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- PPT AGENDA
- Power Production Techniques
from VASST is coming your way!
9:00 a.m.
Cameras and techniques
- How a DV Cam works
- Calibrating camera to work with NLE
colorspace
- Whitebalancing camera for proper
shooting
- Selecting/using lens settings for
various feels, when to zoom, when to pull camera distance
- Shooting in auto modes
- Shooting with Aperture Priority
modes
- Shooting with Shutter Priority
modes
- Using viewfinder effectively,
framing shots, leading motion
- Using tripods effectively
- Using dollies and jibs
- Multicamera shoot techniques
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10:30
a.m. Location Sound
- Using wireless mics
- Using wired mics
- Using boom mics/ Using shotgun mics/Boom
operators
- Selecting a shooting area based on
ambient noise/sound
- Coping with less than ideal audio
situations
- Capturing sound for multicamera
shoots
Microphones and lighting tools, and other
hardware will be on hand for Attendees to have first-hand look and
experience with. |
1:00
Filters:
- Filters for ‘film look’
- Filters to alter perception of
scenery
- Filters for repairing color
- Filters for creating night time
during a daylight shoot
- Cutting mattes for lighting and for
matting on camera
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NOON: LUNCH
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2:30
Lighting:
- Number of lights
- Types of lights
- Placement of lights for various
scenes, interviews, and location settings
- Lighting dark skin/Lighting light
skin/Lighting bald heads
- Lighting people with glasses
- Lighting objects for model shooting
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4:30
ChromaKey/Greenscreening:
- How Green Screening works
- Color temp of green
- Placing models and objects in front
of the greenscreen
- Lighting techniques with the green
screen
- Working with problem screens,
wrinkles, etc
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| 5:30-6:00
Questions and Answer period |
We
provide on disk:
- Tutorials
- Test media patterns
- Examples of lighting situations via
photoshop drawings
- Examples of white balanced video on
alternate color charts
- Links to lighting, sound, camera,
filter, and tripod manufacturers
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The tour is 1/2 day on
camera techniques, sound, and tools, and 1/2 day on lighting and chromakey. You are
encouraged to
bring your cam and shoot on our set, plus calibrate your cam if it is a
calibration-capable camera.
Got questions?
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