Siapkan panggung. Atur kamera. Siapkan aktor Anda pada posisi. Siapkan musik. Lampu-lampu! Kamera! Action! Ulangi untuk seluruh adegan dalam video Anda.

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Now that you have all your ducks in a row, the actors are well-rehearsed, and your crew is loaded for beer, it's time to prep your set and shoot your video. Pick a scene to shoot. For this example, we'll choose the final scene of our country video. Here, The Suit trips all over himself, the Traveler helps him up, and the Pretty Girl hops in the car with the Traveler.  Put the vehicles and anything else that's in the scene into position, and have the actors stand on their marks. Set your lighting. As this is an outdoor shoot, if you don't have powered lights you might be able to use a reflector, which is a large piece of white fabric or poster board that reflects the sunlight, softening shadows and brightening a scene. For the most effective way to focus light, use more than one reflector, or even a mirror. Your gaffer will manage this, under your direction, if you have one. Remember, the main person on screen is always the brightest on screen. When outside, always have the main character's back to the sun except when the sun is in the middle of the sky. This way, the reflectors can illuminate the person's face and front. Although there is a lot to do to get efficient lighting, it is worth it when you want a high quality video. You may want to shoot part of your video on a tripod, for static scenes. Jiggly cameras can sometimes distract the viewer from the video itself. Other times you may want to use a handheld Steadi-Cam for more dynamic shots, or a totally free-form "shaky cam" for higher energy shots. If you have the people and the budget, shooting a combination of angles and styles will boost creative options in the editing suite. If they're in the scene as the camera rolls, have them take their marks. If they come into the scene as it plays, have them at their entrance point. Have Sound locate the proper point in the song, and give it a good lead in time so people can "get in sync" with the music. Longer is better, at first. If you do multiple takes, you may be able to shorten this part up. When Sound is...