Mentor Workshop: Cinematography 2

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Code	Completion	Credits	Range	Language Instruction	Semester
311MWC2	exam	5	4 hours (45 min) of instruction per week, 83 to 108 hours of self-study	English	summer

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Předmět zajišťuje FAMU International

This workshop provides a comprehensive study into the tools and the craft of cinematography. Each week students meet with their mentor/professor to analyze various aspects of cinematography in relation to a specific field project. The field projects (see course schedule for details) will explore the tools of the cinematographer (i.e. camera equipment, lighting, exponometry, camera movements,etc.) while at the same time providing students the necessary theory and experience to develop an individual style and poetic. By the end of the semester students will have the groundwork to conceive and photograph the final 35 mm „Dream“ project. In order to ensure personal attention this workshop is limited to 8 students.

Learning outcomes

To understand and apply:

Lighting: Terminology, Basic Rules, Intensity, Color Temperature, Filters, Lighting technique, Types of lights used in Studio, 3 point Lighting System, modulation of light
Exponometry, Setting exposure, The variables affecting exposure
Incident light measuring technology
Spotmeter measuring technology
Exposure methods for capturing on film
Exposure method for digital capturing
Cameras and Equipment

1.Paillard Bolex

2.Aaton 16mm - XTR, LTR, Production

3.ARRI SR 3 16 mm

4.ARRI III 35mm

5.ARRI 435 35mm

6.Video Technology:SONY HDV Z1SONY HDV Z E 5

Studio Lighting Theory
Photographic Methods, High Key, Low Key, Out of Balance LK
Postproduction Technology: laboratory and grading
Telecine Transfer Technology
Video Production: TV Technology, TV Lighting Cameraman´s Strategy for Studio sequence (3 Cameras on set) Technology Capturing and his role in the process of video production

Prerequisites and other requirements

Genuine interest in cinematography, ability to learn

Literature

none

Evaluation methods and criteria

85% Execution of Field Projects

15% Workshop Attendance and Participation

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