Independent Feature Project of Phoenix, AZ
Creating Cinematic Images on the Cheap Workshop
Techniques to make your low budget video look & feel like a movie.
A full-day hands-on workshop with professional film and video cinematographer and gaffer Anthony Miles. One of Arizona's foremost experts on cutting-edge film technology introduces you to the newest cameras and production/post-production workflows. These tools cost a fraction of what you've paid for your old SD and HD equipment but can turn out film-like video using the knowledge you'll gain from this full-day workshop.
Here's the lowdown...
A full day seminar on making your video look more like the movies.
Featuring HD cameras from small & cheap to big and bad.
Lighting - setting the mood, creating a cinematic look in any environment.
Featuring - Tapeless workflow, HD cameras from small & cheap to big and bad.
Lighting - Setting the mood, creating a cinematic look in any environment.
Also, camera movement, post production.
Bringing life to the images - the importance of good audio in creating a compelling picture.
Here's a little taste if what you'll learn about...
HD Cameras:
HF100 (AVCHD)
Sony PMW EX1 (XDCAM)
Red One
Lighting:
Creating Depth, Separation
Light Quality, Fall Off
Hard vs. Soft Light
Camera Movement:
Secret technique for maximum action.
Good Audio:
Location sound, audio clean up and mix.
Other things that sell your video as a movie.
Good script
Good talent
Post Production:
Color correction
Stabilizing motion of dolly moves, hand held, etc.
Price for Online/Brown Paper Tickets Pricing:
$45 for IFP/PHX Members / $80 for Non-Members
Purchase tickets ahead of time to save money at: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/producer/3380
Walk-up/Day Of Pricing:
$50 for IFP/PHX Members / $85 for Non-Members
Date: Saturday August 23
Time: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Admission: $45 for members, $80 non-members
Second Floor Screening Room
1700 N. 7th Ave.
Phoenix, Arizona 85007
602.955.6444
A full-day hands-on workshop with professional film and video cinematographer and gaffer Anthony Miles. One of Arizona's foremost experts on cutting-edge film technology introduces you to the newest cameras and production/post-production workflows. These tools cost a fraction of what you've paid for your old SD and HD equipment but can turn out film-like video using the knowledge you'll gain from this full-day workshop.
Here's the lowdown...
A full day seminar on making your video look more like the movies.
Featuring HD cameras from small & cheap to big and bad.
Lighting - setting the mood, creating a cinematic look in any environment.
Featuring - Tapeless workflow, HD cameras from small & cheap to big and bad.
Lighting - Setting the mood, creating a cinematic look in any environment.
Also, camera movement, post production.
Bringing life to the images - the importance of good audio in creating a compelling picture.
Here's a little taste if what you'll learn about...
HD Cameras:
HF100 (AVCHD)
Sony PMW EX1 (XDCAM)
Red One
Lighting:
Creating Depth, Separation
Light Quality, Fall Off
Hard vs. Soft Light
Camera Movement:
Secret technique for maximum action.
Good Audio:
Location sound, audio clean up and mix.
Other things that sell your video as a movie.
Good script
Good talent
Post Production:
Color correction
Stabilizing motion of dolly moves, hand held, etc.
Price for Online/Brown Paper Tickets Pricing:
$45 for IFP/PHX Members / $80 for Non-Members
Purchase tickets ahead of time to save money at: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/producer/3380
Walk-up/Day Of Pricing:
$50 for IFP/PHX Members / $85 for Non-Members
Date: Saturday August 23
Time: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Admission: $45 for members, $80 non-members
Second Floor Screening Room
1700 N. 7th Ave.
Phoenix, Arizona 85007
602.955.6444
Tags: budget, cheap, filmmaking, seminar, workshop
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