| Camera Crash Course - September 11th |
| Wednesday, 21 July 2010 12:09 |
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Camera Crash Course Designed by QPIX in collaboration with award-winning filmmaker Lav Bodnaruk, this one day intensive course is ideal for aspiring camera operators and anyone who wants a comprehensive introduction to cameras. Click 'Read more' below for more information.
Camera Crash Course Designed by QPIX in collaboration with award-winning filmmaker Lav Bodnaruk, this one day intensive course is ideal for aspiring camera operators and anyone who wants a comprehensive introduction to cameras. The day will be rounded out with hands-on camera work using the skills learnt earlier in the day.
Topics and skills covered include: • Technical breakdown of Panasonic HVX202 (P2) (camera explained inside out) • Video formats explained, including the situations where one format would be chosen over another • Breakdown of composition and correct framing for film and video shooting • Breakdown of Depth of Field (DOF) and its use in film and video shooting • A look at the P2 camera accessories and their uses (ie. tripods, follow focus, matt box, filters, etc)
Time: 10am – 5pm, Saturday 11th September Cost: $220 for QPIX Members, $265 for non-members Place: QPIX Ltd, 22 Warwick St, Annerley, 4103 Register: To book call Camilla on 3848 8000 or complete the registration form below and email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or fax to 3848 8055. NB: All courses are number dependant. http://www.qpix.org.au/docs/Camera_Crash_Course.pdf Apply today as this course is limited to only 12 participants to maximise learning outcomes!
About Your Tutor: Lav Bodnaruk Lav has been acknowledged as the Best Young Australian Filmmaker (Byron Bay Film Festival, 2008) and the Best Queensland Filmmaker (Heart of Gold Film Festival, 2009). Lav’s production company Lav Productions, has enabled him to bring a dozen short films (16mm and 35mm) to the screen, many of which he directed, produced and shot solo or with director Michael Mier. Lav’s recent projects include co-directing with Michael on the highly innovative 35mm short film “225”, as well as the TV series “Bachelor’s Guide” picked up by Comedy Channel Australia. To view Lav’s show reel head to http://www.lavproductions.com/
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