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Bedenke bei Lichtinstallationen:
- starke Hitzeentwicklung durch die Licht-Technik in Zusammenhang mit den "DiskoStatisten" bei kleinen Räumen.

Meiner Meinung nach kann das schon funktionieren. Die Frage ist nur, ob du es schaffst mit dem Proberaum auch das Richtige Diskotheken-Feeling zu erzeugen. Je nach größe des Raumes kann es passieren, dass dir an Raumtiefe fehlt. Probiers doch einfach aus. Denn ohne die Räumlichkeiten wirklich zu kennen, kann dir niemand sagen ob dein Vorhaben umzusetzen ist.

LG Rockstar

part one: one idea would be possible to do just close ups in the studio with a couple of people (friends) dancing in the background but keeping the shots tight. and maybe the background in shadow or out of focus. with flashing lights defused in the room. Do the whole song and also do it from a couple of angles to cut to.

Part two: Do some long(er) shots in a real disco. maybe speak with the management the night before and maybe show them some of the shots from the studio.
Do a few wider shots Tracking or panning etc. This part should not need to take so long and a camera in a night club is not big deal. maybe use a video light as it will be dark, either with a coloured gel or change to colour every few seconds in post to make the white video light seems like disco light. if it supposed to be with the main charater is singing have that person with a MIC in the hand or singing without mic however you decide.
and sync dub the song over using a tiny headphone so it can not be seen but you can hear your material over the sound of the Night club.
then get the same people from the close ups in the studio, dressed exactly as before to dance near the main actor in the night club so the two locations look like one.
also possible, maybe ask to have a couple of action mini camers (gopro) hung up in the club for an hour or so to get some wide general shots of the dance floor etc to cut to or use as fast timelapse.

An alternative is the get a load of friends into your studio and film it all there bring a few glasses and drinks to look the part. Look to have the lighting closer to the actors and camera so that the walls are in shadow and it is not possible to see how big the room is. disco lighting should also be used or graded over in post production.
good luck.