Footage was shot on a Panasonic G9 II at 5.8K open gate (5760 x 4320).  Colorspace is Panasonic V-log 10-bit 4:2:0.  I used MBR Color Corrector III along with the color charts to produce a correction LUT from v-log to rec.709; the LUT is included in the same directory.

Light was positioned at stage left, had a dullish white reflector stage right.  Light was probably too close and too harsh, as I am traditionally used to blasting light to overcome small sensors, which turned out to not be that necessary with the G9 II.  As a result, my forehead is somewhat blown out -- not clipped, but no contrast.  Next time, I'll put up a large diffuser...

Framing, and the choice to shoot 5.8K open gate, was deliberate, so that I had multiple framing options in post.  There will be times when I have words or graphics to the left side, right side, or above me.  5.8K 4:3 gave enough resolution for that kind of flexibility.  My only regret is that my camera can only shoot 4:2:0 in that mode.  I had the option of shooting all of the narration in prores raw, but that seemed like crazy overkill so I decided against it.