Join us this Saturday & Sunday, January 26 & 27, in Manhattan, New York City.
Continuing Education Workshop and Networking:
Two-Day HDSLR Video Production Workflow with Patrick Reis
Special Focuses include both HDSLR Camera Movement Strategies and
Location Sound Recording with HDSLRs with live shooting demonstrations.
Seats Still Available. Register Now >>
Date and Time:
Saturday, January 26, 10:00am-4:00pm &
Sunday, January 27, 2013, 10:00am-2:00pm
Location:
StudentFilmmakers.com Workshop Studio, 1123 Broadway, Suite 307, New York, NY 10010
Enter via alternative entrance at 1133 Broadway on Weekends. (Broadway & 26th.)
You'll receive a full range of powerful HDSLR filmmaking concepts and tools that can benefit any HDSLR production - whether you're shooting a documentary or narrative, television spot or music video. The intensive, continuing education workshop will give you an overview of the HDSLR models, in camera settings, lighting, lens options and sound recording, how to work around their current shortcomings and take the necessary steps to maximize DSLR performance. Special Focuses include both HDSLR Camera Movement Strategies and Location Sound Recording with HDSLRs with live shooting demonstrations.
| Featured Gear | Miller Solo Pod Win a Miller Solo Pod. All Attendees are automatically entered in a special drawing.  The Miller Solo Pod is a 3-stage carbon fibre composite monopod intended for use with camcorders weighing up to 22 lbs. Designed for shooting on the run and in confined spaces, the lightweight Solo Pod is the ideal companion for your next shooting assignment. The highly stable precision made Solo Pod weighing only 1.8 lbs boasts a height range of 21"- 66" and comes with a comfortable neoprene grip. The reversible mounting stud ensures universal compatibility, and the axial sleeve stage locks are temperature-independent. The Solo pod is supplied with a custom strap for ease of portability. |
| Featured Lenses | Carl Zeiss CP.2 Lenses Win a Carl Zeiss Planar 1.4/50 ZE lens. All Attendees are automatically entered in a special drawing.  The Carl Zeiss Camera Lens Division designs and manufactures the finest cinematography lenses in the world. New for 2012 are five new CP.2 prime lenses, including an ultra-wide 15mm, a 135mm telephoto and three 'Super Speed' T1.5 lenses – the 35mm, 50mm and 85mm. Encompassing 14 lenses over 10 different focal lengths, the CP.2 lenses are the most versatile and cost effective cinema lenses available today. Also new for 2012 is the first Compact Zoom, the T2.9/70-200 – featuring the same full frame coverage and interchangeable mounts as the CP.2 primes. |
| Featured Gear | BeachTek Win a BeachTek DXA-SLR Active DSLR Adapter. All Attendees are automatically entered in a special drawing.  XLR adapter with built-in preamplifiers. The DXA-SLR gives you everything you need to connect professional audio gear to your camera to capture superb sound. The DXA-SLR is very easy to set up and use. The Good/Peak signal indicators show the ideal input levels at a glance while the headphone output lets you monitor what you are recording. The enhanced AGC Disable feature works even better at controlling the wild swings of the Auto Gain Control that plague most cameras. This dramatically reduce the noise during quiet moments of recording allowing you to record two channels of clean audio. You can also monitor the playback audio from the camera. Fits neatly under any camera and can also be mounted to a tripod. Operates on one 9 volt battery. |
HDSLR Camera Movement Strategies: When shooting motion pictures it's important to remember the motion part. Moving cameras add drama and production value that can bring your video to the next level. With the small size of the DSLR, once expensive and time-consuming methods are within your reach but what are the limitations and how do you plan for a moving camera shot? If you've ever wondered how to keep your handheld shots in-focus and steady this is your workshop. See how a slider can create the look of a dolly in half the time. We'll even show you how to do a 360º panoramic shot with a motorized pan/tilt head. Get your camera moving with these techniques.
Location Sound Recording with HDSLRs: Audio is often misunderstood with DSLRs. We'll explore three popular methods of recording audio with your DSLR. The shoe-mounted shotgun mic, XLR adaptors and double system. With each of these methods you can use professional wired and wireless microphones to achieve the same great audio that you've been recording on cameras before the DSLR. Each method will be fully set up so you can see how it's done allowing you to participate and take notes. If audio has been holding you back, this is the first step towards taking back the control of your videos.
The intensive, continuing education workshop will be led by Mr. Patrick Reis, a New York-based filmmaker and freelance shooter who began his career working with film before the digital video revolution exploded and began to dominate the indie market. Reis' experience spans over 10 years working in commercials and TV, with clients including ESPN, Fox Sports, Nickelodeon. Reis' love of storytelling has drawn him to more documentary and narrative projects.
A special thanks to our sponsors:
Beachtek, Carl Zeiss, FloLight, Tiffen, Miller Camera Support, Camera Turret,
RigWheels, JuicedLink, Sony Creative Software, CSI Rentals, and
Professional Sound Services.
All the Best,
Kim E. Welch
Publisher/Editor-in-Chief
StudentFilmmakers.com
1123 Broadway, Suite 307
New York, NY 10010
Phone: 212.255.5454
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