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Lets Stay Together

Fingal County Council
The "Let's Stay Together" was a project devised by the Fingal County Council Arts Office at the beginning of Covid 19 with the aim of connecting artists with their community during lock down.

Subject: Artist Una Sealy

Brief: To capture artist Una Sealy at work while she explains her portrait process.
All recording was to be done remotely.
Process: We created a set of instructions for Una on recording time lapse and cut-aways. The conversation was recorded remotely by our videographer and then edited together with the footage Una had captured. Graphics and images were added in post production.

This piece with writer Lauren, incorporated her readings as well as sounds files that Lauren uses as part of her work.

All recording took place remotely and the sound files were added in post production.

This piece was filmed with Musicians Donal Kearney and Michael Dawson who own and run the Fingal Academy of Music. They began creating online content at the start of Covid-19 so they could keep engaging with their students and community during lock down.

As part of this online piece they created and filmed a piece teaching the viewer how to sing the Irish song Óró mo Bháidín. We recorded the interview with the lads and Julie Clarke from Fingal Arts and then combined it with their footage to create a lively interactive online piece.

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"The Cosmic Distance Ladder"

Royal Irish Academy

The Cosmic Distance Ladder' delivered by Professor Terence Tao of University of California, Los Angeles for the RIA Hamilton Lecture 2020. Supported by Ibec and The Irish Times.

The piece involved the addition of motion graphics, still images and control of the slide presentation by Professor Tao in LA.

As the piece involved logins from different time zones and many contributors, much pre-production and planning went into this piece. Everyone involved had a chance in advance of recording to log in and test the setup. This meant we were able to ensure a smooth recording on the day. Preparation is vital in these pieces and the results look great.

Brief: To produce and record the annual RIA Hamilton lecture. The lecture which is normally a live event went digital for the first time.

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Grangegorman Histories

Royal Irish Academy
Produced for the Royal Irish Academy and Grangegorman Developments, the piece "Uncovering Grangegorman histories". The panel was an online discussion.
The panel were all linked in remotely and recorded in conversation. The piece was branded with the Grangegorman colours on the surrounds of the panel and in the intro and exit slides.

Brief: To record two panel discussions remotely during Covid 19 to minimise contact.

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Remote videography keeps everyone including the videographer at home safe and still produces a really strong piece for viewers to watch.

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