![]() Lady Casey said that the lifeblood of British policing was haemorrhaging and her report warned that “public consent is broken” with just 50% of the public expressing confidence, even before revelations about the force’s worst recent scandals. The 363-page report details disturbing stories of sexual assaults, usually covered up or downplayed, with 12% of women in the Met saying they had been harassed or attacked at work, and one-third experiencing sexism. So what's the topic of this next video? It'll be #6 in the David's Choice series, and will feature the little item you can see on the stand next to me in that last photo. we have to ensure that our mascots are present! If I forget to include one of these guys, I'll be hearing about it from the viewers! I can't see it while recording, but I know how high it is, so it's fairly easy to keep my view steadily into the lens. ![]() ![]() ĭuring a break, I lifted the cover of the teleprompter to show Cameron how the video camera sits just behind the glass screen. This one of course, is shot from the other direction, from behind the camera. I make these videos totally by myself, so as there is nobody else to do this job for me, I have to 'sneak' it, hoping that the viewers won't notice. The notes are actually scrolling at this moment, and if you look at the resulting video later, you might perhaps be able to see me reaching out now and then with my right hand to tap the keyboard to adjust the scrolling speed - it's never possible to just 'set and forget' it, because my speaking pace speeds and slows as I move along, and I always need small adjustments to keep the text in view. In the next shot you can see the 'control centre' my lapel mic is plugged into the digital recorder, and the script notes also appear on the screen of my laptop (which mirrors to the teleprompter). When I have a specific list of points to get across - like during the David's Choice videos, which this one is - I definitely need it to avoid getting lost along the way, but when the content is more 'storytelling' and 'rambly' (like the long video about visiting Ito-san the carver) I just set the camera up, hit record, and go for it. Not sure what to say about that I don't actually use it for all the videos. ![]() I've heard from some viewers that they are disappointed to hear that I use a teleprompter. The video camera isn't visible here, as it is hidden under the dark teleprompter cover, behind the glass panel. This next shot is taken over my shoulder, showing what I am looking at - my teleprompter. (We record the audio separately from the video, and stitch them back together during the editing process.) The dark object at the left is a floodlight umbrella, and you can see the digital recorder sitting on my laptop. Here's an overview: I'm sitting in my usual spot, speaking to the camera. "Good cooking takes time!"Īnyway, this is all to say that the next video is now well into production, and while I was sitting in our shop this afternoon doing some recording (Tuesday is our closing day), Cameron snapped a few photos. I think our content is the type of thing that should be of interest for quite some time to come, so it's important to me to prepare it carefully, and that of course means. but one thing I don't want to do is just shove a few things together and upload things that I would regret later. ", or "Dave are you OK? There hasn't been a new video for a while. Feed me!" it constantly complains! Or as it is usually expressed in the emails, "When is the next video coming out. It hasn't been too difficult to collect quite a number of subscribers, and it's certainly enjoyable reading their comments and feedback, but. bringing so many thousands of views to our channel, and helping us 'spread the word' all over the world.
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