Jolly good work guys!

I've got a ton of questions, from cameras to communication methods, but suffice it to say, I am curious to know what the approximate budget and crew for the project was, and what impact vMix had on your ability to "pull it off"?

It appears that all the switching was done with the mouse (although it's hard to tell from the video). I might have preferred a 3rd camera (budget permitting) and/or slightly better angles on the 'interviews', but that can quickly complicate things for everyone, not the least of which are the Director and TD/Switcher with limited resources and no 'tactile' control surface in the Control Room (looks like back of a van).

Overall though, it appears to have gone well and I trust the feedback has been good, I enjoyed watching the BTS to the end (ends rather abruptly, but I assume the broadcast had nothing more to add from a behind the scenes perspective). I look forward to learning more about your set-up and challenges you faced.

Keep up the good work.


Ice

I just cancelled my subscription to Netflix. This documentary makes everything they offer rather pale in comparison.

Thank you videoworks for an excellent behind the scenes view! I got hooked and watched much longer than I thought I would, although I still have to take in the last part.