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Camera - Intermediate by Jeremy Levine

Topic : "What courses should I take to learn the principals of camera work. "

Started by Kolin314 on Oct 06, 2010 at 04:08 pm

I know you offer many courses, but I want to focus this month on camera work basic principles, can you point me to or give me a list of courses to take?

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michael
4:45 pm Wednesday
Oct 6, 2010

Can you direct me to some of the work you've shot already? Lemme do a diagnostic and I can give you a more intelligent answer. Either posted here of send me the URLs.

Kolin314
4:42 pm Wednesday
Oct 6, 2010

I'm so glad you asked, I tried to put this into my post, but it is limited to 350 letters and spaces, so after emailing Emi, I came up with a simple post. I have been shooting sports (Cheerleading) for 4 years, started with a Cannon HV10 and now use a A1s. I shoot a weekly online trade video for "the appraisal show", edit and post. I'm getting pretty good with Adobe CS5 Premiere Pre, AE, and PS. My weekly shoot is with a fixed camera. The cheerleading, well I'v done it so long I have developed an eye, but I shot a seminar this week and was lost as to framing, pan and zoom. So now I want to learn paning, zooming framing, etc. The basics I guess.

michael
4:13 pm Wednesday
Oct 6, 2010

Where are you on the scale of 'never touched a camera before' to 'won an Emmy last week'?