 | 10 Tips for Shooting Live Events |
One of the more fun challenges you may encounter is shooting live events. Whether it’s a stage show, concert, wedding, or speaker at a podium, there are some basic tips you should apply every time.
1. Scout the Venue First
Before the event, try to scope out the venue. Most events will usually have some type of rehearsal beforehand. The earlier you can get a look at the venue and/or performance, the better. Before you shoot, take notes on the performance, available electrical outlets, best camera placements, venue layout, lighting changes, sound system, venue rules, etc. Write down all of your questions and ...
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