HDV Masterclass Course |
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5 days |
10:00am |
5pm |
Mon - Fri |
Course outline
Camera Familiarisation
Exposure
Focusing Techniques
Audio for shooting
Lighting for HDV
Shooting for the edit
Production Principles
Production Planning
Shooting
Editing
Industry Facts
Job Opportunities
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Satisfaction Guaranteed!
A diploma in 'Broadcast Journalism' is awarded by
The London Academy of Media Film & Television to students who successfully
complete this course.
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What the students say:
| ''knowing how to set up for interviews was my favorite part of the course, so many tips and knowlege gained has given me great confidence for the future''. Its a course I can reccommend. |
| Nairn Dooley, 26, Producer |
| Every thing you ever wanted to know about putting together TV programmes and all the equipment required was just mind blowing. Thanks for a fantastic well put together course. |
| Jamie Sullen, 19, Runner BBC |
| This was by far the best course I have ever done. The tuition was first class. The experience and practical knowlege from doing this courses got me a job as a trainee Broadcast Assistant at the Beeb. |
| Cheryl Blaid, 25, Journalist |
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Fees and to enrol online
vf16-1209 / a1
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Welcome to the one-week HDV masterclass covering 5 days of shooting and editing using the latest HDV cameras from Sony JVC and Canon.
Final Cut Pro will be the editing software using the iMAC platform from Apple. Students will have their own workstation using 20 inch widescreen monitors.
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Working as part of a crew you will direct and shoot your own three minute programme on location and in the studio.
Learn about Lighting for HDV, the principles for three point lighting. There is also a practical opportunity for everyone on the course to light a TV studio interview.
Equip List>
Sony HVRZ1E HDV
Sony PD170
Canon XL2
JVC GY-HD100
Final Cut Express HDV
Kino Flo
Dedo
Red Heads
Sony wireless Microphones
Boom Mic and hand held
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Shooting for the edit explains how to shoot sequences that will edit together.
Production Principles includes ‘crossing the line’ shot sequencing, shot sizes. This is followed with practical exercises.
Production Planning includes typical script layouts. How to produce a production schedule. Call sheets. Production budgeting.
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The Final Edit: Each student will edit his or her own three-minute programme under the supervision of a producer/editor.
A review of each three minute programme with a final question and answer session. This is followed by you receieving your diploma and a social-get-together at the local pub. |
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