When it comes to producing a high-quality program video, several factors need to be considered, with audio being one of the most critical elements.

1. Audio Quality

Audio quality can make or break your video. To ensure clarity, it’s important to choose the right microphone. There are two main types:

• Dynamic Microphones: These are ideal for live events with a lot of background noise. They capture sound from a close range, minimizing ambient noise from the surroundings, such as crowds, machinery, or traffic. This makes them perfect for capturing the main speakers' voices.
• Condenser Microphones: These are better suited for capturing ambient sounds and the overall atmosphere of the event. They pick up a broader range of sound, including audience reactions, clapping, and other background noises, which are essential for a natural feel in post-production.

To get the best results, it’s often recommended to record the audio through a sound mixer or an interface, which allows you to capture multiple audio sources simultaneously. This way, you can have a clean track of the main speakers and a separate track for the ambient sounds.

2. Camera Angles

The visual aspect of your video is just as important as the audio. While you can use a single camera angle, it’s generally more engaging to have multiple angles—ideally four to five. This ensures that you can capture different aspects of the event, such as:

• The anchor or host.
• Performers, like dancers or musicians.
• Audience reactions, to add depth and context to the video.

By carefully planning your camera angles, you’ll ensure a dynamic and visually appealing final product.