Initiation camera, grip and lighting workshop

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Learning outcomes of the course unit:

By the end of the course students will be able to:

•Understand concepts of safety and correct use of a different technical equipment

•Adopt the vocabulary used within film production concerning the work on set of the Cinematography department

•Analyse how to approach to different situations on set and how to use the equipment in the more accurate way

•Understand the different positions of the cinematography crew members and work with harmony with them

Mode of study:

Seminar

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Class Attendance and Participation: Students should bring their own ideas and concerns and participate actively

Course contents:

The aim of the course is to introduce the basic technical knowledge of Camera, Lighting and Grip equipment while working on set as a team with safety. Students will be able to discuss towards the practice how and when to use different kind’s equipment for their future projects in the school and beyond. Furthermore, students could have an approach to understand the different functions of the cinematography crew and how to interact with it during the production of their projects.

Recommended or required reading:

•The essential reference guide for filmmakers. (2007). New York: Eastman Kodak Company.

•Goi, M. (2013). American cinematographer manual. Chicago: American Cinematographer.

•Elkins, D. E. (2015). Camera assistant's manual. Burlington: Focal.

Assessment methods and criteria:

Assignment: 1 credit for 100% participation

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Lecturer: MgA. Juan Pablo Rozo Rojas

Room 221, Cinematography dept (2nd floor studio)

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No schedule has been prepared for this course

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