Workshops & Seminars
SCAD DSLR Workshops
SCAD Film Faculty Presenter: Paul "Bear" Brown
Seminar Title: DSLR Workshops
Location: Hamilton Hall Room 104 (Studio C)
Times: 9am to 10:15am/ 10:30am to 12pm/ 1pm to 2:15pm/ 2:30pm to 4pm
* Sign-up required 20 seats each section*
9am to 10:15am BUILDING YOUR DSLR KIT:
What camera to choose? What Lenses? Do I NEED a monitor? What do you mean I need a CLASS 8 or better? These and many more questions will be discussed in order to help you create a DSLR package that suits you.
10:30am to 12pm DSLR CINEMATOGRAPHY:
This is a hands on workshop where students will be able to test and evaluate their cameras and others using various techniques and equipment, such as a 12-step Greyscale (As seen in the Zacuto Shootout used by the Digerati)
1pm to 2:15pm & 2:30pm to 4pm UNDERSTANDING YOUR DSLR CAMERA:
What is REALLY the difference between Shooting with my DSLR and other HD Cameras? Discussions of Latitiude, Rolling Shutter, Picture Styles and other topics discussed and demonstrated using various DSLR cameras.
Equipment: Canon (5D & 7D), Olympus, Red Rock follow focus system, Tripods, Lenses (Canon & Nikon)
Location: Hamilton Hall Room 104 (Studio C)
Adobe Workshops
Adobe Presenter: Sebastian Distefano
Seminar Title: Adobe Workshops
Location: Adler Hall Room 323
Times: 9am to 10:15am/ 10:30am to 12pm/ 1pm to 2:15pm/ 2:30pm to 4pm
9am to 10:15am Native Tapeless Workflows in Production Premium CS5.
You will learn how to avoid time-consuming transcoding of tapeless formats using Premiere Pro CS5. Also learn how the new 64 bit native Mercury Playback Engine can provide you with realtime editing of content created on RED cameras. This session will cover how to work with Premiere Pro's new tapeless media browser. Also how to work with Adobe's native support for Canon DSLR cameras. It will also cover how Premiere Pro CS5 works with other tapeless media formats like XDCAM HD 50, AVCCAM, DPX, AVC-Intra, JVC ProHD.
10:30am to 12pm Deep Dive into Photoshop CS5 Extended for Photographers, Designers and Video Professionals.
You will learn how to use the new Content-Aware Fill, how complex selections can be made easily with new masking and refinement tools. Learn how to create photorealistic HDR images and use brand new painting effects with the Mixer Brush. New state-of- the-art Camera Raw 6 and learn how Lightroom 3 is tightly integrated with Photoshop CS5. Finally you will learn how to edit video in Photoshop CS5 Extended.
1pm to 2:15pm & 2:30pm to 4pm From Stills to Motion, using DSLR cameras featuring the Canon 5D.
This session starts with a complete technical overview of the sensor and technology in the Canon 5D Mark II and how it compares to 35 mm film. You will learn how video professionals and photographers use both Photoshop CS5 and Premiere Pro CS5 to edit stills and videos together. Learn how Dynamic Link can accelerate your rendering pipeline and how the new Adobe Media Encoder can speed up your output. If you are using a DSLR for your next project you don't want to miss this session.
SCAD DSLR Workshops
SCAD Film Faculty Presenter: Paul "Bear" Brown
Seminar Title: DSLR Workshops
Location: Hamilton Hall Room 104 (Studio C)
Times: 9am to 10:15am/ 10:30am to 12pm/ 1pm to 2:15pm/ 2:30pm to 4pm
* Sign-up required 20 seats each section*
9am to 10:15am BUILDING YOUR DSLR KIT:
What camera to choose? What Lenses? Do I NEED a monitor? What do you mean I need a CLASS 8 or better? These and many more questions will be discussed in order to help you create a DSLR package that suits you.
10:30am to 12pm DSLR CINEMATOGRAPHY:
This is a hands on workshop where students will be able to test and evaluate their cameras and others using various techniques and equipment, such as a 12-step Greyscale (As seen in the Zacuto Shootout used by the Digerati)
1pm to 2:15pm & 2:30pm to 4pm UNDERSTANDING YOUR DSLR CAMERA:
What is REALLY the difference between Shooting with my DSLR and other HD Cameras? Discussions of Latitiude, Rolling Shutter, Picture Styles and other topics discussed and demonstrated using various DSLR cameras.
Equipment: Canon (5D & 7D), Olympus, Red Rock follow focus system, Tripods, Lenses (Canon & Nikon)
Location: Hamilton Hall Room 104 (Studio C)
Adobe Workshops
Adobe Presenter: Sebastian Distefano
Seminar Title: Adobe Workshops
Location: Adler Hall Room 323
Times: 9am to 10:15am/ 10:30am to 12pm/ 1pm to 2:15pm/ 2:30pm to 4pm
9am to 10:15am Native Tapeless Workflows in Production Premium CS5.
You will learn how to avoid time-consuming transcoding of tapeless formats using Premiere Pro CS5. Also learn how the new 64 bit native Mercury Playback Engine can provide you with realtime editing of content created on RED cameras. This session will cover how to work with Premiere Pro's new tapeless media browser. Also how to work with Adobe's native support for Canon DSLR cameras. It will also cover how Premiere Pro CS5 works with other tapeless media formats like XDCAM HD 50, AVCCAM, DPX, AVC-Intra, JVC ProHD.
10:30am to 12pm Deep Dive into Photoshop CS5 Extended for Photographers, Designers and Video Professionals.
You will learn how to use the new Content-Aware Fill, how complex selections can be made easily with new masking and refinement tools. Learn how to create photorealistic HDR images and use brand new painting effects with the Mixer Brush. New state-of- the-art Camera Raw 6 and learn how Lightroom 3 is tightly integrated with Photoshop CS5. Finally you will learn how to edit video in Photoshop CS5 Extended.
1pm to 2:15pm & 2:30pm to 4pm From Stills to Motion, using DSLR cameras featuring the Canon 5D.
This session starts with a complete technical overview of the sensor and technology in the Canon 5D Mark II and how it compares to 35 mm film. You will learn how video professionals and photographers use both Photoshop CS5 and Premiere Pro CS5 to edit stills and videos together. Learn how Dynamic Link can accelerate your rendering pipeline and how the new Adobe Media Encoder can speed up your output. If you are using a DSLR for your next project you don't want to miss this session.
