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    8-Week (Online) Spring Filmmaking Intensive, March 22 - May 14, 2021

    See why @MMWorkshops students have gone on to win Oscars and Emmys! In the new 8-Week Online Spring Filmmaking Intensive, get immersed in the key dynamics of filmmaking and learn what it means to become a complete filmmaker. Reserve your seat today! 8-Week Spring Filmmaking Intensive (ONLINE) -...
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    Acting 101: Movies vs Commercial

    This week we will be exploring the topic of acting in movies vs commercial projects. We’ll answer the questions of how to get paid acting gigs, how to secure an agent or be in a talent agency and what to expect in your career as an actor. We’ll also focus on the demands and perks of the...
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    Crew Talk: Tips for Writing Corporate Video Scripts

    Join us on our next Webcast where Sarah will be discussing the process of script writing for corporate videos with 5 talented writers. Discussion Topics: - How they got into the industry. - Their natural writing style. - Multi-column scripts. - Tips & best practices. - Audience Q&A. Register...
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    Which camcorder has "discrete" zoom, instead of "continuous"?

    I saw that the zoom of the Canon Vixia HF R600 (and of course, other camcorders too) only advances progressively, but I want a camcorder that can jump directly to some level of zoom, i.e. if the optical zoom is 32x I want the camera to be able to jump directly to 4x, 8x, 16x, etc. (or some...
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    Lightweight Zoom LWZ.2 with Interchangeable Mount

    Lightweight Zoom LWZ.2 with Interchangeable MountThe new Lightweight Zoom LWZ.2 is the first on the market to combine outstanding optical image quality with an interchangeable mount. The LWZ.2 is a cine lens designed for use with HDSLR as well as traditional cine cameras. The interchangeable...
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    Help with Lens

    I'm using a Canon HF20, and recently I realized a significant difference between shooting from close up, completely zoomed out, and shooting from far away and zoomed in. The subject is the same size in both cases but the amount of detail in the background is different. In the first case, it...
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