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Learn how to edit, retouch, paint, manipulate and create still images using the industry standard graphic design program Quickly become familiarized with Photoshop's interface and workflow. This class is useful for anyone wanting to create graphics for print, web and video. General computer literacy is required.
Have an idea for a video documentary project? This intensive workshop is designed for people who want to work in small-format video (DV, miniDV and HDV). Learn how to creatively develop and break down your idea into a one-page treatment and introduce materials to create project production schedules and a sample budget. This is the ideal workshop for first-time videomakers at the start of their projects.
Any good video producer knows that good audio is just as important, if not more important, than good video. Viewers will forgive a bad shot before they will forgive inaudible audio. This workshop will look at important considerations for recording audio in field productions, including choosing the proper gear for your projects. Learn how to properly pin a lavaliere mic, and how to use hand held and shotgun mics. We’ll also show you how to capture and edit audio in an editing program. Bring any audio related question you may have and our knowledgeable instructor will help you! Next Dates: Wednesday, March 3
Are you the shoot now, edit later type of producer? Break your bad habit and learn how to properly pre-produce your program. This workshop will help you turn your ideas into a 5-minute program! Learn about concept development, storyboards, how to shoot your idea, releases, copyrights, and more! Participants are urged to come with an idea in mind. There will be lots of sharing and input from others. You will leave this class with a starting place for making your 5-minute program. Next Date: Thursday, February 16 - 5-9PM
Whether you’re a seasoned video producer or you’re buying a video camera for the first time, this workshop is a must! This two session workshop will have you up and running in no time. In the first session, MiND instructors will teach you how your personal camera works and show you how to properly setup for various production scenarios. Learn about focus, white balance, the rule of thirds, exposure and much, much more. After you learn how your camera works, we’ll send you home for a week with a homework assignment. You’ll be required to shoot 10 examples of "good" shots and 10 examples of "bad" shots- you must be able to explain why the shots are good and why they are bad.
Join MiND for a unique one-day workshop to learn video production basics from our expert instructors. You will learn about concept development, video production, editing, and just about everything you need to know to bring your ideas to TV. Spend the morning with our instructors and learn about concept development and how to efficiently pre-produce a program idea. Make sure you come with an idea for a 5 minute program that we can discuss as a group! We will take a short break and then jump right into shooting basics. Learn the primary functions of a video camera and how to properly frame a shot.
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