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Click below to see Pics from DVworkshops recent China Teaching Trip + 4 Interview Techniques to help you make better Video Productions. All in below newsletter. Next Hands-on Video workshop with Aron Ranen is March 7-9 here in Los Angeles @ DVworkshops.com Click link below to read newsletter https://conta.cc/387oVt8  Free 20-minute Video Tutorial Click below to view   What is a "Present Tense" Video? It's when your video appears as if it is "live" and unfolding as you watch. Example: An Investment Bank needs to create series of "White Paper Videos". In the past their subject experts have read off a teleprompter..straight to camera. The videos have important info, but they drag and tend to bore viewers, who in fact could benefit .  How do you create a present tense video out of that? The Answer: Turn it into a "Present Tense" business tv-talk show style. The same subject expert sits with a knowledgeable host/business journalist. They are on high stools, with the firm's trading floor in the background. Both are having a lively, unscripted discussion about the same material, even bringing in power point slides. The video emulates a "live Bloomberg News" segment. It's easily digestible by the firm's clients because the info has been molded into a presentation style they would watch on TV. The background is very important. We are not filming in a conference room. We chose a backdrop that adds credibility to our message. Think how you could morph some of your informational videos into a more dynamic approach using "Present Tense" filmmaking.
 Present Tense for Corporate Video I use this "Present Tense" approach in both my documentaries and corporate videos. Tasked with creating a series of videos that examine state of the art Data Centers. I turned the material into a TV style video, walking the host and expert thru the actual data center. Instead of a boring talking head in front of a green screen. They are in the actual space, pointing our details (similar to the PBS TV Show "This Old House") Click here to view an example.  VOGUE & VANITY FAIR GO PRESENT TENSE It's not just me that's using this technique...check out this Vanity Fair video made in collaboration with Vogue. Instead of the typical DSLR talking head shot (out of focus soft background), this is a hand-held camera shooting POV. If it was produced in a standard sit down interview..with B-roll laid on top ..it would seem dead compared with this. Click here to watch the video Next time you have to create a video...think about using "Present Tense" filmmaking to engage your viewer for a longer period of time.   Creating a "Live" show is much better with at least two camera angles. The Switcher Studio App, (which ranges from $29 to $49 per month-per device) is a great solution for business communicators that don't want to spend $20K on new gear and training to produce Present Tense Videos. It acts like a mini tv studio, you use the iPad as a camera and "camera- switcher". This will allow you to choose which camera & graphics you want to display to your viewer. The other iPhones act as cameras, and can easily be mounted on a tripod. In theory one-person could shoot and "switch" the entire episode, pre- placing other cameras before the show. Features include:
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Video Production Course with Aron Ranen February 16-17 (Sat & Sun) 10am-7pm in Los Angeles Beach Area Learn more about creating dynamic videos, and at the same time gain valuable Professional Lighting, Camera and Audio Skills. Learn to "Shoot as a Storyteller" in this fast paced course. Filming takes place in our studio & on-Location at the Venice Beach Boardwalk $445 No experience needed. All gear provided at no additional cost. CLICK HERE FOR EXACT CLASS DETAILS AND LOCATION Perfect course for Corporate Communications, Marketing, Sales and Documentary Projects.  Join us in Los Angeles, just blocks from the beach, for our Winter Course with Instructor Aron Ranen
2-Day Hands-on Video Production Workshop
The most important part of interviewing someone is listening. It allows you to build your questions from people's answers, creating more authentic material. Some of the techniques I use are included in the clip below. They Include:
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  NEXT: "Hands-on" Video Production Workshop is October 13-16 in Los Angeles.
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