‘Live on tape’ is an expression in the broadcast
world, meaning we record a show as if it was live.
Afterwards we can edit the video in the desired length.
So, the surgery is captured with several cameras
as if it was a live surgery. In the studio we edit the raw footage
afterwards to a snackable videobite. We highlight
the procedure, techniques or tools in just a couple
of minutes.
An easy-to-use-video as keynote speaker
for a presentation or for an e-learning platform.
I THINK VIDEO IS A MEGA TREND,
ALMOST AS BIG AS MOBILE
Marc Zuckerberg
PRE-PRODUCTION
The preparation for a live on tape is identical
to a live surgery.
The technical reconnaissance and
objectives determine the number of cameras
and positions for the multicam.
We also integrate the medical equipment the
surgeon uses during the live surgery, giving us
for instance, an inside view in the body of the
patient or a look at the heart monitor.
PRODUCTION
How we do it
The night before the intervention, we install our equipment in the operating theatre and test it. Once done, we get everything out of the way, so that other planned operations the next day will not be bothered by our equipment.
Once our intervention is planned, we put our cameras on there right position and startup our AV-installation. Everything is recorded. And can even be streamed over You Tube, Vimeo… or Zoom, MS Teams…
By the way, we fully respect patient privacy and medical ethics. Our cameramen also know how to behave in a sterile environment.
POST-PRODUCTION
The after service
The editing table is then the place to be. We can make a compilation of the highlights of the procedure, or show in detail how a technique is done.
Edits can be enriched with slides, photos, animations… A professional voice-over can be added. The video can be subtitled, especially handy when you want to distribute it on social media.
At the end, you have a mp4-file which is compatible with your laptop, iPad… Your newest presentation for you to live comment at your next presentation.
