CineCentral Workshops
Sunday, April 14 – Tuesday, April 16
Exclusive access to the latest content capture technology in drone use and large action filming equipment. Rare opportunities to train in real-world environments using cranes, remote heads and more.
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Cranes, Dollies, Stabilized Heads: Motion and Movement Workshop
A unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience with large cranes, dollies, and stabilized remote heads— all of the large storytelling tools in one location. Instructors are respected camera operators, 1st camera assistants and grips with notable credits.
Designing and Executing THE Action Shot: Motion and Movement Workshop
Get maximum exposure to the use of cranes, stabilized remote heads, and dollies. Action scenes will be designed, blocked and executed using these cinematic tools. Instructors are respected camera operators, 1st camera assistants and grips with notable credits.
Drones and the Art of Cinematic Camera Movement
The team of experienced pilots and camera operators from Lightcraft will give an overview of various drone types and how best to utilize each platform in a range of scenarios. Get insightful considerations when planning aerial work, while keeping safety and reliable execution in mind.
Kodak Presents: Film Loading Workshop
A practical motion picture film workshop to equip creators with the knowledge they need to shoot on this unmatched medium. Addressing the basics of film capture, the workshop will cover necessary steps to shoot on Super8mm and 16mm film.
Monday, April 15 @ 9:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Tuesday, April 16 @ 9:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
The Society of Camera Operators Present: Women Camera Operators Workshop
This hands-on experience, with a focus on female operators, offers participants of varying skill levels and experience, an opportunity to go hands-on with cranes, dollies, handheld cameras, gear heads, and more. One-on-one time with seasoned instructors, carrying notable credits, will deliver practical skills and techniques in content capture that will apply to any production genre.
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Mande Whitaker SOCCamera OperatorSOC
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Bonnie Blake SOCCamera OperatorSOC
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Jenny McShaneProducer, Dolly GripIATSE Local 80
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Dawn Fleischman SOCCamara OperatorSOC