Moving Image Course
Next Course: Tuesday 22nd May 2012
Direct Studio, 200 Hercules Road, Waterloo, London SE1 7LD
10am - 5pm
£195 + VAT
Upcoming Courses:
TBC
For more info or to book a place please call +44 (0)20 7620 8500 or contact us by email
With the web gaining ever more strength and cameras such as the Canon 5D ll taking off, we have noticed an increasing demand from photographers wishing to expand their knowledge when creating moving images on shoots. Perhaps it’s a “behind the scenes” segment from a fashion shoot to go up on a clients website, or a short cut from a portrait sitting, but whatever the situation, video skills are becoming essential for the working photographer
We have come up with the ideal one day training course to plug the skills gap. Our moving image lighting & camera workshop gives you the opportunity to learn creative techniques for handling the latest cameras and lighting for video.
The course is run by award winning lighting cameraman Jonathan Harrison who is highly experienced in demonstrating lighting and shooting both technically and creatively. It is an intensive ‘hands-on’ one day course in our SE1 studio and includes tungsten, HMI fresnel, Par, Kino Flo and LED lighting equipment as well as all the latest in video DSLR camera technology from Canon.
Read the 125 Magazine review here
Some recent participants comments and feedback:
From: RICHARD SEYMOUR
> Subject: Thankyou
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> Dear Jonathan
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> I just wanted to convey my thanks for an excellent presentation yesterday , I'm sure we all got a great deal out of the day .
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> I think the most important element was a "reality check" on the pitfalls of shooting moving imagery in comparison with stills work.
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> As you said there's no way of packing 20 yrs of experience into 6 hrs but hopefully those of us who value our professional reputations will tread with care .
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> I also think the thorough presentation of continous lighting source options - even for those of us who already use tungsten was invaluable.
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I would certainly be interested in a follow on course that explains the workings of Final Cut Pro / Express
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> Thanks again & hopefully speak again soon.
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> Kindest regards
> Richard Seymour [ the noisy one ! ]
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> www.richardseymour.net
