We’re Atlanta bound! Join us next week as we travel to Atlanta, Georgia for a 2-day Cinema Camera workshop, presented by Marco Solorio of OneRiver Media at the facility of Biscardi Creative Media. Seats are still available for both days and can be purchased here at eventbrite.
March 29-30, 2013. 9:15 AM to 5:00 PM, both days.
So what’s in store for this workshop? A TON. Here are all the details.
This workshop will teach you the ins and outs of the Cinema Camera, give you an edge over your competition, quickly learn the camera’s full potential, get inside knowledge not available anywhere else, shorten your workflow learning curve, and improve your business’ bottom line through knowledge and action. Marco has been using the camera in all forms of production since mid-2012: short film (our current short film in production “NEXUS”), feature documentary (our current BMW documentary in production), commercial, corporate, PSA, stock footage acquisition, event production, visual effects, instructional, chromakey, and best of all, just for fun! Marco will be sharing his breadth of Cinema Camera knowledge in this information-packed workshop.
The first day is geared for shooters of all backgrounds. We’ll have three live shooting setups to show how the camera works in different environments.
The second day is geared toward anyone in post-production that will soon have a flurry of this footage to deal with. Sign up for both days to save money to get a full circle of Cinema Camera production and post-production knowledge.
We’re keeping this limited to a very small group of attendees, so this 2-day event only holds 24 seats per day — act soon to ensure your spot! All registered participants will also gain access to Marco’s private Cinema Camera Facebook page that is not publicly linked or viewable. Lunch will also be provided on both days.
Thanks to our Sponsors, attendees will have huge give-away opportunities: A full license of Davinci Resolve, an UltraStudio Mini Monitor, an UltraStudio Mini Recorder an FSI LM-2140W Monitor, and ALL attendees will be given a $200 off gift certificate that can be used on any FSI monitor purchase!
DAY 1 – Cinema Camera for DPs
9:15 am – 10:00 am Coffee Talk
10:00 am – 1:00 pm Workshop
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Lunch (provided)
2:00 pm – 5:00 pm Workshop
- Cinema Camera background and overview
- Rigging the Cinema Camera, large and small
- Lenses
- Audio (dual system and internal)
- SSD, media transfers, and archiving
- Calibration and monitoring
- The good, the bad, and the ugly
- Shooting for RAW vs. ProRes
- Low-key, high-key, and chromakey shooting (live shooting in studio)
- Working with Thunderbolt, Ultrascope, and Media Express
- How shooting with the Cinema Camera can edge out your competition
- Educating your clients on the benefits and hurdles of shooting RAW vs. ProRes
- And as much more as we can cover time permitting.
DAY 2 – Cinema Camera for Editors and Post
9:15 am – 10:00 am Coffee Talk
10:00 am – 1:00 pm Workshop
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm Lunch (provided)
2:00 pm – 5:00 pm WorkshopCinema Camera background and overview
- Transferring, managing, using, and archiving footage
- RAW: Pros, cons, technical
- ProRes HQ and DNxHD: Pros, cons, technical
- Various RAW supported software overview (you’ll be surprised)
- Interactively highlighting advantages of key RAW supported software
- Various workflows for both RAW and ProRes
- Using Cinema Camera footage for VFX and chromakey
- RAW is now in the hands of everyone; are you ready for it?
- System overhead demands and optimization
- Educating your clients on the benefits and hurdles of editing RAW vs. ProRes
- And as much more as we can cover, time permitting.
Registration info on Eventbrite here.
Looking forward to meeting new people and sharing experiences with everyone. See you soon!
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