After you’ve recorded yourself, you can send them to me (lillian.sediles@gmail.com) using the website: wetransfer.com
Here is the New Music Makers’ Playlist of videos I’ve made: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvjwwNZmolrKDoWtL_5Mb6nthhBoe2ONeAll I Ask of You Rehearsal: https://youtu.be/Lzkgb2AppGMAll I Ask of You Performance Backing Track: https://youtu.be/Tcpjok9JqyoSoprano Part: https://youtu.be/rQs_HzmRX_MAlto Part: https://youtu.be/Xbv_ZaxXJeYTenor Part: https://youtu.be/HJ0wJKpCL_sBass Part: https://youtu.be/E_RKEb0pje0SATB Choir: https://youtu.be/_pUR2oTfg08Just Soprano & Alto: https://youtu.be/8UHHnb_tRboJust Tenor & Bass: https://youtu.be/0bNoIfRdZNEAfter you’ve recorded yourself, you can send them to me (lillian.sediles@gmail.com) using the website: wetransfer.comSome tips for creating your own video:
- Please set your camera running before you press play on the music and sing along to it.
- Please wear earphones with video in so that your microphone just picks up you. (Ideally earphones – not massive headphones)
- Please stand still for a few seconds after Chris has finished before stopping the tape, rather than as soon as you have stopped singing.
Which room should I film in? Please be in a room with soft furnishings (i.e. living room rather than kitchen), as this helps with sound recording. It helps if your background is at least slightly different to your skin tone. Please consider whether there is anything distracting in your backdrop, eg flags, reflective surfaces, personal pictures, posters etc (a blank background may be your best, safe option – having said that, a few homely touches are nice!). There are too many issues with noise outside so please stay inside.
What should I film with? Use a mobile phone, rather than a webcam, as the cameras are generally superior. A DSLR or camcorder will generally be even better.
Which way round? Generally please shoot landscape.
What about lighting? You probably need more light than you think you need. Natural light is good! Ideally make sure natural light is coming from behind the camera roughly 45 degrees to the line between you and the camera (ie not behind you). One tip: try having the camera on the window sill and face the window. If you have to just use artificial light, try to use whiter lights rather than warmer (orange) lights.
Where should I put the camera? Please make sure you are not holding the camera – either use a tripod, or try putting it on some books / a steady surface. If you visualise the screen as three vertical sections, your eye-line should be approximately a third of the way down the image. If you are standing (as you normally will be) please shoot from approximately the waist up. Have the camera horizontal to your eyes – don’t peer down into it. You may find this video helpful.
Where do I send it? This link. To my email address (lillian.sediles@gmail.com) Please give the files names which describe them eg. the name of the song and your name.



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