Michael Jackson - Billie Jean - Tribute Artist Walter Luyo - BREAKDOWN (BACKVIEW)
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- čas přidán 21. 03. 2024
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BILLIE JEAN PERFORMANCE IN A SCHOOL TALENT SHOW BY WALTER LUYO - Hry
FULL PERFORMANCE OUT NOW : czcams.com/video/djz5Jz9_vy4/video.htmlsi=6I7b5-dayX834qX-
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Sounds like an actual concert ngl
Fire performance!!! Put literally the worst possible choice of view 🥶
Sorry about that! That was the only angle I had back then, Ill post a new agnle soon!
No problem, I said that to make sure that people will see your full talent, your moves are incredible but a wrong choice of view can easily make them look weak. My suggestion is - go cinematic, study the camera views in MJ's live performances, the 30th anniversary Billie Jean could be a nice start, try experimenting with different views and see what works best for each move/dance line, shouldn't be a problem if you have multiple camera options, or a harder way would be to shoot all scenes separately, also one of the most important part is the lighting, try dimming the lights at the beginning and at the end, when you do the classic kicking and hands rolling move lighting makes a huge difference, wear long sleeves and always wear the glove on the right hand, your hands are supposed to appear as light and as white as possible to fully replicate that move, best of luck 🤍@@walter_luyo
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@@walter_luyojust watched it, the performance itself was amazing, but as I mentioned above the lights should be off at the beginning, in fact you only need a single spotlight at first, after you throw the hat then the lights should turn brighter, but that's up to you to decide of course, I'm just suggesting, I guess it was not really a big problem for a relatively short performance, but if you'll decide to do a full length concert or maybe a tour, I think the lighting details are important to keep in mind, same with filming, at least try to get the camera to be still, or moving smoothly along with your position, best for luck 🤍
I had also seen that, but that was no longer my decision, there was only one technician controlling the sound and the lights, I asked him a favor which he did and it was to turn on the light when i made that click with my finger, it was the only thing that he could do because usually there is a technician in the lights and sound and there was only one, but hey, thank you!