HDV Camera |
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Course outline
1. Gain hands on experience of shooting HDV
2. Understand the features of an HDV Camera
3. Examine the implications of lighting for HDV
4. Understand HDV in post production
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Satisfaction Guaranteed!
A diploma in Camera operation is awarded by The London Academy of Media Film & Television to students who successfully complete this course.
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What the students say:
| ‘’The HDV cameras were great and so were the tutors’’ |
| ‘’Thanks for a really good course, long live HDV’’ |
| ‘’The quality of the picture was stunning and so was the training’’ |
| Mary Smutt 25, Researcher |
| ‘’I can’t wait to buy my own HDV camera, what an inspiration’’ |
| Julie camble 26, Director |
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Fees and to enrol online
vf16-1209 / a1
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Are you thinking of shooting on HDV or DV This one-day course will explore the possibilities of HDV + DV cameras has to offer.
Enjoy a practical hands-on approach led by tutors who will teach you
about high definition and the implications for shooting with HDV format cameras.
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Through a series of practical workshops you will examine the
implications for production, composition and lighting high definition.
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Starting with an insight to the format, candidates will have the opportunity to test drive an Sony HDV camera.
This is a hands on workshop enabling individuals to discover at first hand the advantages of working with this new and exciting format.
If you currently use Mini DV, DV CAM or Beta cam, then you will be delighted to learn about
HDV.
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Taught by Mike Raycroft, he began his career at ITN as senior cameraman. While at ITN Mike devised many training programmes, winning ITN a national training award. Mike has continued designing and delivering training programmes for new digital start-up stations around the world, including the world’s first digital satellite network in Italy, followed by Asia’s first digital network in Malaysia. |
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