Studio
Studio production
Interviews, product films, and green-screen work. Lighting, sound, and background are set before the session begins. The facility specification is separate from the filming day.
Before call
The set is lit on arrival
Half day
Interviews and presenter sessions
Full day
Products, keys, and several looks
01 / 05
Interviews
Executives, experts, and testimonials, with more than one angle and a clean track. The setup is lit before the guest arrives.
Typical scope
- 01Executive, expert, and testimonial interviews
- 02More than one camera angle
- 03A quiet track and controlled light
- 04Selects ready for the edit
02 / 05
Green screen
A key that holds, so the background can be a place, a graphic, or a clean field. The screen is lit for the composite.
Typical scope
- 01A screen lit for a clean key
- 02Backgrounds composited after the session
- 03Product and presenter work on green
- 04A finish that matches the intended background
03 / 05
To camera
A presenter, a prompt, and a frame that stays still while the words change. Useful for a script that has to be delivered precisely.
Typical scope
- 01A locked frame and a prompted script
- 02Several reads in one session
- 03Versions for web, internal, and social
- 04A grade after the day
04 / 05
Products
Tabletop, turntable, and macro, lit for the object. The session is planned around the product, the pack, and the shots the film needs.
Typical scope
- 01Tabletop, turntable, and macro
- 02Pack shots and detail
- 03Controlled light for the object
- 04Stills and motion from the same setup
05 / 05
Virtual sets
Backgrounds and compositing when a location is impractical. The foreground is shot so the composite holds.
Typical scope
- 01Virtual places and graphic backgrounds
- 02Compositing after the session
- 03A foreground lit for the key
- 04A finished picture for web or broadcast
Engagement
What a studio day includes
The room, the crew, and the finish. The organisation brings the people and the product.
- 01A lit set before call time
- 02Cameras, sound, and a small crew
- 03Green screen or a plain background
- 04A teleprompter when the script requires one
- 05Selects and a grade after the day
- 06Keying and compositing when the proposal includes a finish
The standard
The room is ready
Studio time is used for the session. Light, sound, and background are prepared before call.
- 01
A working facility
Cyclorama, green screen, and lighting that is already in the room.
- 02
A picture independent of the weather
The same light at the start of the day and at the end of it.
- 03
Camera and lighting for the finish
The session is lit by people who also complete the grade and the key.
- 04
Footage that composites
Shot so a key, a grade, or a graphic sits cleanly on the original.
Process
How a studio day proceeds
The length of the session is set in the proposal.
- 01
Brief
Who is in the chair, and what the film is for.
- 02
Prepare
The set, the light, and the background before call.
- 03
Record
Interviews, products, or a presenter session.
- 04
Deliver
Selects, a grade, and a keyed finish when the job requires one.
Questions
Engagement questions
Request a proposal
Tell us who is in the chair. MAP will reply with the setup, the length of the day, and a written proposal.
Dubai Production City
B29, Dubai Production City, United Arab Emirates