Canon
5Ds and 7Ds will be available for attendees to work with.
The "2-Day Hands-On HDSLR Filmmaking Workshop for Film and
Television Professionals: Canon 5D / 7D Intensive Training" will
take place Saturday, December 11, from 12:00noon to 6:00pm, and
Sunday December 12, 2010, 12:00noon to 6:00pm, in the exciting
and cinematic city of Manhattan, New York, at the StudentFilmmakers.com
Workshop Studio.
Are you thinking about shooting with the Canon 1D, 5D, or 7D DSLR cameras?
Are you going to use it for principle photography, 2nd unit photography,
multi-cam, background plates or SPFX shots? Don't fumble in the dark.
Learn everything you need in this intense workshop for Film and Television
Professionals.
| When: |
Saturday, December 11, 2010, 12:00noon
to 6:00pm
Sunday, December 12, 2010, 12:00noon to 6:00pm |
| Where: |
StudentFilmmakers.com Workshop Studio
1123 Broadway, Suite #307, New York, NY 10010 |
| Cost: |
$295.00. Students
with ID receive 10% off. You have until 11:00am on Saturday,
December 11 to sign up. Call Kim at (917) 743-8381. |
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Announcing
New Door Prizes: Attendees are automatically entered in
a raffle drawing that will take place during the event.
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What You Will Learn:
- Canon 5D and 7D Models will be available for attendees to work with.
- A variety of Canon and Carl Zeiss lenses will be available for attendees
to work with.
- Additional equipment: microFollowFocus v2, microLensGears complete
set, and microWhip 12". HDMI Monitor; Tripod with fluid heads;
Lighting.
- The best setup of the camera.
- How does DSLR compare to RED in terms of quality?
- Can I mix DSLR footage with the RED or film?
- What are the best lenses to use?
- Can I use a Follow Focus?
- Can I use available light to shoot and lower my lighting budget?
- What is the transcoding process?
- Can I use HDSLRs for Timelapse?
- What are the limitations of the 4:2:0 color space?
- What's the best support & handheld rigging?
- What should I look for when choosing a shoulder mount solution?
- Should I shoot "flat" or not?
- Can I quickly mount the camera on a car or boat?
- Does the CMOS sensor overheat and affect the image quality?
- How do I monitor the image?
- How do I set exposure?
- What's the best viewfinder?
- Does the new firmware provide histograms?
- Are there any particular lighting setups that are optional for HDSLR's?
- Do I use Auto Metering?
- What is my post workflow...the different codecs and frame rates?
- How do I handle audio?
- What kind of memory cards do I use?
- What do I use to offload the cards in the field?
- What are the absolute essential accessories for making an HDSLR cinema
capable?
- How do I address moiré and aliasing issues?
- How do I manage the rolling shutter issue?
The program is presented by StudentFilmmakers.com,
a division of Welch Integrated, Inc. Sponsor opportunities are still available.
Contact Kim Welch 212.255.5454 or click
here to fill out the contact form. |
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About
the Instructor
Snehal
Patel of FearlessProductions.tv
is a visually driven director and a cinematographer with a keen eye for
technology. His first television experience was at the age of seventeen
as the host, director and producer of his own show called "Digital
Basement." It wasn't until almost a decade later that Snehal attended
film school in Chicago, after which he lived in India and worked in the
Bollywood film industry for four years before returning state-side to
settle in Los Angeles. Snehal trains professionals in the industry about
new camera technologies like Canon HDSLR and digital post production workflow.
By pushing the envelope of budgetary restraints and exploiting newer,
affordable technologies, Fearless Productions continues to re-define cutting
edge production that works.
Filmography
Film
Indian Gangster (2009) Writer/Director
Victor Ramirez (2009) Editor/Production Coordinator
Dying to Live (2008) Associate Producer
Google Me (2007) Associate Producer
I Own You (2007) Producer
Lage Raho Munna Bhai (2006) Marketing
Spiderman 2 (2004) Office Production Assistant
The In-Laws (2003) Production Assistant
Barbershop (2002) Consultant - Software
Ali (2001) Production Assistant
Television
Lindsay on Loop (2010) Director/Cinematographer
Indian Gangster (2009) Pilot Presentation Writer/Director
The Fosters (2008) Pilot Presentation Producer/Editor |
Workshop Photography
and Recording Policy
Studentfilmmakers.com records the workshops using any media (Stills, Video,
or Audio). By attending a workshop/class, the participant allows us to
use his/her image(s) in any manner or media for the purpose of advertising
and promotion, without compensation, further notice or consent. Any concerns
must be in written notice and be received prior to the commencement of
the workshop by StudentFilmmakers.com.
Workshop Cancellation
and Refund Policy
Please read the policies regarding refunds, transfer credits
and other important items before you register.
Withdrawals
& Refunds
Registration fees are non-refundable unless
a participant provides StudentFilmmakers.com with written notice that
he or she intends to withdraw from a workshop.
- Written withdrawal notice
must be received by the StudentFilmmakers.com at least Ten business
days prior to the workshop.
- Withdrawals
or requests for a refund may not be made by telephone.
- Please note
that absence from workshop does not constitute notice of withdrawal.
- An administrative fee of
$25 will be deducted from the refund amount.
- Payments by credit card
will be processed only as a refund to the same card.
Discounts
Please note that discounts and availability are limited time
offers and are subject to change. Registration Fees and availability were
accurate when you signup online.
No Show
When a participant is confirmed in a workshop and fails to attend, the
participant will be charged the full workshop fee.
Workshop
Cancellations
StudentFilmmakers.com reserves the right to cancel any Workshop.
When a Workshop has been cancelled by StudentFilmmakers.com, full refunds
are offered to all registered participants. |
