Social media experts have devised a formula for success on twitter: 70% sharing information with others, 20% engaging in conversation and 10% promotion. I’ve never been one to follow rules – it’s not that I generally work outside convention, but when I hear the words ‘should’ or ‘must’ I tend to closely inspect the source … Read more
Every once in a while the DP of choice becomes the DP Diva, and then the shoot becomes absolute agony. Speaking from personal experience, it’s a situation that makes you want to open up a yogurt stand and forget you were ever involved with television production. From requesting last minute lenses, lights, and dollys to … Read more
You’re the producer, your reputation is on the line, your job is on the line, and your head is on the chopping block. Because if something’s not working on the set; food, wardrobe, art direction, camera, sound, or anything else, you’re going to hear about it and everyone will want you to do something to … Read more
Producing an on-camera interview is like having a conversation. It should be easy and enjoyable for both you and the person you’re interviewing. I remember producing my first on-camera interview. When I think about it I get shutters. I wasn’t as prepared as I should have been, and as a result I spent most of … Read more