Mastering Lighting and Audio in Video | NOVA Science Studio
Season 50
About the Episode
Want to elevate the lighting and audio in your videos? NOVA producer Alex Clark breaks down proper audio and lighting techniques to consider, whether you're shooting with a professional camera or a smartphone!
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