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Hello,
if you are interested in a professional cinematography master (6 months) please check: http://www.laba.biz/master_cinematografia_eng.php
best regards
Michelle
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PROFESSIONAL CINEMATOGRAPHY MASTERS COURSE
WHO IT IS FOR
The Masters course in Professional Cinematography of the Laba and the Movie and Sound Firenze srl (www.movieandsound.it) is a top level artistic training for graduated from related subjects.
WHERE
Classes are held at the LABA of Florence in Piazza Badia a Ripoli 1/a-.
The practical and theoretical practices are held at the studios and Motion Picture Laboratory of the film production center of Florence, Movie and Sound Firenze srl . N.10, Fornaccio way, - Loc. Vallina, Bagno a Ripoli - Florence
GOALS
The aim of the course is the preparation of a technical-professional figure able to provide the author the different expressive possibilities that cinema allows. The master will be built entirely around the stages of film production using the film medium as prevalent. Will highlight the difference between digital media and otherwise. Students study the Workflow of a film production and post-production and the use of Digital Intermediate. We discuss the sensitive materials and their constitution, explaining what happens by exposing a film, the action of the exposed emulsion and development.
PROGRAMME
The program is divided into two phases.
The first is devoted to intensive hands-on instruction demonstration, practical trainings of all the technical aspects of filmmaking, cinematography, camera operations, directing, sound recording, editing and film producing.
The second phase of the program is the production period during which every student writes and directs his or her own film in 35mm. Students are separated in groups and each group becomes a rotation crew for each of the projects. In this way a student not only has a show reel but also works in crew positions on his or her colleagues film and gains invaluable experience rotating in the the principal production positions as writer, director, producer, director of photography, assistant camera, gaffer, sound recorder or editor.
At the end of course the final films are celebrated in a screening open to cast, crew, friends and family. All students who successfully complete the master receive a copy of his or her final film in 35mm.
for more information and the complete programm please check: www.laba.biz or write to info@movieandsound.it
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check www.movieandsound.it a lab in Florence italy, they have good prices for processing and telecine in HD : 21,50/cartridge.
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Cinematography Workshops
Technical and Artistic Aspects of Cinematic Expression
Program conducts on Professional Film Stage Facilty and consists of Demonstrations, Lectures and Intensive Hands-on with Film Cameras (16mm/35mm), HD Video Cameras and Professional Lighting Equipment.
Workshop for Directors, Directors of Photography, Camera and Lighting People.
Goal:to teach, demonstrate and practice of an Organic Approach to Filmmaking where it is about technical and artistic Choices which determine Emotional and Intellectual Quality of the Scene.
Instructor Janusz Sikora - Award Cinematographer and University Film Instructor.
www.lightextreme.com
Schedule of Events: 02/08/10 – 14/08/10 9:00am - 6:00pm Registration Deadline: Jul 1, 2010 3.500,00$
Week 1. Film
Day 1 - Intro Stage. Film Camera and Lighting Equipment
Camera - Understanding Film Camera - Shutter Angle,
Intermittent Movement, Frame Rate (Slow Motion),
Camera Loading, Camera Threading
Building the Camera, Focus Pull, Camera Operating Technique
Camera Test - Lens Focal Length, Depth of Field,
Focus/Selective, Field of View/Focal Length
Day 2 - Lighting/Exposure/Film Laboratory
Grey Card, Light Meter (Incident/Spot)
Film Sensitometry, Film Laboratory
Light Direction, Light Quality, Three Point Lighting,
Five Point Lighting, Exposure, Zone System
Day 3 - Creative Lighting - Chiaroscuro
Mood, Lighting Styles, Ambiance/Key,
High Key/Low Key - Broad/Narrow Setup,
Dynamic Lighting for Block, Lighting Continuity
Dancing with Light
Day 4 - Dialogue Director/Director of Photography
Basic Sequence - Screen Direction
Motivation for Lens and Camera Movement Choices
Day 5 - Special Effect Lighting - Limbo, Candle Light, Car Interior,
Simulation of car Movement on Stage
Day 6 - Exterior Light Control -
Against the Sun, Edge, "Changing Direction of Sun",
Lighting Styles with Natural Light
Week 2. Video
Day 1 - Video Camera. HD Video and Camera Red (work-flow)
Advanced Menu, Camera Calibration - Gama/Cine Gama,
Knee, Detail, Video Camera ASA Equivalent,
System of Zone Exposures in Video
Day 2 - Film Look
Application of Film Lighting Technique in Video. Mood Creation.
Lighting for Video with Motion Picture Light Meter
Day 3 - Production. Execution of Ideas/Projects. Demo Reel
Day 4 - Production. Execution of Ideas/Projects. Demo Reel
Day 5 - Production. Execution of Ideas/Projects. Demo Reel
Day 6 - Screening - Diplomas - Wrap Party
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Technical and Artistic Aspects of Cinematic Expression
Two Week Workshop - Florence, Italy
Workshop for Directors, Directors of Photography, Camera and Lighting People.
Goal:to teach, demonstrate and practice of an Organic Approach to Filmmaking where it is about technical and artistic Choices which determine Emotional and Intellectual Quality of the Scene.
Instructor Janusz Sikora - Award Cinematographer and University Film Instructor.
Program conducts on Professional Film Stage Facilty and consists of Demonstrations, Lectures and Intensive Hands-on with Film Cameras (16mm/35mm), HD Video Cameras and Professional Lighting Equipment.
Subjects covered:
Cinematic Expression - Film Look - Dancing with Light Technique -
Camera Directing - DP/Director Dialogue - Camera Operating (Film and Video) -
Green Screen Lighting - Set Lighting - Location Lighting - Available Light Control - Limbo Cove Commercial Product Lighting - Chiaroscuro Lighting - Film Sensitometry - Film Laboratory - Video Camera Advanced Menus and Control - Shooting a Sequence - Scene Direction - Telecine
After first week of Demonstrations and Intensive Hands-on, students engage in productions of their own Scenes where Main Concern is the Eloquence and Quality of Cinematic Expression.
In the filmmaking reality it is Not about University Diploma...
it is about the Demo Reel.
One Good Scene on Demo is better than four years of theoretical knowledge and, it is exactly what one is asked for when talking with Producer or Production Manager trying for job as Cinematographer and/or Director.
Schedule of Events: 02/08/10 – 14/08/10 9:00am - 6:00pm Registration Deadline: Jul 1, 2010 3.500,00$
For enrolment please check: http://www.lightextreme.com/School_Schedule.html
Program - Technical and Artistic Aspects of Cinematic Expression
Week 1. Film
Day 1 - Intro Stage. Film Camera and Lighting Equipment
Camera - Understanding Film Camera - Shutter Angle,
Intermittent Movement, Frame Rate (Slow Motion),
Camera Loading, Camera Threading
Building the Camera, Focus Pull, Camera Operating Technique
Camera Test - Lens Focal Length, Depth of Field,
Focus/Selective, Field of View/Focal Length
Day 2 - Lighting/Exposure/Film Laboratory
Grey Card, Light Meter (Incident/Spot)
Film Sensitometry, Film Laboratory
Light Direction, Light Quality, Three Point Lighting,
Five Point Lighting, Exposure, Zone System
Day 3 - Creative Lighting - Chiaroscuro
Mood, Lighting Styles, Ambiance/Key,
High Key/Low Key - Broad/Narrow Setup,
Dynamic Lighting for Block, Lighting Continuity
Dancing with Light
Day 4 - Dialogue Director/Director of Photography
Basic Sequence - Screen Direction
Motivation for Lens and Camera Movement Choices
Day 5 - Special Effect Lighting - Limbo, Candle Light, Car Interior,
Simulation of car Movement on Stage
Day 6 - Exterior Light Control -
Against the Sun, Edge, "Changing Direction of Sun",
Lighting Styles with Natural Light
Week 2. Video
Day 1 - Video Camera. HD Video and Camera Red (work-flow)
Advanced Menu, Camera Calibration - Gama/Cine Gama,
Knee, Detail, Video Camera ASA Equivalent,
System of Zone Exposures in Video
Day 2 - Film Look
Application of Film Lighting Technique in Video. Mood Creation.
Lighting for Video with Motion Picture Light Meter
Day 3 - Production. Execution of Ideas/Projects. Demo Reel
Day 4 - Production. Execution of Ideas/Projects. Demo Reel
Day 5 - Production. Execution of Ideas/Projects. Demo Reel
Day 6 - Screening - Diplomas - Wrap Party
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I think these manuals can help anybody who wants to start working with film.
The essential reference guide for filmmakers
http://motion.kodak.com/US/en/motion/Publi...tials/index.htm
and this link if anybody is interested to know about processing and printing
http://motion.kodak.com/US/en/motion/Publications/index.htm
Michelle
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Hello,
I work in a motion picture lab and this manual of Kodak helped me very much.
The essential guide for filmmakers.
http://motion.kodak.com/US/en/motion/Publi...tials/index.htm
if you want to learn more about processing and printing check kodak H-24 manuals:
http://motion.kodak.com/US/en/motion/Publications/index.htm
regards
Michelle
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In our lab every day before starting to develop we do all bath tests and PH test, we use kodak sensitometric pre exposed
control strips for Kodak films and the Fuji pre-exposed control stips for Fuji films, to check our solutions, then if every
thing is ok we do a test with the negative we have to develop, we cut a 10cm piece from the roll and we do a
sensitometric test with Kodak sensitometer we have and we develop it, we have a ref for every tipe of negative
(kodak, Fuji, ORWO,...) and we can check if the neg is ok or not, if it's ok we develop it
if not we contact the client before developping. as the program of Image care of Kodak every lab has to do these tests.
Michelle
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Hi,
i don't know about the negative and processing costs in US but our lab in Italy has a agreement with Kodak to give good prices
for negative, processing and telecine to encourage filmmakers to shoot in film and not degital, our price for negative Kodak 5260 + processing and telecine
is 1,45€ per meter (for shooting 1 hour you need 1700 meter of negative), in Italy this is a very good price, i'm not sure
about L.A.
you can check our lab: www.movieandsound.it
regards
Michelle
Hi everyone,I have a feature in development with a budget from $75,000 to 90,000 and was wondering if on this budget one could shoot on 16mm or 35mm: raw stock, processing, and telecine? Thx in advance!
-Giap Vu
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check this program, it's a professional course.
regards
Michelle
Eloquence of Cinematic Expression... Technique alone is of no value unless supported by an Idea.
Two weeks of Cinematography and Advanced Lighting Techniques in Film Studio in Florence, Italy.
Combination of Film and Digital Cinematography taught by award winner cinematographer
Janusz Sikora who teaches filmmaking at University of Southern California and Dreamworks Studios.
After successful Workshop last summer, Light Extreme and Movie and Sound are setting up for yet
another artistic endeavour in amazing Florence - Birthplace of Renaissance.
Janusz teaches his Dancing with Light technique which is comprehensive approach to Visual Expression
where cinematic eloquence is of primary concern. Workshop is designed for Directors and
Directors of Photography as it deals with eloquence of cinematic interpretation.
Students are encouraged to bring ideas as they will have chance to explore both artistic and technical
aspects of their interpretations within professional environment of Film Studio in Florence. Program is
an unique undertaking in that it covers both Technical and Artistic aspects of Cinematic Expression.
Although workshop is English language, Italian students are encouraged to apply
since there will be translators through out the program. Besides... "Art does not need translation"!
Beginners are encouraged to apply, as it is within Janusz' discretion to bring anyone "up to speed" .
Workshop costs 2.200,00€
Deposit of € 500.00 is required by deadline date:
Aug 17 - Aug 29, 2009
Aug 2009 Workshop - Application/Deposit Deadline - Jul 20, 2009
Workshop is for 10 students only and placement is based on "first come, first served" basis.
Program - Esthetics and Eloquence of Cinematic Expression
Workshop for Directors and Directors of Photography. Designed to teach - Demonstrate and Practice of Organic Filmmaking where the CHOICES made relate to emotional / intellectual quality of a Scene.
Week 1. Film
Monday - Intro Stage. Camera and Lighting Equipment.
Building the Camera. Camera Test - Lens Focal Length, Depth of Field, Focus/Selective, Field of View
Tuesday - Intro Lighting/Exposure. Dialogue between Director and Director of Photography
Light Direction, Light Quality, Three Point Lighting, Five Point Lighting, Exposure, Zone System
Wednesday - Creative Lighting. Dancing with Light
Mood, Lighting Styles, Value of Ambiance, High Key/Low Key Lighting,
Thursday - Dynamic Lighting for Block/Movement, Lighting Continuity. Motivation for Camera Movement
Friday - Special Effect Lighting - Limbo, Candle Light, Car Interior, Simulation of car Movement on Stage
Saturday - Exterior Light Control - Against the Sun, Edge, "Changing Direction of Sun", Lighting Styles with Natural Light
Week 2. Video
Monday - Film Look Intro. Digital Video Camera Advanced Menu, Camera Calibration, Video Camera ASA Equivalent,
System of Zone Exposure in Video
Tuesday - Basic Sequence, Screen Direction, Camera Movement, Esthetics of Cinematic Expression - Motivation for Choices,
Dialogue - Director/Director of Photography
Wednesday - Application of Film Lighting Technique in Video. Lighting for Video with Mood Creation. Motion Picture Light Meter
Thursday - Production. Execution of Ideas/Projects. Demo Reel
Friday - Production. Execution of Ideas/Projects. Demo Reel
Saturday - Production. Execution of Projects/Ideas. Demo Reel. Wrap Party
Well, there are institutes that offer language courses, and they are not more than 3 month long. So i guess that can be done. -
Hi, there is a 2 weeks professionale cinematography workshop in Forence italy, it's a very professional course, you will work with 35mm, 16mm and video cameras
and in the end of the course you have your own 35mm short film for projection. as the course is in a motion picture lab you will see also the film developping, telecine, color correction and printing, all a cinematographer has to know to be able to work better with a lab.
if you need more information pls write me.
best regards
Michelle
Hello everybody. I need some help and I hope you could help me.My name is shay. I live in Israel. I am 25 years old. I just graduated a BFA degree from Sapir College in southern Israel. It is a good school and I had a lot of experience in many cameras: Sony Z1, DSR 400, 450 and I shot a 40 min 16mm film. I learned a lot, not just cinematography, but I want to master cinematography.
Please don’t tell me I just need experience in film sets because I have it, although there is very little film's in Israel. And the budget is always very low.
Learning abroad is a dream for me and I will do anything to fulfill it. I believe that I am good and talented for any school. I want to find a good school that will let me master in cinematography only.
I know English and Russian. And I don’t mind the location of the school as long is it's a good school.
Will you help me?
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Eloquence of Cinematic Expression... Technique alone is of no value unless supported by an Idea.
Two weeks of Cinematography and Advanced Lighting Techniques in Film Studio in Florence, Italy.
Combination of Film and Digital Cinematography taught by award winner cinematographer
Janusz Sikora who teaches filmmaking at University of Southern California and Dreamworks Studios.
After successful Workshop last summer, Light Extreme and Movie and Sound are setting up for yet
another artistic endeavour in amazing Florence - Birthplace of Renaissance.
Janusz teaches his Dancing with Light technique which is comprehensive approach to Visual Expression
where cinematic eloquence is of primary concern. Workshop is designed for Directors and
Directors of Photography as it deals with eloquence of cinematic interpretation.
Students are encouraged to bring ideas as they will have chance to explore both artistic and technical
aspects of their interpretations within professional environment of Film Studio in Florence. Program is
an unique undertaking in that it covers both Technical and Artistic aspects of Cinematic Expression.
Although workshop is English language, Italian students are encouraged to apply
since there will be translators through out the program. Besides... "Art does not need translation"!
Beginners are encouraged to apply, as it is within Janusz' discretion to bring anyone "up to speed" .
Workshop costs 2950$
Deposit of 500$ is required by deadline date:
Aug 17 - Aug 29, 2009
Aug 2009 Workshop - Application/Deposit Deadline - Jul 31, 2009
for more information: info@movieandsound.it
Workshop is for 10 students only and placement is based on "first come, first served" basis.
Program - Esthetics and Eloquence of Cinematic Expression
Workshop for Directors and Directors of Photography. Designed to teach - Demonstrate and Practice of Organic Filmmaking where the CHOICES made relate to emotional / intellectual quality of a Scene.
Week 1. Film
Monday - Intro Stage. Camera and Lighting Equipment.
Building the Camera. Camera Test - Lens Focal Length, Depth of Field, Focus/Selective, Field of View
Tuesday - Intro Lighting/Exposure. Dialogue between Director and Director of Photography
Light Direction, Light Quality, Three Point Lighting, Five Point Lighting, Exposure, Zone System
Wednesday - Creative Lighting. Dancing with Light
Mood, Lighting Styles, Value of Ambiance, High Key/Low Key Lighting,
Thursday - Dynamic Lighting for Block/Movement, Lighting Continuity. Motivation for Camera Movement
Friday - Special Effect Lighting - Limbo, Candle Light, Car Interior, Simulation of car Movement on Stage
Saturday - Exterior Light Control - Against the Sun, Edge, "Changing Direction of Sun", Lighting Styles with Natural Light
Week 2. Video
Monday - Film Look Intro. Digital Video Camera Advanced Menu, Camera Calibration, Video Camera ASA Equivalent,
System of Zone Exposure in Video
Tuesday - Basic Sequence, Screen Direction, Camera Movement, Esthetics of Cinematic Expression - Motivation for Choices,
Dialogue - Director/Director of Photography
Wednesday - Application of Film Lighting Technique in Video. Lighting for Video with Mood Creation. Motion Picture Light Meter
Thursday - Production. Execution of Ideas/Projects. Demo Reel
Friday - Production. Execution of Ideas/Projects. Demo Reel
Saturday - Production. Execution of Projects/Ideas. Demo Reel. Wrap Party
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Hi Eugene,
If you use neg 200T and you have the correct exposure it won't be very grainy but if you underexpose
it and you want to correct it in telecine you will see all the grain specially in darker zone,
for processing and telecine you can try Movie and Sound in Italy, the price is 21,50 euro
for processing and telecine in DVD or MiniDV, they do color correction too with Davinci and they
post you where you want, they sell also all S8mm films.
if you don't want to see the grain you can ask the lab to use digital noise reducer.
regards
Michelle
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Two weeks of Cinematography and Advanced Lighting Techniques in Film Studio in Florence, Italy.
Combination of Film and Digital Cinematography taught by award winning cinematographer Janusz Sikora who
teaches filmmaking at University of Southern California and Dreamworks Studios.
After succesful Workshop last summer, Light Extreme and Movie and Sound are setting up for yet another artistic
endeavour in amazing Florence - Birtplace of Renaissance.
Janusz teaches his Dancing with Light technique which is comprehensive approach to Visual Expression where
cinematic eloquence is of primary concern. Workshop is designed for Directors and Directors of Photography as it
deals with eloquence of cinematic interpretation.
Students are encouraged to bring ideas as they will have chance to explore both artistic and technical aspects of their
interpretations within professional environment of Film Studio in Florence. Program is unique undertaking in that it
covers both Technical and Artistic aspects of Cinematic Expression.
Read about Program. Although workshop is English language, Italian students are encouraged to apply sincet
there will be translators through out the program. Besides... "Art does not need translation"!
Beginners are also encouraged to apply, as it is within Janusz' discretion to bring anyone "up to speed" :).
Light Extreme
Movie and Sound
via della Docciolina 1 loc. Vallina - 50012 Bagno a Ripoli
Firenze, Toscany Italy
info@movieandsound.it
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Two weeks of Cinematography and Advanced Lighting Techniques in Film Studio in Florence, Italy.
Combination of Film and Digital Cinematography taught by award winning cinematographer Janusz Sikora who
teaches filmmaking at University of Southern California and Dreamworks Studios.
After succesful Workshop last summer, Light Extreme and Movie and Sound are setting up for yet another artistic
endeavour in amazing Florence - Birtplace of Renaissance.
Janusz teaches his Dancing with Light technique which is comprehensive approach to Visual Expression where
cinematic eloquence is of primary concern. Workshop is designed for Directors and Directors of Photography as it
deals with eloquence of cinematic interpretation.
Students are encouraged to bring ideas as they will have chance to explore both artistic and technical aspects of their
interpretations within professional environment of Film Studio in Florence. Program is unique undertaking in that it
covers both Technical and Artistic aspects of Cinematic Expression.
Read about Program. Although workshop is English language, Italian students are encouraged to apply sincet
there will be translators through out the program. Besides... "Art does not need translation"!
Beginners are also encouraged to apply, as it is within Janusz' discretion to bring anyone "up to speed" :).
Light Extreme
Movie and Sound
via della Docciolina 1 loc. Vallina - 50012 Bagno a Ripoli
Firenze, Toscany Italy
www.movieandsound.it
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Hi, we have a promotion for purchase of S8mm cartridges + processing and telecine in MiniDV or DVD. for B/W cartridges the price is 32,50?(1cartridge + processing and telecine) for moe info you can contact ifo@movieandsound.it
regards
Michelle
Hi,I'm in the process of preparing to shoot a short film of mine and wanted to shoot some scenes on Double-X and plus-x (reversal), but the only problem is that I don't live anywhere near a store that sells super 8 film. I don't know how much I want to purchase off ebay because: 1. I don't need that much film 2. Budget is micro and 3. It's not much cheaper than full price.
I've looked Bhphoto.com and they only sell reversal film, but I was wondering if there was a place (other than Kodak directly) I could get all my super 8 needs?
Thanks,
Chris
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if you are testing all labs, pls test our lab too, we are in Italy and we do processing and telecine of all formats, also 8,S8and 9,5mm we use Rank Cintel 4:2:2 telecine and DaVinci consol for color correction. we can do telecine from 16 to 50fps.
for more info pls check our site www.movieandsound.it
Michelle
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hi, we have a promotion for S8mm processing and telecine with Rank Cintel MKIII to DVD or MiniDV, 21,5? per cartridge of 15m. for more info pls contact me or check our web site www.movieandsound.it
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hi, we have a promotion for S8mm processing and telecine with Digiscan Rank Cintel MKIII to DVD or MiniDV, 21,5? per cartridge of 15m. for more info pls contact me or check our web site www.movieandsound.it
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Two Weeks of Cinematography and Advanced Lighting Techniques in Film Studio in Florence. Combination of Film and Digital Video. Taught by award cinematographer Janusz Sikora who teaches filmmaking at University of Southern California and Dreamworks Studios. After successful Workshop last summer, we extend our cooperation with Movie and Sound Studios in Florence. Janusz teaches his Dancing with Light Technique which is a comprehensive approach to visual expression where Cinematic Eloquence is of primary concern. Workshop is designed for Directors and Directors of photography as it deals with esthetics of cinematic interpretation. Students are encouraged to bring their own ideas as they will have chance to try their execution in professional environment of Film Studio. Program is unique in that it covers both Technical and Artistic aspects of cinematic expression. Read about Program http://www.cecov.it/altricorsi-en.html
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hi, we have a promotion for S8mm processing and telecine with Digiscan Rank Cintel MKIII to DVD or MiniDV, 21,5? per cartridge of 15m. for more info pls contact me or check our web site www.movieandsound.it
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hi, we have a promotion for S8mm processing and telecine with Digiscan Rank Cintel MKIII to DVD or MiniDV, 21,5? per cartridge of 15m. for more info pls contact me or check our web site www.movieandsound.it
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Two Weeks of Cinematography and Advanced Lighting Techniques in Film Studio and motion picture lab Movie and Sound (www.movieandsound.it) in Florence Italy. Combination of Film 35mm and Digital Video. Taught by award cinematographer Janusz Sikora who teaches filmmaking at University of Southern California and Dreamworks Studios. Janusz teaches his Dancing with Light Technique which is a comprehensive approach to visual expression where Cinematic Eloquence is of primary concern. Workshop is designed for Directors and Directors of photography as it deals with esthetics of cinematic interpretation. Students are encouraged to bring their own ideas as they will have chance to try their execution in professional environment of Film Studio. Program is unique in that it covers both Technical and Artistic aspects of cinematic expression.
Read about Program: http://www.cecov.it/altricorsi-en.html
Hi Everyone.I am looking for cinematography and lighting workshops (especially in film), anywhere in Europe. Does anyone know of schools that teach in either English, French, or Spanish? I'm looking for a really intensive hands-on sort of thing, with a good technical level. Not a full-time school. Anything from a week to a summer.
Any ideas?
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Two Weeks of Cinematography and Advanced Lighting Techniques in Film Studio and motion picture lab Movie and Sound (www.movieandsound.it) in Florence. Combination of Film and Digital Video. Taught by award cinematographer Janusz Sikora who teaches filmmaking at University of Southern California and Dreamworks Studios. Janusz teaches his Dancing with Light Technique which is a comprehensive approach to visual expression where Cinematic Eloquence is of primary concern. Workshop is designed for Directors and Directors of photography as it deals with esthetics of cinematic interpretation. Students are encouraged to bring their own ideas as they will have chance to try their execution in professional environment of Film Studio. Program is unique in that it covers both Technical and Artistic aspects of cinematic expression.
Read about Program: http://www.cecov.it/altricorsi-en.html
Hi,I would like to know your opinion on any workshops, short courses and any kind of cinematography education that could help develop a career in cinematography (I'm a 26 tv camera operator, who also works steadily as an assistant camera and gaffer on shorts, music videos, ads and some features). I've already spent 2 years on a media degree, and attended some workshops (steadicam, assistant camera...) here in my country. I also have a background (+5 years) on postproduction and editing.
What I'm looking now for is a way to continue my education (I keep shooting a lot of tests, anyway!). I've been toying with the idea of enrolling at LA Film School, or NFTS (If I ever get accepted), but spending 2 years full time I'm afraid could somehow slow down my career here...
So, I'm looking for quality short courses and workshops (weekend to 4 months) I could enroll to develop my cinematography skills. I'm looking for english or spanish courses anywhere in the world, and already found about the Maine workshops, the LFS Short courses and NFTS at London... Any other ideas I can add to the list?.
Thank you!
Jose
bell and howell model c operating manual
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hello, I wonder if you have a FCC or an old tape reader for a Bell & Howell C printer with electromechanical light valve.
thanks
Michelle