DW101: Shoot To Screen

This class starts with a two or three camera shoot (using RED, BMCC, Sony, and/or iPhone). We discuss how to shoot for the grade and pre-plan shots to make life easier in post. However, this doesn’t always happen, so we’ll be making some common mistakes during the shoot, and then learn how to fix or match them correctly in DaVinci Resolve. Not all cameras look the same, so matching cameras is a common problem faced by all productions.

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RG180: Resolve Intermediate Techniques

This class is designed around a small conformed sequence that you can take away. We will work through the project from start to finish considering the best strategies to get the job finished efficiently. You will be able to keep the media, project and stills — a great way to continue your learning.

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RG301: Looks And Matching Masterclass

bring a movie or sequence to life. They will review movie and drama sequences and discuss how the color and mood has enhanced the film. They will also learn how to create the traditional “looks” from movies, TV commercials, and music videos, as well as how to match those looks, not only shot to shot, but also to an entire scene.

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PVA Video Calibration

Video Calibration Training, with Certification by the Professional Video Alliance (PVA), is a professional program designed to take those working with video to the next level. Comprised of workbook focused exercises interspersed with supervised, hands-on practice, this ICA workshop provides you with the necessary tools to start offering calibration services immediately. 4 total days of hands on training with state of the art equipment.

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CT112: Video Calibration – Essential Core Training, PVA Certified

Level I attendees will obtain an PVA Certificate of Completion, Level II attendees, who complete class requirements, will achieve the status of PVA Certified Video Professional and be able to offer PVA Certified Video Calibrations.

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CT313: Video Calibration – Advanced Training, PVA Certified

As technology evolves, one’s approach to setup and calibration must also evolve to achieve maximum performance from these new high tech systems. Attendees, will be presented with current best practice and then given the opportunity to apply this knowledge in a hands on environment that fosters a better understanding of cutting edge technology.

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