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4 Lighting Tips You Shouldn't Shoot Without

Erin Hayes May 14, 2015 Creativity, Production, Content Marketing, Gear Blog Leave a Comment

4 Lighting Tips for Great Video

Occasionally, you may not have the luxury of hiring a professional production company to shoot your video for you. Maybe there's a last minute opportunity to interview a star customer and there isn't time to schedule a crew (though you should still give us a call to see), or maybe there's a syngeristic moment that presents itself at a trade show. Or maybe, you want to do something creative after work and shoot a web short.

Whatever it is, you'll want to make it look as good as possible.

So you should go out and buy a top-of-the-line video camera for these moments, right?

Wrong.

The key to great video is not the camera. It is the lighting.

What?

Yes. It's the lighting that can make or break a video.

Are you familiar with a guy named Stephen Spielberg?

Don't get us wrong; we aren't arguing that he shoots with cheap cameras.

He absolutely does not.

But his films' distinct looks have everything to do with a man named Janusz Kaminski. Kaminski is the Oscar-winning cinematographer who has been behind every Spielberg film since 1993. His lighting is world-renowned and emulated by the best in the business.

In fact, you know that incredible shot in True Grit - the shot that introduces Jeff Bridges's character for the first time in the court house, backlit and bathed in sunlight? Cinematographer Roger Deakins credits Kaminski's influence for that scene. (Read more about that here).

Now, we're not proposing that this blog post is a master class in lighting, but we do have 4 practical lighting tips that will help you shoot a great looking video. For our visual learners - check out our SlideShare below.

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No. 1: White Balance, Please.

Please white balance. Forgetting this simple step can ruin a video right out of the box. No kidding. Clients ask us to 'fix' their self-shot footage every once in a while and many times we are able to accommodate this request. But if they did not white balance before shooting, the process becomes tricky. And costly.

How to White Balance:

First, RTFM.

Then, keep a plain white card in your kit. If you forget your plain white card, see if you can grab a piece of blank printing paper somewhere.

Point your camera at the white card and then press your camera's white balance button you read about in the manual.

But, what if my camera doesn't have a white balance?

If you are using a single chip HD camera then you have no control of the white balance settings because it's on full-time auto. But don't fret. There are ways to make sure you are getting the best out of your camera. Just make sure you are dealing with only ONE type of light at a time.

Open the shades and turn off the flourescent lights and you will have the control you need. If you're shooting in a windowless office with Fluorescent lights, make sure you turn off any desk lamps. The desk lamps are most likely Incandescent lights and Fluorescents and Incandescents do not mix well.

No. 2: Use the Sun.

Because, sometimes the best things in life are free.

The first major source of light is also the best source of light. The sun has a full spectrum of light and it renders color well.

A Few Tips:

Position your subject one of two ways:

Film them with the light shining directly in their face (if they are comfortable and don't need to squint too much), or film them at an angle so that one side is hot and one side is not.

Try not to shoot at noon. The shadows come from above and are difficult to get rid of. Early morning and afternoon has softer light with a more golden tone and fills your subject better.

No. 3: Add an External Camera Light.

When the lighting comes from a source above, like a gym or an office or outdoors at midday, a camera light is excellent for filling in the annoying shadows that appear on your subject's face.

There are literally hundreds of different options. We like our LED light panels, but there are less expensive options. You can find perfectly adequate external lights for $30.

No. 4: Use a Light with a Stand

A light on a stand is an important upgrade to your production rig for a couple of reasons.

1. They give brighter light over a larger area

2. They allow you to move the camera angle without moving the lighting set up.

Bonus Tip:

Take care to isolate your light sources.

i.e. Close or open your shades, turn off office lights, etc.

And Remember:

When you mix light, your primary source needs to be the brightest!

We hope these tips help you out on your next production. If you think we missed something important, let us know in the comments!

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Boston Marathon: 6 Mile Moment 2015

Erin Hayes April 23, 2015 Production, Press, Gallery Leave a Comment

Monday's 119th Boston Marathon could have had better weather. But Framingham's residents didn't seem to notice the less-than-perfect conditions.

Downtown Framingham was packed with excited spectators - gathered together for Framingham's second annual 6 Mile Moment - to cheer on the runners and take part in the event's festivities.

Middlesex Savings Bank partnered with Black Cow Ice Cream to give away free ice cream; there was face painting, free swag and T-shirts galore. Jamin' 94.5 broadcast from Deluxe Depot Diner, where spectators could pop in, warm up, enjoy a Jack's Abby and some of their famous diner fare.

Outside, DJ Haze and the Bloco Afro Brazil band took turns performing for the crowd and spectators, helping to keep atmosphere fun and lively.

Last year MediaBoss partnered with Holli Andrews of Framingham Downtown Renaissance and The Town of Framingham to put on the inaugural 6 Mile Moment. Together, our goal was to create a moment that people could capture and share world-wide. We were beyond pleased to see such a fantastic turn-out in its second year despite the cold weather and rain.

Patriot's Day has always galvanized the people of our state: the date commemorates the beginning of our fight to gain independence from Great Britain; it's a the day of our Boston Marathon when throngs of citizens stop what they are doing to cheer on the incredible athleticism and will-power of the runners that come from around the globe to race through our streets. And now, since 2013, it signifies our refusal to give in to fear and hatred and our commitment to working together for a better future.

We, as residents of Massachusetts, showed this last year and we proved it again this year. The level of coordination between the Town of Framingham, Department of Public Works, Framingham Fire Department, Framingham Police Department, State Police, FBI and Homeland Security was extraordinary. We are incredibly humbled to have the honor of working along side these hard people, incredibly smart people.

We, along with reps from The Town of Framingham and Holli from FDR, worked with the Framingham Police to make this event happen for its residents. It's their first priority to keep the people of Framingham safe and to make them feel safe. We are grateful for their guidance.

We live streamed the race live from the 6 Mile Moment with our favorite new piece of equipment, the BlackMagic ATEM 2 M/E Production Studio 4K. We've produced broadcasts for every type of event from Head of State summits to professional sports to world-wide corporate communications and medical conferences, but we'll be honest: The weather at this year's Boston Marathon made this one of the toughest broadcasts we've done, yet.

We are already looking forward to next year's event and given the excitement of the local businesses, the town and its residents we know 2016's 6 Mile Moment will be even bigger and better!

Special thanks to Holli Andrews for coordinating the sponsorships and the Bloco Afro Brazil band. Thank you to the DJ, Jon Hayes (DJ Haze). Thank you to our sponsors, Middlesex Savings Bank, Consigli Construction, The Deluxe Depot Diner (who provided power and Internet to us for our broadcast) and The Town of Framingham. And of course, thank you to our crew!

Photos by Mike Neilan

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RIP Mayor Tom Menino

Erin Hayes October 31, 2014 Video Leave a Comment

Today, our thoughts are with the family and friends of Mayor Tom Menino. But as I write 'friends', it's apparent that much of Boston's population - proper and its suburbs - considered Mayor Menino to be a friend.

We are lucky enough to count ourselves in that group. I personally met and spoke with Mayor Menino on numerous occasions while working for the Boston Herald's Inside Track column. And, while producing "Track Gals" - the show we created with Inside Track columnists Gayle Fee and Laura Raposa - the MediaBoss team had the opportunity to rub elbows with Boston's beloved Mayor on several occasions.

He was as gracious as he was gregarious and it was always a pleasure to speak with him. He was always sincere and when you were speaking with him, you had knew you had his undivided attention. This is a rare trait among today's politicians.

Yesterday, as the news of his passing hit the wires, Gayle Fee reached out to us to see if we still had footage of a 2010 interview with him at the Flower Show. She wanted to listen to it for the Inside Track column she and Laura Raposa wrote today in his honor.

We were moved to tears when we re-watched the clip. In the interview, Mayor Menino told Gayle and Laura that if he could be a flower he'd be a daffodil. He'd get up early, start the spring off and fade into the sunset.

RIP Mayor Tom Menino. It's been an honor.

To read today's Inside Track column, click here.

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Filming Bastille: Live Recording Shoot

Erin Hayes January 24, 2014 Production, Video Leave a Comment

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This week we had the opportunity to film UK rockers, Bastille, at Sanctum Sound Recording studio for Capitol Music Group.

The musicians looked and sounded amazing and gave great performances of their hits, like "Pompeii", "Things We Lost", "Bad Blood" and "Flaws" over two days to lucky radio listener winners.These guys are going to be on SNL tomorrow night, so don't forget to tune in to catch these guys give, what we are sure will be, a fantastic performance!

Here's a rough, unedited version of their "Pompeii" performance:
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MediaBossTV To Live-Stream The 4th Annual Adam Ezra Ramble To Benefit Homeless Veterans

Erin Hayes August 21, 2013 Production, Press Leave a Comment

21-August-2013 –The Ramble was started in 2010. Adam Ezra wanted to throw a concert where people could come and have a great time with their friends, but also do a little good for the world at the same time. He wanted buses to bring loads of people from all over New England, to and from the show. Charlene Bemis, a non-profit event planner and long time friend of Adam jumped at the idea and thus the first Ramble was officially born.

In Year One, the Ramble had just over 500 people in attendance and we raised $4,000 for Partners In Health. In Year Two, the country was in the midst of the recession and so many people and families were struggling to get by. Over 400 people were in attendance, and the Ramble raised enough money to donate 35,000 meals to local food banks in the Feeding America network.

Last year, the kind folks of the Highlands Coalition in Lynn, MA were just $4,000 short of their fundraising goal to rebuild Henry Avenue Park, an urban, family-based neighborhood playground and basketball court. The Ramble Year 3 had over 1,000 people in attendance and raised enough money to help purchase the new playground equipment, as well as landscaping!

Saturday August 24, 2013 marks the fourth annual Adam Ezra Group Ramble and we are proud to be donating funds to Veterans Matter (www.veteransmatter.org). Veterans Matter will work with the New England Center for Homeless Veterans to disperse the money to landlord's of the veterans who have qualified for the HUD-VASH vouchers. (more info here:www.getrambled.com/activism) For every $1,000 we raise we can get one homeless veteran into a home!

The Ramble has also invited twelve other of our favorite non-profits to come and set up tables with information about all the amazing work they're doing and how Ramble attendees can support them. You can find a list of those NPOs at:www.getrambled.com/rambletown

MediaBossTV (www.mediabosstv.com), based in Framingham, has a successful history of live online broadcasting of music and sporting events. MediaBoss has live-streamed the 2013 Rock and Roll Rumble, Boston Band Crush
“One Night Band” and the full 2013 home seasons of Boston Breakers professional women's soccer and Boston Militia women's football.

The goal of the broadcast will be to increase exposure and viewership of the Ramble as a charitable event and provide a direct impact on potential donations to the incredible cause designated this year. The event will be broadcast at:http://www.livestream.com/theramble and offer dynamic multi-camera views of the main stage, hosted interviews with organizers and participants and, of course, provide information on where to donate to the cause.

Donations can be made online at www.getrambled.com/donate or via check made out to RallySound, Inc., and mailed to:

Hillary Kohler
RallySound
75 Lakeshore Drive
Westwood, MA 02090

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Photo Gallery: Boston Band Crush's One Night Band Event

Erin Hayes September 10, 2012 Production Leave a Comment

Boston music blog, Boston Band Crush put on their fourth annual charity concert event, "One Night Band" Saturday night at the Middle East Rock Club. It's a great event every year; the bloggers pull Boston musicians' names out of a hat to form new super groups for a day. The new bands practice the day of the event at sponsored spaces, create new music and perform for a crowd of fans that night. Then, they break up. All the proceeds go to Zumix and Girls Rock Campaign Boston.

This year, they wanted to make the 8 new bands' performances (plus opening band Mosquitos in Tuxedoes and closing band MötörBöat) more accessible and live stream the event to the interwebs so fans could watch the rock show from the comfort of their own home. No babysitter necessary! Jim Gilbert of Plus1TV approached us about partnering up to make happen and we said, "Of course!"

We've been supporters of the local music scene for decades ("Real Rock TV" anyone?) and were thrilled a) have the chance to bring Boston Band Crush's fantastic event to a bigger audience, and b) produce a killer rock show. We live switched four cameras to capture and stream a dynamic viewing experience for those at home. The place was packed and the livestream.com/plus1tv channel - where we streamed it to - saw a great amount of traffic.

We're photo junkies and make sure to shoot stills at every one of our productions. Check out our gallery from the night below!

Photos by Tabor C Stafford Bent

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Color Palettes: Tools to Help You Choose

Erin Hayes July 03, 2012 Creativity, Social Television Blog, Design Leave a Comment

The next time you're selecting a client's corporate color palette or searching for the color scheme to your next project don't let the process take over the project. Check out these free tools instead!

Color Hunter

Color Hunter is my personal go-to site when I need a little inspiration behind my color choices. It's simple to use and offers a great selection of randomly generated suggestions based on randomly generated photos from flickr. I'm a 'bigger picture' kind of person and it helps me to see the color palettes in action. If you are working with a specific picture, or know that you need to incorporate a certain color (as you often do when working with established brands) Color Hunter allows you to upload your own photo, enter the URL to a photo or search a certain hex color and provides a palette this way. Like many sites, Color Hunter gives you the 'dull' and 'vibrant' version of their suggested colors.

Colour Lovers

This is a cool site and great for those who love collaboration. It's a community site that allows you to sort through hundreds of user generated color palettes as well as patterns, pattern templates, shapes and colors. Colour Lovers also provides resources on the latest color trends used in weddings, home, fashion, web, print, craft and business. You need to be a member in order to participate and save your palettes, colors, patterns, etc., but you can sort through the members' concepts as a visitor. I've found this helpful in the first stage of design. I can generally derive a good sense of direction from sorting through Colour Lovers' resources.

Kuler

Kuler is Adobe's color palette generator. You can set your own palette by inserting the colors' hex values, or you can search through their library of color swatches. Once you are signed in to your Adobe account, you can download your color creations as Adobe Swatch Exchange (.ASE) files, which works with any of Adobe's Creative Suite applications. Personally, I prefer the sites that allow me to upload a photo to generate a palette, but I do like Kuler for its vast array of color palette suggestions. If left to my own devices, I could easily lose a day searching through the seemingly innumerable color combinations.

If you're looking for graphic design help, we'd be more than happy to help. Contact us!

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The Truth About the Grammys: A Chart

Erin Hayes February 09, 2012 Creativity, Design Leave a Comment

We've written about Column Five Media before; we love their infographics. This morning they released a chart, "The Truth About the Grammys," which predicts the outcome of this year's Grammys based on the pattern of past results.

Column Five - who created this chart in collaboration with Esquire - said this:

"There will never be a formula to accurately predict the outcome of the Grammy Awards, which are notoriously whimsical, almost to the point of becoming a punchline. But there are certain patterns to the Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences’ record that can help one understand the choices, something even approaching a kind of logic."

It's pretty interesting to read. I'm looking forward to seeing whether any of their predictions come true!

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MediaBoss Music Monday: The Adam Ezra Edition

Erin Hayes January 16, 2012 MediaBoss Music Monday, Social Television Blog Leave a Comment

Adam Ezra, of the Boston-based Adam Ezra Group, swung by our studio over the weekend to be a guest on our Rock n' Roll Talk Show, Scorch TV.

While he was here, Adam sat down and shared his Top 5 Songs to help you get through the week.

Adam Ezra is a Music Drives Us Ambassador, a terrifically talented song writer and musician, and an all around great guy. If you're interested in hearing his music or catching him live, check out the Adam Ezra Group's website or 'Like' him on Facebook!

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How to Avoid the Zombie Lead

Erin Hayes November 18, 2011 Marketing, Creativity, Tips & Tricks, Content Marketing, Sales Leave a Comment

Your sales cycle is killing your leads.

Beware of the zombie lead.

Previously thought of as 'dead,' these leads are now known to come back.

Mediabistro recently published an article discussing what to do with 'dead' leads. They quoted research from Ed Gandia's "The Wealthy Freelancer."
According to Gandia's book, a large percentage of your 'dead' leads will hire someone to do what you do within 18 to 24 months of your contact.

In his example, a 'dead' lead qualifies as someone who responded to a pitch you gave, but did not return your follow-up call. Gandia says a common mistake sales people make is to follow up with only those leads who express either immediate interest or down-the-line interest. They drop the leads who do not respond to a follow-up call!

This baffled me.

In the five years I've done business for myself, I've never had a 'dead' lead. I've only had long sales cycles. I'm sure anyone entrepreneur understands what I'm saying.

2015 Update: 63% of people requesting information on your company today will not purchase for at least three months – and 20% will take more than 12 months to buy. -Marketing Donut

That has been our experience again and again. We'll have someone contact us and say, 'Yeah, so-and-so told me about your company a year ago but we just weren't ready to hire yet.' Or we'll have someone we went back and forth with six months ago come back to us and engage again.

Sales is as much about creating an experience for and building relationships with people as it is about turning a profit. I believe that once a project is over, both parties–the vendor and the client–come away with more than a payment and product. They come away with a relationship. And relationships last a heck of a lot longer than a client/customer project.

When a potential relationship doesn't return a phone call or an email, we don't take it to heart. We understand building relationships can take time. We're more than willing to put the time into that development. We'll shoot them an email down the line or give them a quick a call after awhile, but we make it more about them and less about us. Because let's face it, no one likes a one-sided relationship.

Our sales cycle is a long one. I can tell you that 75% of our sales this year came from conversations and pitches we gave in early 2010. I can also tell you, with a fair amount of confidence, that at least 30% of next year's profits will come from these same leads. They'll either come back to us or they'll refer us to someone in their network

If we had given up on these leads as dead after eight months - and if I had not checked in every few months with a friendly email - we 'd not be in the position we're in now.

The lead is dead, long live the lead. I certainly hope so.
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4 Lighting Tips for Great Video

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4 Lighting Tips for Great Video

No. 1: White Balance, Please.

How to White Balance:

No. 2: Use the Sun.

A Few Tips:

No. 3: Add an External Camera Light.

No. 4: Use a Light with a Stand

Bonus Tip:

And Remember:

Your sales cycle is killing your leads.

Beware of the zombie lead.

Previously thought of as 'dead,' these leads are now known to come back.

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