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I once had the pleasure of videotaping a rhythmic gymnastics recital in a small gymnasium that was only the size of a basketball court, but half of it was competition floor mats and half of it was flat, crammed seating.

It was what we call a problem-ridden performance.

The previous video vendor was mainly at the level of kindergarten life presentations, and the sound vendor was a collection of minor players, using a standard plastic mixer table instead of professional connectors.

One of the coaches, who was getting tired of it, asked me, who had filmed four consecutive national championships, to be the official photographer for the event. However, the conditions were so terrible that I asked them if they could hold the event in a gymnasium with a decent seating area, but they ignored my advice.

We ended up being taken care of twice, and the third time we were turned down because it overlapped with another major rhythmic gymnastics club, but this spring Corona was cancelled, and the new filming company is a disaster.

If you take my advice, unless the gymnasium is closed, you can leave one seat empty for the parents to sit in, so it won't be too "dense", the photographer will have a better camera angle, and no matter how rowdy your child gets, the vibration of the floor won't cause camera shake.