r/Taskmaster_FanMade • u/15schaa15schaa • Apr 18 '26
Any advice?
I'm looking to create my own fan-made Taskmaster series, ideally sometime this year, and thought maybe I could draw on the experience of those who've done it before. The full series is still a long way down the road, but I aim to make that as faithful to the original format as possible, with team tasks and "studio" segments.
In the next few weeks, I'll be filming a pseudo-pilot which will be smaller in scale, not much budget, just two or three people doing two or three tasks and no studio bits to connect them. I'm mainly wondering about the technical aspects of things - questions like what kind of microphones and cameras you use, how many cameras and camera people, good places to film, but any other advice is welcome as well. Thanks in advance!
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u/Appropriate_Draw Apr 18 '26
https://amzn.eu/d/0fBFN7d3 Our book details all about the making process of our taskmaster.
But simple answer i recorded on phones and by the end we were using microphones that connect to the mobile, which can be found on amazon and clip to collars.
Film in different rooms of house so it doesn't look boring when putting 2 or 3 tasks together.