One-day
Full HD 3D production Intensive workshop where you get hands-on with Panasonic's
AG-3DA1 integrated twin-lens 3D Camcorder
StudentFilmmakers.com
is proud to announce the Hands-On 3D Production Workshops
with Julian Chojnacki. The Los Angeles event will take
place Saturday, March 26, from 9:30am to 4:30pm, at the
Filmtools workshop studio in Burbank, CA.
Real-life
3D images are expected to find widespread application in fields ranging
from movies and TV broadcasts to industrial and educational uses. This
full day intensive workshop led by Mr. Chojnacki will highlight 3D shooting
techniques and best practices. Attendees will have opportunities to learn
hands-on with the new Panasonic AG-3DA1 Fully-integrated 3D solid-state
Camcorder with 3D monitors to walk through the 3D full HD video
production workflow.
Julian
was privileged when asked to shoot one of the first 3D films using the
"run and gun" style of being on location. As Main operator,
Steadicam, Technocrane and Underwater operator on "Final
Destination 4: 3D," Julian became well adapted in 3D filmmaking.
Julian looks forward to the upcoming plan to shoot a 3D Music Video with
the Panasonic AG-3DA1 3D Camera. He is a member of the DGA, SOC,
SOA, IATSE Local 600, IATSE Local 669 and nominated in two categories
for the CMT Music Video Awards for 2006.
Click here to View Photo Gallery of Hands-On 3D Production Workshops in NYC on March 19.
When: |
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Where: |
Filmtools ®
1400 W. Burbank Blvd., Burbank, CA 91506. www.filmtools.com
In California: 818-845-8066. Nation-wide: 888-807-1900 |
Schedule: |
9:00am |
Morning Coffee and Networking.
(Check-in at 9:00am. Pick up your name badge onsite with a photo ID.
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9:30am |
Hands-On 3D Production Workshop |
12- 1pm |
Lunch Break |
1- 2pm |
Question and Answer Session |
2- 4:30pm |
Hands-on learning with the new Panasonic
AG-3DA1 Fully-integrated 3D solid-state Camcorder |
Cost: |
$95.00. (Light lunch included.)
We have limited seating and registration is on a first-come, first-serve
basis. Register now to guarantee your seat. March 26, 2011 in Burbank, CA : Register
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Discounts: |
Students with ID receive additional
10% off. |
Program Details
- How We See 3D and How the Camera Reproduces it
- A Brief Review
- The 3D Camera System:
Components and How It All Works
1. The 3D Camera Sled
2. Controls (Convergence, IO, Mirror, the Lens)
3. Work Flow (Recording)
4. Editing
- Challenges of Shooting in 3D: Advantages and Pitfalls
1. Various camera configurations
2. Motion Sensitivity
3. Hair and Make up
4. Fooling the Camera in 3D vs. 2D
- Alterations and Limitations in Shooting
1. Composition
2. Lighting
3. Movement
4. Action and hand held vs. dolly/crane
- Shooting with Larger 3D Systems
1. Advantages/disadvantages
2. Example
- Viewing in 3D With and Without Glasses
1. Stories from the Set
2. Cost vs Return
3. The Future of 3D
- Q&A Session
- Hands-on demonstration with the new Panasonic AG-3DA1 Fully-integrated
3D solid-state Camcorder
Who
Should Attend?
Any
filmmaker who wants to improve his/her skill level, by being up close
with and learning from of film's great camera operators and directors.
Camera operators who want to take their careers to the next level. Cinematographers
interested in the new wave of 3D digital technology. Anyone interested
in learning from perhaps one of the all-time best.
What
Will You Learn?
3D
Camerawork, 3D Shooting Techniques, and 3D Production Workflow. How the
Camera Reproduces 3D. Controls (Convergence, IO, Mirror, the Lens). Advantages
and Pitfalls of Shooting in 3D. The Future of 3D Production.
About
the Instructor
Julian
Chojnacki DGA, SOC, SOA,
IATSE Local 600, IATSE Local 669
Julian
Chojnacki's film career started when he was nine years old. While growing
up in Toronto Canada, Julian began exploring the art of film using
his father's wind up 8mm film camera. His passion and drive for
filmmaking continued throughout the years and in 1982, Julian participated
in the prestigious International Film Workshop Program in Rockport, Maine.
Here he learned the skill of Steadicam Operating from the inventor
and master, Garrett Brown.
Through his 30 years as a Camera/Steadicam Operator, Julian has had
the privilege of working closely with many of the industry's most talented
and accomplished Directors and Cinematographers.
It is through this experience that Julian was able to 'learn from the
best' and develop his own style and vision as a Director. A well-deserved opportunity
came in 1995 to Direct while working on the CBS TV series, "Nash
Bridges" being filmed in San Francisco. During his years with "Nash
Bridges," Julian directed 8 episodes and on occasion, simultaneously
directed and operated the camera. Since moving to Los Angeles in 2000,
Julian has directed additional episodic TV, such as "The
District" and "The Strip." He
also Directed the TV movie, "A Mother's Testimony" for
the Lifetime Network, starring Kate Jackson, as well 2nd Unit Director
and Cinematographer on the film "Friday after Next"
starring Ice Cube.
Julian was privileged when asked to shoot one of the first 3D films using
the "run and gun" style of being on location. As Main operator,
Steadicam, Technocrane and Underwater operator on "Final
Destination 4: 3D", Julian became well adapted in 3D filmmaking.
He was instrumental in refining the Cameron/Pace 3D camera set up for
Steadicam used in Final Destination.
Additional accomplishments have Julian as Director for the short film,
'Heartburn' starring Dennis Haysbert: produced by Seymour
Productions currently in post-production and DP on a feature film, "The
Novelist" starring Eric Roberts; a Jon Goodman Entertainment
Production, which was recently shot in Los Angeles, CA. He has written,
directed, shot and edited numerous music videos of all genres.
Julian Chojnacki and Producer, Laura Mary Clarke, founded TAKE 8 Films
in June, 2010; a Film, TV & Music Video production company based in
Nashville, TN, with an affiliated office in Los Angeles, CA. Julian and
Laura's partnership as Director, Producer, writer and editor have created
a company that specializes in music videos while supporting the diversity
of talented artists.
Register
online today or call 212.255.5454.
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The Hands-On 3D Production Workshops with Julian Chojnacki are presented
by StudentFilmmakers.com.
Sponsor opportunities are still available. Contact Kim Welch 212.255.5454
or fill
out the contact form.
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Julian Chojnacki
Sponsored by:
Julian Chojnacki, DGA
Credits include:
Steadicam
and Camera Operator:
The Final Destination (2009) also underwater camera operator.
Shoot 'Em Up (2007)
Backyards & Bullets (2007, TV)
Big Shots (2007, TV series)
Walking Tall (2004)
44 Minutes: The North Hollywood Shoot-Out (2003, TV)
Strong Medicine (2000, TV series)
Kidz in the Wood (1996, TV)
A Mother's Prayer (1995, TV)
Steadicam Operator:
Inconceivable (2008)
Jericho (2 episodes, 2006-2007)
Hounded (2001, TV)
Exit Wounds (2001)
The Advocate's Devil (1997, TV)
The Other Mother: A Moment of Truth Movie (1995, TV)
Needful Things (1993)
Shadow of the Wolf (1992)
Deceived (1991)
Black Robe (1991)
Murder Times Seven (1990, TV)
Beautiful Dreamers (1990)
Walter & Carlo i Amerika (1989)
Millennium (1989)
Renegades (1989)
Dead Bang (1989)
The Kiss (1988)
Short Circuit 2 (1988)
Pin... (1988)
3 Men and a Baby (1987)
Mafia Princess (1986, TV)
Camera Operator:
Rebound (2005)
Call Me: The Rise and Fall of Heidi Fleiss (2004, TV)
Dickie Roberts: Former Child Star (2003)
Freddy vs. Jason (2003)
All About the Benjamins (2002)
Trial & Error (1997, TV)
Dad's Week Off (1997, TV)
Nash Bridges (TV)
Darkman III: Die Darkman Die (1996)
Bordello of Blood (1996)
Profit (4 episodes, 1996)
Sophie & the Moonhanger (1996, TV)
Blue River (1995, TV)
Sliders (1 episode, 1995)
Serving in Silence: The MargaretheCammermeyer Story (1995, TV)
The Neverending Story III (1994)
For the Love of Aaron (1994, TV)
The Substitute (1993, TV)
For the Love of My Child: The Anissa Ayala Story (1993, TV)
Queen (1993, TV mini-series)
The Amy Fisher Story (1993, TV)
Child of Rage (1992, TV)
The Hidden Room (13 episodes, 1991)
If Looks Could Kill (1991)
The Hitchhiker (41 episodes, 1983-1989)
Looking for Miracles (1989, TV)
Cocktail (1988)
Betrayal of Silence (1988, TV)
Director:
The District (1 episode, 2001)
A Mother's Testimony (2001, TV)
The Strip (2 episodes, 1999-2000)
Nash Bridges (8 episodes, 1997-1999)
Cinematographer:
Country Music Television (2005) TV series
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director:
Friday After Next (2002) (second unit director)
Director of Photography:
Friday After Next (2002)
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