Fifthly (distribution) Will the shooting be distributed by recording or broadcasting or streaming? If it is recording, a trust criterion must be chosen for the recording. If it is broadcast, will you use SNG or fiber or 5g bonding encoder? If it is streaming, the Internet source must be verified and eathernet approved as an input for the streamer device.

This one is simple. Practise, test and practise some more. And if you're still not sure, pay a professional. They say, if you think it's too expensive to hire a professional, wait until you hire an amateur.

Here’s what I’ve learned from The Spark and The Forge: The story and the person you’re interviewing are everything. Stay laser-focused on their work, trust your research, and make it inspiring for the listeners who’ve chosen to spend their time with you. Active listening and authentic conversations matter more than perfect tech. If issues arise, fix what you can, but don’t let it stop the show. The content is the real hero—make it count.

Use backup equipment or alternative setups, such as spare cameras, microphones, or lighting gear, to continue the shoot with minimal delay and if certain scenes can’t be shot due to technical issues, focus on other parts of the shoot that don’t require the malfunctioning equipment. In addition, discuss potential alternatives with the client and involve them in the decision-making process. This fosters trust and helps them feel included and emphasize creative opportunities that arise from adapting to the challenges.

Être transparente avec le client. Lui expliquer clairement la situation et dans une certaine mesure lui proposer des solutions alternatives.

I always prepare my self with identifying potential obstacles to fix them before the shoot begins, while maintaining an atmosphere of professionalism and confidence to keep your clients at ease. i employ alternative recording methods or adjust my shoot schedules. Will use different equipment as a backup, If delays occur, engage with my clients about the project to make them understand what I am doing to resolve the issues. Additionally, I offer them a discount or bonus service for their understanding. This way, my clients will appreciate my effort and feel valued despite the technical setbacks. A strong response to challenges can turn a potentially negative experience into a demonstration of my professionalism.

Technical difficulties are inevitable in this game. Panicking doesn't help anyone so remain calm. We prioritise preparation with thorough pre-shoot tests and have backup gear for cameras, audio, and lighting. But when issues arise, we focus on the three key Cs: communication, creativity, and control. Communicate: Keep clients informed about what has happened and how you can fix it. Honesty builds trust. Creative solutions: Focus on shots or tasks unaffected by the problem, to ensure progress continues. Control: You are in control of the project so take responsibility for delivering a great video. Make up for any delays. Clients remember how you react to challenges. Make them feel valued and they will want to work with you again.

Si une tel situation se présente, il faut adopter une communication transparente et proposer des solutions alternatives. Un changement de lieu par exemple.. Il faut faire preuve d anticipation. Toujours prévoir une caméra de secours, batteries.. Une post production soignée, afin de toujours raconter l histoire fidèle à la vision du client.

Firstly, the technical requirements of the client and the desired result must be fully understood. Secondly (Equipment reliability) , the best technical equipment that is capable of doing the work without malfunctions must be chosen according to the request. Thirdly (financial support) as some clients are looking for cheaper services which will ultimately lead to the use of old or worn out devices and as a result the possibility of malfunctions is much higher. Fourthly, relying on experienced and efficient operating engineers who do the work perfectly and are able to find solutions quickly without affecting the work. Following....