Welcome 2 Class

1 ON 1 CLASSES

VIDEOgrpahy & FILM PHOTOGRAPHY

Intro to Videography

Key Objective

Covering the fundamentals of videography and audio, and how these simple tips can enhance your storytelling, business skills, and

Overview

Understanding the role of videography and how to implement it in your business and bring in more income
Develop your storytelling abilities and creating engaging visuals through video
Learn how to compose visually appealing shots and push your creativity
Discover tips and tricks for successful videography projects and how to manage with potential clients
Learn essential video editing techniques to turn raw or slog footage into compelling stories
How to properly import and export and store your footage
Audio hacks for great quality and basic essentials

Things to know

You don't need a camera to be apart of this class. However, a notebook is needed and your undivided attention
If you do have a camera the class will be based off the Sony A73 and the editing software Adobe Premiere

Key Objective

Introducing beginners to the fundamental skills and techniques of film photography, enabling them to confidently use film cameras and produce captivating images.

Overview

What is Film Photography?

Types of Film and Cameras

a. Introduction to different types of film (color, black and white, slide film).
- b. Exploring various film cameras (35mm, medium format, point-and-shoot).
  - c. How to load your film

Camera Anatomy

a. Understanding the different parts of a film camera.
- b. Basic camera handling and care.

Exposure Triangle for Film

a. Understanding aperture, shutter speed, and ISO for film photography.
- b. Understanding film stocks and the best for what situation
  - c. How to balance these settings for proper exposure.

Focusing Techniques

a. Manual focus vs. autofocus with film cameras.
- b. Tips for achieving accurate focus in different situations

Metering with Film (In - Studio and On - Location)

a. Metering methods and understanding light measurement in film.
- b. Practicing exposure metering in various lighting conditions.

Film Development Basics & Post processing

Things to know

You don't need a camera to be apart of this class. However, a notebook is needed and your undivided attention
If you do have a film camera please make sure to bring it but the class will be based off the Pentax 67 (medium format) and Canon Eos Rebel G