Documentary and digital content production involve the creation of engaging and informative visual content that tells a story, presents facts, or explores topics in depth. Here’s a breakdown of the key components and how we approach it:
This is where we meet the client to understand their requirements, and objectives. LiveMasters focuses on understanding the people, context, and intersectionality of our clients’ stories. Set up filming equipment, including Cameras, audio recording devices, lighting and any other additional gear needed for the shoot. Film according to the approved client brief and or shot list
Topic Selection: Choose a compelling and relevant topic. For documentaries, this often involves in-depth research to ensure accuracy and credibility. Storyboarding: Outline the narrative structure, key scenes, and interview questions. This helps in visualizing the final product and ensures a coherent story. Scriptwriting: For digital content, write a script that aligns with the objectives, whether it's educational, promotional, or entertainment. In documentaries, the script often evolves during production.
Cinematography: Use cameras and techniques that match the tone of the project. Documentaries often favor a realistic, observational style, while digital content might use more creative or stylized approaches. Interviews and B-Roll and Sound Recording
Story Editing: For documentaries, piece together interviews, narration, and B-roll to create a compelling narrative. For digital content, ensure pacing, transitions, and visual effects support the content’s goals. Sound Design and Color Grading.