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https://cinestudy.org/2019/11/12/edit-challenge-multicam/ CINESTUDY (formerly Framelines) presents an Interactive Project and EDIT CHALLENGE! We want YOU to be the EDITOR of these two MUSIC VIDEOS! Here we have 2 songs recorded from 4 different cameras. You need to synchronize the shots...

That is fantastic!

This has some amazing themes, especially the piano parts.

How large is your crew going to be? How big is the camera package and lighting?

Holy smokes, NOFILMSCHOOL.COM just did a fantastic mention of our Cinestudy project! https://nofilmschool.com/cinestudy-opportunity+

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Mini Horror Movie EDIT CHALLENGE click here We want YOU to be our editor on a mini-HORROR MOVIE! Anyone can download the free 4K raw footage and then edit the short film and upload it. I've spun off my tv show FRAMELINES into this new interactive project called CINESTUDY. We're going to be...

The Panasonic AF100 is my main camera(s) (we have 2), but I still love the GH3 too. And my Canon T2i. And sometimes when I'm lucky I shoot with the RED (One, Scarlet, and Epic).

I wasn't able to make NAB this year, would love a hard copy. I saw the newsletter and showed it to my students here. Thanks for the chance to contribute.

No problem. Plenty more where that came from.

Filmmaking is the most collaborative artform and one of the few that uses sight and sound to such effect.

A podcast explaining the basics of Teaser Trailers and Teaser Posters.

Thanks. Yeah, I notice all the time how the camera movement and angles take great performances and enhance them greatly.

the Sonnyboo Podcast looks at the various titles of "Producer" http://youtu.be/vJNCkhhhJqM

That is a great template! I always do shot lists before storyboards. They are invaluable at the least as a backup to shooting on the fly and making sure you get everything you intended.

This is from my PBS show on Filmmaking, this one focusing on using the camera to tell a story

Really impressive. Easy to understand, step by step. THANKS!

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There was a lot done well in these clips. Specifically the SHINING SCENE remake - One of the most important things Kubrick did with the steadicam tracking shots of the kid was making them at his eye level or lower. It made the audience empathize with Danny. In your version, the perspective...