Our Demos

Another fast moving performance from The Company Presents. The lighting changed from shadowed effect to brightly lit stage during this clip. Our cameras and crew were able to capture the extremes of lighting and ensure this was portraid in the edit.

A mix of lighting in different areas of the stage is a challenge to our camera teams, but with our expert editors we are able to create a stunningly clear final product as shown here.

Of course stunning quality filming is nothing without sound to match, and with many tap performances in the Classique show ensuring the quality of the sound was one of the key requirements to this event. This is always a challenge to any filming company, but thanks to our high quality theatre microphones we are able to capture tap dance sound as demonstrated in this clip. With 5 microphones and sound recorders placed around the theatre including dedicated stage microphones at floor level we are able to record perfect quality taps as well as capturing the 'live performance' sound you will hear.

A great example of the feed taken from the sound desk is shown here. With some extra sound from the theatre microphones we used and then the CD tracks blended in to the mix we get a rich live sound throughout. As we had a small group on the stage during most of the performance we could use our tracking camera to keep tightly in on the performers giving some stunning close up shots.

Although our cameras had to be positioned slightly to the right of the theatre we were still able to capture some superb footage from this dance show. Our tracking camera assists in reducing the appearance of the angle so is used as much as possible by our expert editors.

The filming position for this show as at the very back of the theatre in a quite raised location. Although very high, the closeup work from our camera team was still possible.

A great example of a dark lit stage with colour changes.

Live and Let Die performance by Aviv Dance Studios filmed in May 2013

Although extreme lighting we often recommend is avoided, in some performances it is required to get the effect planned for the performance. Knowing this information in advance, we are able to prepare our camera crew and they can make very quick adjustments to our cameras to ensure we capture your performance as it was intended. This clip is a great example of this.