Cinematic ArtsThe Cinematic Arts Filmcraft Workshop Series gives students the opportunity to learn hard skills and advance their ability in practical areas of filmmaking, such as cinematography, editing, post-production, and sound. The workshops run for six weeks, starting Friday, September 9th. Each workshop is offered twice, on Friday afternoon and the following Saturday morning. No experience or registration is required.
The Cinematic Arts Filmcraft Camera Guides which accompany the workshops are provided as links at the end of this page.
Workshops
Camera Systems
10am January 27th
10am January 28th
Cinematic Arts Film Studio, Rubenstein Arts Center 232
Camera systems and camera operating for motion picture photography.
Camera Support and Movement
10am February 3rd
10am February 4th
Cinematic Arts Film Studio, Rubenstein Arts Center 232
The machinery and techniques of camera movement.
Lighting Technique
10am February 10th
10am February 11th
Cinematic Arts Film Studio, Rubenstein Arts Center 232
The machinery and techniques of cinematic lighting.
Fixtures and Gripping
10am February 17th
10am February 18th
Cinematic Arts Film Studio, Rubenstein Arts Center 232
The skills and equipment of cinema lighting.
Location Sound
10am February 24th
10am February 25th
Cinematic Arts Film Studio, Rubenstein Arts Center 232
The machinery and techniques of location sound recording.
Post-Production
10am March 4th (Saturday)
10am March 5th (Sunday)
Note that the Friday, March 3rd session has been postponed to Sunday, March 5th.
Cinematic Arts Film Studio, Rubenstein Arts Center 232
Modern post-production workflow.
Camera Guides
Sony FS5 Sony A73 Sony A7SII Sony A6500 Sony A6300 BMPCC Panasonic DVX200 Canon 80D Canon 60D Canon 7D
Contact:
Steve Milligan
sam68@duke.edu