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Exclusive Interview conducted by Jody Michelle Solis StudentFilmmakers Magazine: What are your thoughts on the LED lighting movement? Alan Steinheimer: In the beginning LEDs for filmmaking were subpar, typically with a green tint. In my mind the ARRI SkyPanel was the big breakthrough; a whole line of LED lights with …
“Harry Box’s Set Lighting Technician’s Handbook is a gold mine of information about safety, lighting and studio procedures.” ~Ron Dexter, ASC Featured Book: Set Lighting Technician’s Handbook Film, 5th Edition Lighting Equipment, Practice, and Electrical Distribution [Order Now] ISBN: 9781138391727 . A friendly, hands-on training manual and reference for lighting …
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By Kaine Levy The opening scene of a film is incredibly difficult to get right, yet one of the most important. As a filmmaker, your goal is to draw your audience into the world of your story, but the catch is that you only have a couple of minutes …
This edition of the StudentFilmmakers eNewsletter includes Online Exclusives: “Mindful Nourishment,” by Hiro Narita, ASC; “Is the Future of Video Production Remote?” by Amy DeLouise; “#KeepFilming,” written by William Donaruma; “iPhone Cinematography,” by John Klein; “Use of Chromotherapy and Yoga during COVID-19,” by Tushar Unadkat; and “Filmmaking: The Most Toxic …
Pictured: Steven Soderbergh shooting on an iPhone for “High Flying Bird”. Written by John Klein As most film productions have been effectively postponed by the pandemic, I thought it might be beneficial to discuss options available to us as storytellers and cinematographers from the comfort of our phones. (Fair bias …
#KeepFilming How do we, as filmmaking educators, keep our classes engaged and moving forward? Written by William Donaruma Production classes are inherently hands-on, team-based, work closely in a small circle to get your shots, and then, sit in a small room together or at adjacent edit stations to …
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Written by Hiro Narita, ASC Some students explore possible careers in the film industry, while others are simply fascinated by filmmaking. Cinema is a synthesis of art and technology, and I believe there is no short cut to success in the field. I find that students – and professionals – …
Pictured above: Natalie Kingston teaching at Maine Media Workshops + College — Photo by Darcy Aders 4-Week Cinematography Intensive Online. In Real Time Invite these Cinematography Masters Into Your Home (While Keeping a Social Distance) Classes run from May 18-June 12, 2020. Sign up for the All Access Pass our …
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Latest Solutions for Today’s Remote Working Landscape The industry leader in streaming-capable camcorders since 2003, JVC Professional Video, a division of JVCKENWOOD USA Corporation, has been serving the remote production world since long before it became a standard. From education and worship to TV production and newsgathering, JVC has a wide …
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Interview conducted by Jody Michelle Solis StudentFilmmakers Magazine: How did you get your start in filmmaking? Did you go to film school? Peter Levy, ASC: I dropped out of high school at 17, and I tried to make a buck out of being a photographer. By the time I …
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