also help with what must be taken on set and off set and when this is suppose to happen at that specific time.

The duties of a set designer:
-The set designer has discuss the script with the director beforehand as this will then enable the set designer to choose and decide what is best suited for the production. discussing the script will help the set designer to choose what's best for the set.

- Its the set designers responsibility to maintain the set. This means choosing the best look for the set and also making sure the set looks best for the production. deciding the look and maintaining the look is an important task as this gives the overall look and live to the production.

-The set designer must be able to present a draft for the director. This means showing the director the ideas which the set designer has chosen and why. Showing a clear understanding will allow the director to see what the set designer has in mind for the set and why. If the chosen style is approved the set designer can make arrangements for the production, if not the set designer has to make amendments.
 

Lighting desk:
The person who is in charge of the lighting desk is the person who is responsible for all the lighting in the studio. This means all the lighting is handled and managed by one person and this person must be able to choose what is best suited. The lighting is an important factor which has to be controlled by someone who is experienced and knows how to manage lights as this will determine the look and also the style of a production.Being in charge of the lighting comes with great responsibility which includes making sure everyone on stage is visible and the correct lighting is used. The person in charge of the lighting must also be able to manage and set up the lighting equipment as this is also part of their job role. The lighting desk will be more in the middle under the set designer as they have to be close to the director however, it is not necessary for them to be right close to the director.

The skills the lighting desk is required to have is:
-The person in charge of the lighting must be able to manage and operate the lighting. This comes with a lot of responsibility such as being able to operate the lights and also being able to set up the lighting. The person in charge of the lighting must be able to set up the lighting quickly and also know what lighting is best.

- Another skill is that the person in charge of the lighting must be able to work under pressure. This is necessary as the person in charge of the lighting is usually working under pressure. Working under pressure means the person is able to work quickly which is important for a job role such as the lighting desk.

- The person in charge of the lighting must be creative. The person must also be able to choose and decide which lighting is best suited for the atmosphere and which lighting will best suit the environment. For example choosing a brighter lighting for when filming in a dark atmosphere. 

The duties of the lighting desk is: 
- One of the main duties of the person in charge of the lighting desk is that they must be able to handle the lighting and take any precautions. The person in charge of the lighting must be able to carry out any safety and hazard measures. 

- Another duty of the the lighting desk is that the person in charge must be able to set up the equipment's. This also means being able to arrive to the production set on time so that the person is able to set all the equipment beforehand in case any problems occur. 

-Another duty of the lighting desk is that the person must be able to fix any problems which may occur. The person has to be able to replace or fix any equipment's which may not be suitable to use. This is also the reason why the person in charge of the lighting desk has to check the equipment's beforehand. 
  

Floor manager: 
The floor manager is the person in charge of making sure everyone is ready for when to go on stage. The floor manager has a lot of responsibilities as they have to manage the entire floor and also be able to follow instruction so that they are aware of what they have to do. The floor manager must also take care of what has to be on stage and what is not required must be moved away to avoid cautions. The floor manager will have to make sure they are able to follow and give out instruction which will allow other members to understand and know when they are needed to go on stage. One of the main job roles of the floor manager is understanding and knowing when members are suppose to come on and off the stage. The floor manager will work directly under the director. This is because the director has to give instructions to the floor manager thereafter the floor manager has to manage everything which is happening and also be able to give out instructions to everyone on the set. This therefore means the floor manager has an important role as they have to manage everything after the director. 

The skills the floor manager is required to have is: 
-The floor manager must be able to have good leadership skills. Leadership skills are necessary for the floor manager as the floor manager has an important role of giving out instructions and also following the instruction which enables them to make a judgement and give out instructions. 

-The floor manager must be organised and able to maintain the floor. This is necessary as managing the floor comes with a lot of responsibility and being organised is one of the roles which help with the managing of the floor. This is because the floor manager is aware and knows what they are required to do if they have everything organised. 

- Another skill which the floor manager is required to have is that they must be able to voice their opinions out and also be able to communicate with members. This means the floor manager must be confident and able to voice their ideas. Being the floor manager means taking charge of the whole floor which is why it is necessary to be confident. 

The duties of the floor manager is:
- One of the main duties of the floor manager is making sure the floor is cleared so that it prevents any problems. This will help the members of the group as it will be clear and they will then be able to work quicker without any obstructions. 

-Another duty of the floor manager is being able to manage the stage. This means being able to call the members on and that to correctly so that there is no confusion. There are many duties however calling up the members is a necessary duty which means the floor manager must be able to follow instructions. 

-The floor manager must be able to follow the script and do what is scheduled. This is an important duty as the members of the team will follow the schedule which then means the floor manager has to go by the schedule in order for the members to know what is happening on stage. 
       
Cues which floor managers may use 



Graphics generator: 
The person in charge of the graphics has to deal with all the graphic which is shown on scene. This means the person has to handle what is shown on scene and also manage the affects and graphics shown. The graphics generator has to be able to decide which graphics is best to use for the opening, credits and through the production. This means the graphics generator must be able to work quickly and on the spot as the show is live. The graphics generator has to consider everything such as the background and the lighting when they are editing as this will help them decide which graphics is best suited for the production. The graphics generator must be creative and use innovative and unique graphics for production. The graphics generator will work under videotape operator. This is because the videotape operator will be able to help the graphics generator in choosing which graphics is best suited for the production.

The skills the graphics generator is required to have is: 
-The graphics generator must be creative. This is one of the main skills which the graphics generator is required to have. This means the graphics generator must be able to choose graphics which is best suited for the production and also make sure the chosen graphics is unique and innovative as this will enable the production to be creative. 

-The graphics designer must be able to work in a team. This is an important skill as the designer will have to discuss beforehand with the director as to what they are required to do. The graphics generator will have to be given deadlines so that they are able to manage the graphics live and are aware of what they must do. 

-The graphics generator must be able to use different editing software's and be able to generate the graphics effectively. This means using a range of editing software's and choosing graphics which best suit the production. The graphics generator must also be able to communicate with the members of the team to get opinions and thoughts across which will help with the overall live production. 

The duties of the graphics generator: 
- The graphics generator must be punctual. This means they have to be on time and able to manage their job role quickly and efficiently. Arriving on time or before will enable them to make sure there is no problems and everything is working properly. 

-Another duty of the graphics generator is making sure everything is set up beforehand. This will allow the graphics generator to maintain their job alongside being able to be organised and match the production schedule. 

- Another duty of the graphics generator is being able to fix and able to manage the equipment. This means being able to manage the equipment's and software. It also means fixing the equipment's or software's if any problems occur. 
  

Videotape operator:
The person in charge of the videotape must be able to manage and operate video. This may mean uploading or inserting a tape at a specific time. This means the videotape operator will have to be alert and aware of when they are required to change and chose the correct videotape which they are suppose to upload. The videotape operator must collect and use the correct videotapes for that specific production. For example in some magazine or chat shows they show clips of videotapes, this is shown through the videotape operator as they have to choose and decide when they must show the clip. Being in charge of the videotape means being responsible and keeping engaged so that they are aware of when they are required to change the videotape. The videotape operator will work under the director and also the vision mixer. This is because the vision mixer will be able to manage and direct the videotape operator and help in deciding when the video should be inserted.  

The skills the videotape operator is required to have is:
-The videotape operator must be able to function and manage the equipment's. This means being able to choose the correct videotape during production. Therefore choosing all the tapes beforehand so that it is easier to decide which videotape is necessary for the production. 

-The videotape operator must be able to communicate and interact with other members. This is extremely necessary as the videotape operator will only be aware of when they have to take action if they are aware of what is happening on stage. 

-The videotape operator must also be able to work under pressure and also under stress. This is a skill which is required as the videotape operator will have to be alert as they may have to insert a videotape at anytime which therefore means inserting it at a pace which is suitable for the productions schedule. 

The duties of the videotape operator is;
-A duty of the videotape operator is being able to decide when to upload a videotape. This means the operator has to be alert and ready as to when they have to upload. This also means being sharp and quick in their role. 

-The videotape operator must also be able to edit any footage beforehand which may have needed to be edited. This is also another duty o the operator as this is necessary for the production and checking beforehand will stop any obstructions to the production. 

-Another duty of the videotape operator is being able to communicate with the director beforehand. Communicating beforehand will mean allowing the videotape operator to have more time to decide and choose the videotape which is best suited for the production. 
  

Presenter:
The presenter is the person who is in charge of following and directing the show by using the script. The script helps the presenter to be organised and aware of what they are suppose to present to the audience. The presenters responsibility is to manage the show and also make it entertaining for the audience so that they are engaged and feel interacted with the show. The presenter must be able to adapt to the environment and the surrounding of the show and thereafter adapt to the situation. The presenters job is make sure they present what they are subjected to. This means presenting the genre which the production is about. For example in a music show the presenter will present and maintain the show in an upbeat environment where they will talk about music. The presenter is directly under the director and the floor manager. This is because the director will give instructions to the presenter and the floor manager will help the presenter in making sure the instructions are met and also help keep the production organised. 

The skills the presenter is required to have is: 
-The main important skill of the presenter is being able to communicate. Communication is extremely important this is because the presenter is communicating and interacting with an audience so being able to communicate with the members of the team and audience is necessary. 

-The presenter is also required to have knowledge about the topic which is being discussed as they may be put on the spot. This is also important in case things don't go as plan the presenter must be able to cover the show with any relevant subject. 

-Another skill of the presenter is being confident. Being confident means being able to project your voice and interact and engage with the audience. interacting is showing your confidence as this enables the audience to understand what has been said to them. 

The duties of the presenter is: 
-It is important for the presenter to prepare and organise themselves before the production. This means going over scripts and being aware and having a rough idea of what they will say and when they are planning to say it during the production. 

- The presenter must be able to interact and engage with the target audience. This means the presenter has to analyse and evaluate beforehand. Analysing beforehand will then enable them to understand and know what their target audience expect from them. 

-Another duty of the presenter is being able to communicate with the director. This is necessary as they have to work closely with the director to achieve the correct attitude and subject to present to the audience. 
  

The order of the hierarchy in a multi-camera job role is:
Directing
Floor manager
Presenter
Set designer
Vision mixing
Graphics generation
Videotape operator
Sound mixing
Lighting desk
Camera operator

    







Friday, 18 April 2014

Multi-camera: Aesthetic & Practical

Multi-camera
Multi-camera is filming with more than one camera. Filming with more than one camera has many advantages. Five main advantages is coverage, spontaneity, speed, continuity and editing. Coverage for multi camera is much more easier as you are able to cover many shots from different angles. Being spontaneity is easy with multi camera because you are able to pick up different shots with variety of shot types. Speed is another advantage of filming with multi-camera because it is quicker and less hassle. Less hassle as you do not need to move the camera as it is in  a fixed or near fixed position. continuity of multi camera is an advantage because, you are able to use other shots if a certain shot did not look best in its place. Lastly editing is easier as you have different varieties of shots.There is two different types of multi-camera techniques. The two different factors are practical and aesthetic.
Practical factors are that which help make it easier or that which impossible to do with any other method. This factor allows you to cover a wide range of space which has to be done with more than one camera. Filming with more than one camera means being able to cover a range of factors which is not possible with one camera.
Aesthetic factors are that which make it much more visually appealing by making it look good with different varieties of shots. The main difference is that practical is filming what is shown and aesthetic is factors which make it visually appealing to the audience.

Live Events-Sports

Live event such as sport will always be filmed multi-camera. This technique best suits events which are live because, to film a live event with a single camera will not be possible as the person filming will not be able to cover all the areas in an event. Filming live events multi-camera allows the viewers to see every part of the event without missing any shots for example reaction shots.

 An example for live sport would be football. An event like live football has to be filmed multi-camera so the viewers are able to experience what is happening live at the match. This means all the shots from showing the reaction to each side of the match must be shown. The shots filmed will vary from all sorts such as long shots, mid shots, close ups etc.

The first shot 0.03 seconds which is shown at the beginning of the match is a shot which shows the teams coming on to the pitch. This shot allows the viewers to see which two teams are playing.At 0.06 seconds the shot changes to a mid shot of the backs of the players as it allows the viewers to see who is coming on to the pitch.

At 0.03 seconds we see a shot of the whole pitch which allows the viewers to see the whole pitch and allows them to see which team is playing on which side. This shot is an establishing shot as it is representing the match and allowing the viewers to be able to see and know what is happening in the match.

At 4.08 seconds the shot was a long shot of the pitch which changes to a close-up of both the players with the ball at 4.09 seconds. These two camera shots allows the viewers to be engaged and entertained. The more varieties of shots the more the audience can interact with the match.

At 4.13 seconds we see the ball passed over across the pitch and the camera follows this movement. The camera style changes which allows the audience and viewers to catch every aspect and motion of the game. When the ball is next kicked at 4.16 seconds it goes over to the other side of the pitch which the camera picks up. By having multiple cameras it enables and makes sure that the viewers and audience do not miss out on anything in the match.

An example of when a team scores a goal is at 47.17 seconds. All the players are all together and they are celebrating because they scored a goal. At 47.18 seconds the camera shot changes to the crowd and audience. This effects and impacts the viewers as it allows them to see the emotions and feeling which the crowd feel while watching the match.

At the end of this match 2.34.05 seconds because it was the champions league the winning team all got a medal and they also had the trophy. This shot allows the audience to see the reaction shot and also the feelings and emotions which the players are feeling along with the fans.
  


Chat show
Chat shows also use multi-camera as a technique of filming and having all the shots so that the viewers are able to see what is happening and that to with variety of shots. An example of a chat show would be Top gear. Top gear is a chat show were the presenter interview people and have conversation about cars. The whole show is about cars.

At the beginning of the show at 0.01 seconds the first camera language is a slide in to the presenter. This type of camera language allows the viewers to engage with the presenter, it also keeps the audience entertained.

 At 0.03 seconds the camera slides away from the presenter on to the Mazda which the presenter is walking towards. This type of camera language allows the viewers to acknowledge what is happening.

The shot 0.05 seconds is a long shot where you can see the presenter and the audience at the back. This shot allows the viewers to see the reaction of the audience and also allows the viewers to experience the feeling of seeing the chat show live.
From 0.15 to 0.28 seconds shots of the Mazda are shown. For example at 0.22 seconds the shot is of the front part of the car. This affects the audience as they are able to see the car and by showing different parts of the car, the audience have better understanding of what has been told to them. There were many aesthetic effect which was used in this show. For example at 0.52 seconds a slide from the bottom to the top effect was used which adds interest and different styles of techniques.

This chat show is about cars. At 1.06 seconds the presenter is describing the car. He includes the advantages and disadvantages of the car. The presenter also makes sure he talks about what is good and bad of the car. For example 1.26 seconds he mentions what's good about the car as they fit in  both the ideas about having the car doors a specific way.

An example of an aesthetic style would be the different type of shots and camera angle chosen to show the car. Having different shots and camera angles allows the audience and viewers to be engaged and entertained rather than watching it without effects. Also at 1.52 seconds the shot is of the presenter driving the car. In this shot the presenter also mentions the different factors which are good within the car and also the factors which are not so good.

Lastly at 5.13 seconds when the presenter is having a standing up conversation about the car. This scene allows the audience and viewers to be engaged as it has been portrayed as two people having a conversation. This also sets the mood of what they are talking about. By having the presenter talking about the car is allows the audience and viewers to overall understand the concept of the car and the advantages and disadvantages of the car.

  

Game show
This genre would use multi-camera as it is important to get all the actions. This show is very unexpected and anything can happen at anytime which means having more than one camera is necessary. By having more than one camera you are able to catch all the actions and reactions of the scene. An example of a game show would be The cube.

At the beginning of the show 0.01 seconds the viewers first see a shot of the cube which then cuts to a shot with the presenter and a contestant.

At the beginning of the cube for every episode they show scenes from old episodes which build up to the current episode. For example in this episode at 0.05 seconds we see old episodes of different tasks.

From the beginning till 0.47 seconds there was variety of shots which were shown from long shots, mid shots and also close up of reactions.
an example of an audience reaction shot would be 0.12 and 0.13 seconds.

At 0.52 seconds the presenter is first shown. The camera language is unique as it first starts from the back of the presenter to the front of the presenter. This camera language keeps the audience entertained as the audience don't see the presenter straight away. From 0.52 seconds to 1.09 seconds the presenter is introducing the show and as the presenter is talking the camera is coming towards the presenter. This effect engages the audience to interact with the presenter.

Once the presenter has finished introducing the show, he then calls in then contestant. At 1.10 seconds the camera language pans in from the right on to the contestant. From this shot it cuts to a shot of a long shot of the contestant coming in at 1.11 seconds.

When the game starts at 2.08 seconds a lady which is presented to explain the game shows the game. For example she explains the rules of the games which allows the contest to know what they have to do. In order to keep the audience entertained a variety of shots is displayed from different angles to different camera languages.

An example of were the audience are engaged and entertained through the game is at 20.30 seconds, when the contestant is in the game again. and is playing the family members are tensed. This is shown at 22.37 when his girlfriend covers her mouth. This action shot allows the audience and viewers to feel the tension. When the contestant is almost about to get through the game but misses by a bit everyone including the contestant are disheartened.

At the end of the game at 30.58 seconds when the contestant goes home with the money the audience present wave and cheer for the contestant. This enables the audience and viewers not present to feel the emotion and feelings which the audience present are feeling. This is also another way to represent the emotions which the audience felt. It allows the viewers at home to engage with the show and manage the overall judgment of the game which they conclude after watching every aspect of the match.
  
Live studio
Live studio is also another genre which uses multi-camera as a camera technique. An example of a live studio is Britain's got talent. This show is a live studio where contestants perform and they have judges alongside audience.

At 0.08 seconds we first see shot of one of the judges. This starts with tension as the audience get to see the reaction of the judge which allows the judgment to be clear.

At 0.09 seconds its a high shot were the viewers see the back of the judges. The camera language then changes to zooming in at a slow pace at 0.13 seconds. At 0.15 seconds its a long shot of the performance allowing the viewers to see a full shot of the performance.




From 0.15 seconds to 0.35 seconds it was on the performance and the shot was a long shot of the performance. However at 0.36 seconds it cuts to one of the judges as this allows the viewers to see the reaction of the judge. Reaction shots are very important and also necessary as they allow the viewers to make a judgment about what they are seeing. Also having reaction shots allows the viewers to engage and also makes it live for the viewers who are not present. Straight after the reaction shot at 0.37 seconds it cuts back to the performance showing the contestants performing. The reason why a live studio has to be filmed multi-camera is so that the camera does not miss out any key scenes. If this was not filmed multi-camera it will literally be impossible to film every shot and also show the reaction and audience shots. By having this filmed multi-camera it allows the viewers to see everything as the audience get to see in the studio.

A shot where the audience is shown is at 0.53 seconds. In this shot we see two people and how they react to the scene. From this shot it allows the viewers to see the reaction shot of people who are viewing this performance live. At 0.54 seconds its a long high angle shot of one part of the studio. It is important to have a variety of shots so that the audience and viewers are engaged and kept entertained.

Another shot where we see another judges reaction is at 1.25 seconds. In this shot we get to see the judge and how she reacts to the performance. In this shot the judge is smiling which indicates that she is happy with the performance.  However, at 1.39 seconds there is another shot of a judge and their reaction is different to the first judge. This judge has more of a serious face which can indicate that he is concentrating or he is serious and trying to focus on the performance.

At the end of the performance at 3.20 seconds there is a shot of a person from the audience crying and wiping her tears. This shot is an important shot as it allows viewers to see how the performance ha impacted those who were viewing it live. This shot also allows the viewers to engage and understand the feelings and emotions other people go through while viewing such performances.
   

Public event


An example of a public event would be prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding ceremony.
This is a public event where people from all over come to see the wedding take place. The clip i have chosen to analyse is the exchanging the vows section.

At the beginning from 0.01 seconds to 0.11 seconds its a mid shot with the people in the background. Straight away at 0.12 seconds it changes to a close up of both of them facing the priest.
At 0.22 seconds the camera angle changes to the right side of Kate Middleton when prince William
says 'I do'. It then changes to a mid shot of the people in the background.

The effect of this is so that the audience who are not present get to see every aspect of the wedding and by having different shots it allows them to feel apart of the ceremony.When prince William starts with the vow at 1.02 seconds the camera angle is on the side to show his face. however straight after at 1.05 seconds the camera angle is to Kate Middleton's face, although its a mid shot the camera is faced at her. This allows the public to see how she reacts and also her expressions are shown.

Similarly when it is Kate's turn to return the vows back to William the camera angle starts at her and thereafter faces him. At 1.44 seconds when she starts the vow by saying her name the camera is on the side of her showing her face. Thereafter at 1.45 seconds the camera is facing towards the side of prince William's as we are able to see his face and expressions. It is very important to show different aspects and techniques so that the audience do not get bored. It is also important that every corner and minute of the event is filmed so that the audience who are not present are able to view this and see what happens.

Finally at 2.46 seconds the camera is focused on the hands and this allows the audience to see every part of the event. This is one of the main part of the event as the ring signifies their marriage which is why it is an important shot. This allows the audience to see the the emotions and feelings which they both feel as they exchange vows and get married.
  

Magazine show


An example of magazine show is this program on BBC called 'The one show'. This genre is very similar to a chat show as someone comes to the show and is interviewed by the presenter. The difference is that a magazine show has much more entertaining and varieties of shots.

At the beginning of the show the presenter introduces the guest who is 'Gary Barlow' at 0.06 seconds. At 0.19 seconds when the presenters point at the guest and he walks in the camera switches from the presenters to the guest. Thereafter at 0.22 seconds its a close up of the guest walking towards the stage.

At 1.20 seconds we see an audience which is present in this magazine show. Having this shot allows the viewers to see the emotions and feeling the people present are feeling. It also enables the viewers to see whether the audience there are engaged with the guest and how they are connected.

There are many reasons as to why a magazine show has to be shot multi camera. One of the practical reasons is so that every aspect and coverage of the scenes is shown that to without missing out any scenes. By having this filmed multi-camera it enables the audience and viewers to feel engaged and also entertained.

There are many aesthetic reasons as to why this program is engaging to the audience. The varieties of shot allows the audience to connect with the show. However the visual style and mode of address such as the atmosphere enables the audience to connect with the show. For example at 7.16 seconds the camera shot is a close up of the guest. This type of style allows the audience and viewers to see the facial expression of the guest and how he reacts to what has been told to him. It also allows the audience to engage and connect with the guest member present.
  

Talent show

An example of talent show is 'The voice'. This program is to do with those who sing as a talent. The contestants have to sing and judges have to approve of their singing by either choosing them or rejecting them. 

This show first starts with contestant singing. At 0.16 seconds when the contestant is singing the camera is facing the contestant however the judge is also visible in the shot. The affect of this shot is that the viewers are able to see the judges expression and their reaction to hearing the voice.

At 0.27 seconds the shot is of another judge and in this shot it is only the judge. This shot allows the audience and viewers to understand what the judge is thinking about the contestant as to weather he likes the singing or doesn't. At 0.29 seconds the judge looks at the other judge sat beside him and in between the audience and viewers can see the contestant singing. This impacts the audience and viewers in a positive manner as it allows them to make a judgment about what is happening on the stage with the contestant. 

When the judge approves of the singing they must press the buzzer and then their chair will turn so that they are facing the contestant singing. At 0.38 seconds the first judge presses the buzzer and his chair turns towards the singer. As soon as the judge turns around the crowd cheer louder. This impacts the viewers as it encourages them to see what happens further as well as keeps them entertained. 

At the end once the contestant is done singing and sees all the judges have approved it makes the atmosphere much more lively. For example at 1.50 seconds the contestant is covering her face as she is shocked as to how she has gone through. This shot shows her emotion of being happy, content as well as shocked. This type of shot allows the audience to feel the emotion which the contestant is feeling.