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With a Micro Studio camera at 60-feet, you will need either a 10mm to get a similar AOV the 18mm on the Canon APS/C camera, a 12mm would give a little tighter framing. That said, the Micro Studio is going to need good stage lighting at that distance. The further back camera is, the less light will be reaching the camera.
A good fast 10mm lens would be the SLR Magic Hyperprime which has a working fast f/stop,of around f/1.4 to f/2, which will help, the slowest lens I would consider would be a f/2.8. If yiumcan afford it, an excellent fast wide that you can shoot wide open at f/1.4, is the new Panasonic Leica 12mm f/1.4 MFT lens, that wil work well I. Both manual and auto-exposure mode.
You do understand, you will need an external recorder, or connect the camera to a computer with a BM h.264 Pro Recorder, or something similar. The BM Micro Studio camera has a native ISO of inky 100/200.
a better camera choice might be the Micro Cinema camera, that can record internally toma SD card using ProRes 422 or LTE, and has a native ISO of 800, somit will work better in typical stage lighting situations, or typical ambient school classroom lighting.
Cheers
A better camera choice mi