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Hi Giuliano .I am also from Brazil but I live and work in NYC.My tip is the UCLA extension program. http://www.uclaextension.edu

Hi all ,I am going to take the class "Advanced Digital Video Lighting" at Rockport,Maine starting july 8.The instructor is Michael Minock.Its anybody here planning to take a cinematography class at Rockport l this summer?I am also thinking about the "Feature Film Lighting" class in setember.Again if anybody around here could share some previous experience with these or other classes at Rockport I would very much appreciate it . Peace

Thank's for sharing it David.I've only watched Tokyo Story so far and I was very impressed.I will try to find this one.

Hi Mitch,if its possible I would like to hear your take on the new Sony HDV in comparison with the HVX -200 Thanks

Hi All,I hardly post here(still kind of shy to do it I guess)but I do read it a lot and I have to say all you guys that come here discussing and always sharing experiences and knowledge in the forum are very inspirational to me.All of you from the students to the more experience people like David and Claudio. I also look up to Lazlo Kovakz(Easy Riders and Five Easy Pieces are my favorites),Jean-Yves Escoffier,Darius Khondji,Heskell Wexler Conrad Hall and Willian Fraker(specially because Rosemarys Baby) and Robby Muller. I am very interested in films shot in New York.I think Gordon Willis and Owen Roizman are the cinematographers that best portrait the city I chose to live and work. Happy new Year to all of you.

I mesure the light for my DVX 100 with my lightmeter set at 640ASA and it seems to be accurate . My footage improved a lot since I started shooting video using a meter by the way

Try the UCLA extension film and television program.You can either finish the certificade program or just take especific classes .They have really good cinematography classes(you can base your whole certificate around them as I did)if you are more in to directing I would suggest a very good class called "Cinematography for directors" as a starter.Its not so expensive,very hands on and its in los Angeles a place wher you can breth film technical knowledge. Good Luck www.uclaextension.edu

Great Reel!