The CED's professional and flexible production studio offers various video options, which you can use in your teaching.
To find the most suitable format for your teaching, the educational needs and intended learning outcomes for the students control the setup. We will work together to find the most suitable format for your studio-produced videos.
Interviews in the studio are easy to produce. However, they require that the participants are able to relax in the situation.
Someone must be available to perform the interview. Before filming, you must consider whether the interviewer should be within view of the camera and if their audio should be included in the final production, or if they should be inaudible and outside the camera angle. If the interviewer is outside the picture and sound, you must make sure that there is enough video material of the interviewee to be able to put together a coherent, meaningful message in the editing process.
A talking-head presentation is when you speak and present directly to the camera.
In terms of filming, this type of video is not resource-intensive as a large part of the production lies in the preparation of the presentation and, if needed, the material to be shown on the screen.
It is possible to present a slideshow as a picture-in-picture or via a larger screen in the room, which allows you to interact with the presentation material just like a conventional lecture or other presentation situations.
Green screen filming is the ultimate creative playground within video production.
The green screen technique allows you to design and control the communicative sphere. This type of production necessitates a lot of preparation – both from the production team and you.
Among other things, the studio has been used for green screen productions for danmarkshistorien.dk. You can see a video example and screenshots here:
