Courses tagged with "Versioning" (5)

This class will provide an understanding of the camera settings and gear that is used in professional DSLR and mirrorless video production. We will cover the basics of camera systems and lenses, including achieving perfect exposure and great color, and will also dig into lighting and camera support. This course will lead you through a smooth transition from still photographer to video professional.

If the negative comes alive in the darkroom, then a film comes alive in the edit bay. There is a lot an editor must know to keep organized and hold onto the director’s creative vision. In addition, a videographer with knowledge of how the footage will be cut and assembled will be a much stronger shooter. In this class you will jump into the art of editing your work, exploring the tools, workflows and practice of editing.

Professional video productions involve a lot of planning. There is equipment to prepare and staff to schedule, and more importantly there is a creative vision which needs to be understood as your crew works together to make it all happen in camera. Pre-Production will get you ready for your first shoot – covering everything from storyboarding to managing the crew, location and lighting.

As the name suggests, Sound Essentials covers an entirely new dimension that can make or break your video work. Sound carries emotion, and can have an enormous impact on your story. The tools, the terminology and the language of sound production often feel foreign to photographers, but this class will provide a thorough foundation which will get you recording professional sound in no time.

This class is a deep dive from photography to videography, and shows you how to think in motion. Many of the core concepts carried over from still photography are the same, but putting your camera and scene in motion opens up a new world of possibilities and demands. You will learn how to add motion where there is none, and to control focus, light and sound.