Music Previously we talked a lot about the equipment and the positions of the cameras. But the most important thing is how to shoot. What kind of shooting technique should you use? The cameraman should have good skills in focusing, panning, zooming, operating the dolly or the crane, etc. At first we should have a good rhythm to operate the camera. So what is this rhythm we're talking about? For example, if you're shooting a concert, or you're pan, zoom or move the dolly, you should adapt your motion with the rhythm or the speed of the music. So when the music is really slow and dramatic, your camera movement should also be slow and dramatic. Otherwise with fast-paced music or action, your camera movement should be fast as well. If the rhythm of the camera movement and action on the stage match, the video will look very professional. Next, there's always a way to create extra angles if you run out. The director can ask the cameraman that operates the camera in the middle to shoot close-ups. This position is very suitable for close-ups, since the camera is already in the middle of the stage. So in multi-camera, EFP production, the center camera is very useful to create extra angles and shots.