What pandemic production looks like with Tiny Oak Media
Christie Goshe
We prioritize making the safest productions possible. Right now, remote production is the best way to ensure zero transmission.
Remote production can include:
scripted professional voiceover
licensing stock
re-using existing footage and photos
self-shooting interviewees
custom shot b-roll captured at home (e.g. product photography/cinematography)
As much as we all love looking at Zoom, sometimes we just have to do it in-person.
On-site shooting options:
outdoors with 12 or fewer individuals
face masks required; on-camera talent removes masks only when camera is rolling
location must allow for adequate and ample physical distancing
custom shot b-roll captured outdoors
A lot is still possible. Here’s every flavor of what we’ve been up to since the start of the pandemic:
Oakland Unified School District's Early Childhood Education Sites Reopening video (for when it actually happens) was shot in-person outdoors with help from the family and school who captured photos indoors.
Produced entirely remotely in June 2020, this storytelling video combines a remote video interview, existing photos, and custom b-roll product shots to form the origin story of Teas With Meaning and the magical tea lady who runs it.
