Video Production Case Studies

Mole have done a lot of work for this major medical group, who are the only dedicated wounds copany in the UK. Every year, Wounds UK organise an awards ceremony, to recognise the outstanding achievements of practitioners wokring in the field, who are improving standards in wound prevention and management. Mole filmed the whole event with three cameras, with a live relay to big screens built into the set.

Features:

• A steadycam was used to follow winners onto and off the stage
• A highlights DVD was created after the event

Mole provided 3 camera coverage of this dance festival hosted at a major London dance theatre. One camera was positioned in the front row of the audience, and 2 in the wings to provide excellent coverage of the entire stage area. Camera shots were directed and vision mixed together from a projection area, creating a single video feed which was used to live webcast the performances. This was our second major dance event, and was filmed by a crew who boost a wide range of expertise in arts filming, from theatre and dance to music performances.

Features:

• 3 camera set up with full communications and live mix set up
• Live webcast made the performances accessible to an international audience
• Archiver versions created after the event
• High quality coverage of fast moving dance performances

Mole provided live video streaming of the NCVO annual conference in London. Multi-camera coverage of the conference was mixed live on site and encoded into Windows Media format. Visitors to the NCVO website were able to watch the presentations as though they were there in the room.

Features:

• Live streaming of major conference
• Set up and test the day before
• Test video allowed users to log on before the event and check that they had the correct software to view the video
• Multi-camera coverage live mixed and encoded - back up encoders also provided
• Archive versions created and made available on-demand after the event