While a lot of what we cover, and what is talked about, in the world of film and video, these days has to do with AI and other complex tech innovations rapidly changing the landscape, it’s easy to forget that filmmaking can—you know—be fun. Not just fun to shoot movies with your friends, but to find creative solutions to industry problems and uncover ways to work more quickly and efficiently. This is why it’s cool to discover new innovations that aren’t just AI, like this new VoxBox Air from PrimeLight Design. A small, foldable two-way mirror box that makes it easier than ever to conduct interviews with your on-camera subjects while maintaining eye contact with them throughout. Let’s take a look at this light, easy, and affordable interview box and how you could use it for your projects.The VoxBox AirDeveloped by the UK-based design company PrimeLight Design, the VoxBox Air is a smaller and more accessible version of their VoxBox Pro, a more rugged and sophisticated version of the same thing—a two-way mirror box useful for videographers looking to shoot down-lens at their subjects and still maintain eye contact with them. The VoxBox Air is easy to set up (the company reports that it takes less than two minutes) and requires no tools or cumbersome adapters. Its two-way mirror system enables the filmmaker, or producer perhaps, to maintain natural, confident eye contact with both the interviewer and the audience. With its foldable, ultra-lightweight design the VoxBox Air is able to...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Monday, 20 May