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Click here to View Photo Gallery Finally, the very highly anticipated and highly in-demand “RED Post Production Seminar” with filmmaker and documentarian, William Donaruma, opens online registration for the dynamic, interactive workshop which will take place in New York City on Saturday, December 5, 2009. Attendees will learn real world applications and cutting-edge techniques for RED post production and workflow. The intensive will examine RED data, REDCINE, RED Alert, REDRushes, and third party options. Important and critical topics include data management from set to post and workflow solutions; and receiving, saving, and processing digital film. Additionally, attendees learn insider best practices for creating dailies, editorial options and workflows, and deliverables and archiving. Guest Speakers:
Students with ID receive an additional 10% off.
RED Post Production Seminar with William Donaruma, presented
by StudentFilmmakers.com,
a division of Welch Integrated, Inc. Sponsor opportunities are still
available. Workshop Cancellation and Refund Policy Withdrawals & Refunds
Discounts No Show Workshop Cancellations |
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Born in Massachusetts, William Donaruma grew up in Branford, Connecticut and graduated in 1989 from the University of Notre Dame. William then found himself at Universal Studios Florida working his way into the resident grip/electric crew, which also afforded opportunities in stunt work on commercials and television shows. William was then hired to be a part of the Universal Backlot Productions department, which handled the influx of productions shooting on the lot. This eventually led to becoming a production manager on television shows, commercials, music videos, and network specials. William then left Universal and started freelancing as a key grip for small films and special FX units in Los Angeles as well as becoming a prominent camera operator and editor in the Orlando area. The opportunity then came to join the faculty at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, IN, where he now lives with his wife (co-writer) and four children. He teaches classes on narrative filmmaking, cinematography, acting for the camera and HD technology. He has most recently made a series of short films and is currently working on a feature documentary about a boxing club and its impact on missions in Bangladesh. CREDITS INCLUDE: Director, Director of Photography, Producer, Editor
(3min Short Films – P2 HD) *Can be seen here in the Movies and More Movies sections. Videographer – Virtual actress green screen segments
of play, performed by Siiri Scott WOOD FIRE KILN. Documentary on the firing of the Anagama wood fire kiln in May, 2003. Presents at the Anagama Kiln exhibit at the Snite Museum. Co-Director/Producer, Camera Co-Director/Producer, Camera American Windmill PictureShows A Country Mile. Feature length DV production. Principal videography completed August 2000. Director,
Camera, Editor
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Leigh Herman is an industry professional with a 25 year track record in the professional/broadcast video world. He is currently the Director of Business Development for Sony Creative Software, the team responsible for leading edge content creation programs like Vegas Pro 9 and Sound Forge Pro 10 software. Prior to joining this group, Leigh spent over twelve years as a Product Manager with the Sony Broadcast and Production team, where he helped to launch revolutionary Sony production gear and formats including DVCAM, HDCAM, HDV, and XDCAM. Leigh’s pre-Sony experience includes over 10 years of work as a producer/director/editor for a number of production houses in the NYC/tri-state area, including VideoTrax Productions, Leigh’s own company specializing in corporate and commercial video projects. Leigh is a graduate of Temple University’s School of Communication and Theater.
Tim Kolb of Kolb Productions is a Emmy, Chicago Film Festival Hugo, and Telly Award-winning director and a 20 year veteran of video and television production. He serves as a program producer and first unit director for video programs, television commercials, live corporate events, CD-ROMs and DVDs. Tim judges Emmys and Tellys and is an advisor to Adobe Systems and CineForm and is a video/multimedia marketspace consultant for Coleman Research Group, a consulting company serving institutional investment advisors.
