The Class will include the following:

  • Care of Equipment

  • The Fundamentals of Shooting

  • Storytelling and script writing

  • Interviewing

  • Lighting, Framing

  • Capturing, Editing, Uploading

    • "The still image records a moment created in fractions of a second. The video is a montage of moments played together to create an “extended moment.” What happens when we approach video as still photojournalists, with a legacy of great storytelling and ethics, considering motion and sound as two more layers of information available to our imagery?
    The result is a powerful form of hands-off reporting with video that places the focus of storytelling where it belongs - on the subject, and allows viewers to find the moment between layers of excellent photography, audio and motion. A new style of photojournalism is born, with a growth potential as deep and wide as the creative soul."
    - David Leeson, Pulitzer Prize Winner, Photojournalist, Filmmaker

    		   Key Points:
    The processes used for planning will vary based on the complexity of the project and the style of video being produced. For short, instructional style clips, a simple written description will suffice. For more complex projects such as a video drama, a pictorial storyboard may be more appropriate.

    Pre-production includes the logistics of the production, as well as, guidance to the camera crew. Even with a simple project, a large number of variables can positively or negatively impact the quality of the project.

    The combination of thorough planning and experience will help make the difference.



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