Shooting with Lenses - Intro to Cinematography

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Taught by Eric

Eric is a producer and cinematographer based in New York. Some of his featured work includes broadcast television (MTV, Nickelodeon, Arte France), documentary and independent festival circuits (HBO NY and LA Latino, Nashville, Orlando, Portland Women's, Nantucket) and numerous online publications (The Atlantic Monthly, Huffington Post, TED Talks, Indiepix, Boingboing). International experience includes Europe, Asia, and field-producing and shooting features in Egypt (The Pyramid Code), Serbia (Brasslands) and New York City (Stages). He teaches production and digital arts at DCTV in Manhattan.

meerkatmedia.org
goddamncobras.org
brasslands.com
stagesmovie.com

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This one-session course is a beginner level workshop for anyone new to the world of interchangeable lens cinematography.

We'll go over the basics of lenses & light, camera movement shooting tricks, and best practices for your workflow in both production and post.

For this class, you'll need to bring a few things with you, namely any and all cameras, lenses, and adapters you have.

In addition, you'll get more out of the class if you've got a little experience with a video camera, worked or been on a film shoot, or know some still photography basics. 

* Please note this class is about CINEMATOGRAPHY, not still photography. Your camera will need to shoot video.

This class, like alllll of the others, happens at the Brainery space at 515 Court St in Brooklyn, on the corner of W 9th and Court.

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