Cost: $120.00

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RED Post Production Seminar with William Donaruma

When: Saturday, December 5, 2009, 10 am - 5:30 pm
Where:StudentFilmmakers.com
1133 Broadway, Room 204, New York, NY, 10010
(between W.25 and W.26 Street, subway stops R, W, 6, F,V) Google map

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Cost: $120.00
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RED Production Workshop with Jon Firestone

When: Saturday, November 21, 2009, 10 am - 5 pm
Where:
StudentFilmmakers.com
1133 Broadway, Room 204, New York, NY, 10010
(between W.25 and W.26 Street, subway stops R, W, 6, F,V) Google map

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Master Cinematography Workshop: “The Power of the Image”
with Christopher Baffa, ASC

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When: Saturday, November 14, 2009, 2-5 pm
Venue Change
Affinia Hotel, Peyton room
371 Seventh Avenue, New York, NY, 10010 ( near Penn Station)
TEL (212) 563-1800, www.affinia.com

PROGRAM DETAILS

• “The Power of the Image”
• Conscious and Subconscious Imprints
• The Ability of Images to Unite and Transcend
• A Cat, the Lunar Landing, and the Assassination of JFK
• Neda’s Death in the Streets of Tehran, Iran
• Mass Prevalence and Immediacy
• The Internet
• Cell Phone Cameras
• Historical Perspective
• Nazi Propaganda of the 1940s
• Invasion of Iraq
• Audience as Participant
• Desensitization
• Lighting and Camera Movement
• “Nip/Tuck” (Episodic Television Series)
• “Running with Scissors” (Feature Film)
• Adapting the Novel
• Feature Films versus Television
• “Glee” (Episodic Television Series)
• Pilot to Series
• Re-Creating the Reality of Practical Locations on a Soundstage
• Practical Elements
• Reinforcement of  Emotional and Story Elements
• Clean and Soft
• Color
• Emotional Symbolism
• Creating Psychological Atmosphere
• Lighting for Emotion
• Camera Movement: When To, and When Not To

Red Technology Workshop
with William Donaruma

Thank you for joining us at the workshop and networking event.
See you at the next one soon!

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Date: Saturday, August 1, 2009, 10am - 3pm.
Arrive at 9:30am for coffee and networking.
Venue Change
ABEL CINE TECH / NY
609 Greenwich Street
New York, NY 10014
(888) 223-1599
(212) 462-0100
location map and directions
Take Subway #1 train off Houston St Station

An exciting, "must-attend" continuing education RED Technology Workshop and Networking Event in New York City. An in-depth, practical, and interactive exploration of the RED technology workflow with demonstrations of a RED ONE camera system, this continuing education workshop will begin with a case study of "Shooting P2 in a remote environment" with example footage from the documentary, "Strong Bodies Fight." We will then deeply explore the RED ONE camera system, which is notably referred to as NOT a video camera. We will discuss the RED theory and philosophy as a camera system, and explore the design, menus, and workflow. The workshop will feature an interactive segment where the RED ONE camera body will be taken out of the box, and steps on "how to build the RED ONE camera" will be demonstrated. We will end the day with a demonstration of a RED ONE camera and Q&A.

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• Workshop Clip 1 (QuickTime 19.7 MB)
• Workshop Clip 2 (QuickTime 15.1 MB)
• Workshop Special Guest, Director David R. Ellis (QuickTime 30 MB)
• Feedback from Workshop Attendees (QuickTime 42.8 MB)

• How we see in 3D and how the camera reproduces it.
• The Cameron/Pace 3D camera system. Components and how it all work.
• Challenges of shooting in 3D. Advantages and Pitfalls.
• Alterations and Limitations in shooting.
• Steadicam and Underwater.
• Crew and support required.
• Shooting "The Final Destination" and the future of 3D production.
• Q&A Session

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Conversations and Q & A with Ron Fortunato, ASC

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Date: Saturday, July 18, 2009, 10am - 12pm.
Arrive at 9:30am for coffee and networking.

Venue Change
ABEL CINE TECH / NY
609 Greenwich Street
New York, NY 10014
(888) 223-1599
(212) 462-0100
location map and directions

Ron Fortunato, ASC will be answering questions on selected films and television programs "Before the Devil Knows You're Dead", "Nil by Mouth", and "Gossip Girl". Clips will be shown during this session.

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• Understanding basic 3 point lighting. We will use small lighting units including softlights, fresnel (lensed) lights and open face lights.
• Hard light and soft light - what are the benefits and problems of each type. We will change a hard light into a soft light.
• When to use fresnel lights and when to use open face lights.
• How to cut lights with barndoors, flags and nets - Using the barndoors of a lamp is not as simple as it may seem to control the light - especially if the light is diffused. Placement of the net or flag is also important in controlling the light.
• Where to place the key light to help achieve the desired look
• The ratio of the key to fill
• How to make a background more interesting
• If time permits - the use of color

Date: Saturday, August 15, 2009, 10am - 3pm.
Arrive at 9:30am for check-in; coffee and networking.
Location: 1133 Broadway, R245, New York, NY 10010
(25th Street and Broadway)

Come join us in New York City for this Continuing Education Workshop on Production Sound Recording for Film and Video. The educational workshop and networking event will take place on Saturday, August 15, 2009. All filmmakers and video makers of all levels are welcome; independent film and video makers and professionals; directors, producers, and sound department crew. Our speaker, Dr. Fred Ginsburg C.A.S. Ph.D. MBKS has an extremely long list of credits including: "Beverly Hills 90210," (the original series; Fred was part of the Emmy Award Winning Sound Crew); "St. Elsewhere," "A-Team," "Love Boat," "MASH," "Hawaii 5-O," "Platoon," "The Island," "Clear and Present Danger," "Terminator 2," and "Patriot Games."

• Pre-Production Planning and Budgeting for Sound.
• Recording Priorties of the Mixer.
• Duties of the Sound Crew.
• Microphone Basics.
• Selection and Application of Microphones.
• Microphone Boom Techniques.
• Advanced Usage of Lavaliers and Wireless Mics. Including How-To Rig Lavaliers.
• Advanced Use of Plant Mics.
• Use of the Portable Mixing Console. Including both ENG Mixers and Mixing Boards.
• Set Etiquette.
• Business Practices.
• Getting Started in the Industry.

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