Electronic field production (EFP) is a television industry term referring to a video production which takes place in the field, outside of a formal television studio, in a practical location, special …

In this video, author Amy DeLouise explains the difference between ENG and EFP crews. Choosing the right team and gear is a critical first step when hiring an outside video crew.

Apr 30, 2013 · EFP，即电子现场制作（Electronic Field Production）。 它是以一整套设备连结为一个拍摄和编辑系统，进行现场拍摄和现场编辑的节目生产方式。 EFP也是电视技术迅速发 …

Apr 2, 2004 · ENG is a subset of EFP. EFP usually includes some "Production" elements, rather than just the "Aquisition" or "Gathering" elements. In other words, ENG is a one man band …

Electronic news gathering (ENG) or electronic journalism (EJ) is usage of electronic video and audio technologies by reporters to gather and present news [1] instead of using film cameras. …

The difference between EFP and ENG styles is that the majority of live ENG news events are shot with one camera and then switched on a production switcher at the station’s studio, where …

What is the major difference between ENG and EFP? Your remote survey for an EFP inside an old Victorian house reveals only one AC outlet in the room where most of the shooting takes …

Electronic field production (EFP) involves video productions that take place outside of a television studio, such as nature documentaries, sporting events, and live news reports. EFP crews can …

ENG/EFP means Electronic News Gathering/Electronic Field Production. The basic ENG system consists of two components, a portable camera and a recorder, with either a side case (fig 1-7) …

Mar 27, 2017 · ENG is primarily for real-time news coverage, often in studios, while EFP is for planned video production in the field. ENG uses portable equipment for quick setups, whereas …