ConceptCore — Shoot Schedule Jun 24

The job

Capture "at-home tutorial" footage — staged demonstrations that look like the artist filming a casual YouTube tutorial from their own desk. The editor drops this into masterclass chapters, assignments, and trailer cuts as cutaway material to break up the studio talking-head. Different visual register from § 07: § 07 is cinematic / atmospheric, § 08 is "the artist's tutorial channel".

Length

30–60 minutes per artist, shot in their actual home or personal studio. Aim for 4–6 distinct "fake tutorial moments" per session.

What we record

Artist at their own desk, demonstrating a small technique
Talking to camera as if explaining to a YouTube audience (without actually teaching the full thing)
Over-the-shoulder of the Wacom / iPad
Tight on hands, pen on tablet
Tight on screen
Optional phone-style framing for added authenticity (one segment shot vertical, casual)

Coverage

1 main camera (could be phone OR proper cam — the casualness is the point)
1 over-shoulder cam for the Wacom/screen
Screen-capture running in parallel
Lavalier mic on artist
The artist's own lighting — not our gaffer setup. Authenticity dies under broadcast keys.

Artist brings

A few techniques they often demonstrate informally — no scripting
A piece of work-in-progress they can poke at on camera
Their normal desk wardrobe (sweatshirt > tailored)
Permission to leave the desk messy — pre-tidied breaks the illusion

Why it matters

Masterclass chapter intros need visual variety beyond studio talking-head + § 07 B-roll. Content B-roll fills that gap with footage that feels like the artist posts at-home demos. It makes them look approachable, prolific, and human — and it gives the editor an entire second register to cut to. Bonus: chunks become standalone YouTube Shorts / TikTok posts.

Traps to avoid

Don't over-produce — our broadcast lighting on the artist's home desk kills it
Don't shoot it at our studio with our setup — at the artist's space or it doesn't work
Don't add director coaching artifacts — these need to feel candid
Don't make them too polished — the rough cut is the brand
Don't shoot the full tutorial — capture moments that cut clean

Success looks like

30–60 min of cuttable "home tutorial" footage per artist that drops cleanly into chapter intros + trailer cutaways, and yields 3–6 standalone vertical clips for Shorts/TikTok.

Example video

+ Drop a reference home-tutorial example here

14 Passage lhomme, 75011

14 Passage lhomme, 75011