VisualBuddha.com | Welcome. After Effects. What is Filmmaking? [Part One] Who is a filmmaker? A Filmmaker is one who takes the onus of a feature film from beginning to end, and most commonly fulfills the dual role of producer and director (or more if impelled to do so). The traditional designations of any feature film have become too professional, with responsibilities demarcated, and boundaries clearly defined so that one knows one’s limits.
A Filmmaker, on the other hand, has no such boundaries. He/she must do whatever it takes to get the job done, because most filmmakers work outside the ‘system’, whichever country they might belong in. Now that you know that a Filmmaker is responsible for a feature film from beginning to end, it’s time to know where everything starts (the easy part), and where everything ends (the not-so-easy part). I divide the entire filmmaking process into these steps: Writing and DevelopmentPre-production (or Prep)ProductionPost Production (or Post)Marketing and PublicityRelease, Sales and DistributionRoyalty and Maintenance 1. Comprehensive Guide to Rigging Any Camera - 1 Introduction to Rigging. By Sareesh Sudhakaran Disclosure: Links in this post may be to our affiliates; sales through affiliate links may benefit this site.
Please help support wolfcrow and buy from Amazon . It won’t cost you anything extra. Image Courtesy: Daniel Figur, Jeff McCoy, Josh Hamilton Many of you might have read my Master Guide to Rigging a Blackmagic Design Cinema Camera and Master Guide to Rigging a Nikon D800 or D800E. I thought it might be a good idea to put together a bigger guide that covers more cameras and situations.
This comprehensive guide outlines a road map on how to plan, assemble and build your own personal camera rig. The camera systems covered in this guide: Panasonic GH2/GH3Nikon D4/D800E/D800/D600Canon 1DX/5D/6D/7D/60D/650D/600D/550DSony A99Blackmagic Cinema Camera EF/MTFSony FS100/FS700/F3Canon C100/C300Red Scarlet/EpicArri AlexaSony F65 By providing sufficient examples I hope I will have given you enough information to confidently build a custom rig for any type of camera or project.
CINEMA GUERILLA, Mode d'emploi. Suivez les conseils des professionnels, posez des questions et échangez vos tuyaux sur les différentes étapes de la construction d’un film : L’écriture du scénario, Le découpage, La préparation, La production, Le tournage, La post-production, Suite > → Regardez les films utilisés en exemple dans le livre Cinéma Guérilla « Le Greenboy » (Alysson Paradis, Aurélienn Jégou).
Budget : 250 €. Tourné avec un Canon 7D et 550D. Montage sur PC (Première Pro), étalonnage avec Magic Bullet. Plus de 25 sélections en festivals internationaux, de nombreux reportages (Arte, France 5, France [...] Suite > → Le Guide de la Cinématographie DSLR. What you need to know to make beautiful, inexpensive movies using a DSLR. Now available as an updated, expanded eBook — and still 100% free. Subscribe here to receive the free PDF! If you find this guide helpful, please buy your DSLR gear from the Amazon and B&H Photo links here.
Introduction That “movie mode” hidden in the menu system of your new DSLR? It’s not just a novelty feature. As for my own DSLR qualifications, I recently shot two episodes of the WBP Labs/Babelgum show RADAR on a Nikon D90; several behind-the-scenes videos for Focus Features on a Canon 5d Mark II; some other DSLR footage I can’t yet talk about publicly; and I’ve lensed plenty of pre-DSLR projects (e.g. Digital cinematography is changing so rapidly these days that a printed book on the subject will likely be outdated by the time it reaches store shelves; this is especially true when it comes to the rapid release cycle of DSLRs. I can only take credit for a small percentage of the knowledge here. Pour caméra assistants. If you haven’t already stumbled across Reddit – the self-proclaimed front page of the Internet – then you’re missing out on one of the best features of the website: the AMA.
Meaning “Ask Me Anything,” an AMA is essentially an open-forum group interview session conducted with a person of interest. Everyone from Barack Obama to Pete Docter to Bill Nye the Science Guy has done one. Though Reddit AMA’s are most often associated with celebrities, one of the filmmaking communities on Reddit has begun an AMA series with filmmaking professionals. Their first candidate? A union 1st Assistant Camera (AC) – user robots11 – who has worked on some big budget features, various commercials, TV dailies, and a plethora of other credits. Though a name wasn’t given, the unidentified AC was obviously skilled and knowledgable about the craft. You can read the entire AMA here (which you should), but I’ve also sorted the 10 best advices below. FreeCreativeName: How did you enter the business? Good question!