Alternative content broadcasting - level 2: introduction to live recording and broadcasting

The aim of this course is to enhance the multimedia skills of a broadcasting professional, particularly in the context of an event taking place in the venue and for which filming has been requested.

The various technical aspects covered in this course range from connecting video cameras to shooting and broadcasting live footage of an event.

Identification and description of image and sound capture equipment

-digital cameras, mixing console, microphones

Identify the image and sound connectors used.

-their names, functions, repairs and/or manufacture

-identifying and making the various connections

Connecting multimedia equipment to the digital projector

- setting up the equipment, connecting the various pieces of equipment

- making the connectors needed for the equipment to work properly: creation of cables used in audio-video, soldering, crimping)

Preparation for capturing and broadcasting multimedia content live in the cinema

- Initiation in the fundamentals of shooting: shot scale, camera movements, vocabulary of video directing ...

- analysis of a specification, anticipation of the difficulties and problems to be solved in order to create the best possible conditions for a captation

The training ends with the implementation of the themes discussed during a real situation of an event captation.

• Statement of skills and/or competencies

• All audiences

Have followed the module "Multimedia broadcasting: starting up projection equipment"

or have real skills in multimedia and IT: knowledge and practice of equipment, connector identifications, etc.

• Fully classroom-based training

• Personalised course
• Group lessons

• Equipped technical platforms

EN-certified teachers, Master 1 and 2 trainers with significant experience in adult education, professional lecturers

Quote available on request by sending an email to the contacts listed on this sheet.

Access for people with disabilities

Transport

Métro line 1: St Barnabé station
On foot 16 min