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Cinematography: Light, Lenses and the Truth

  • New Brunswick Filmmakers' Co-operative 732 Charlotte Street Fredericton, NB, E3B 1M5 Canada (map)

Email info@nbfilmcoop.com to register first!

Required workshop for Film Co-op members hoping to make their own films.

Free for Film Co-op Members

$20 for non-members

Class Limit: 20

ON ZOOM

Workshop Instructor: Adam McKay

Description:

1. The history of photography and motion pictures.

2. What are cameras anyway? How do they work

3. What is cinematography? What is the difference between a Cinematographer and Director of Photography? What do they do?

4. What are some of the technical challenges to being a cinematographer?

5. Creative decisions cinematographers have to make and how to make them.

6. Questions?

Biography: Adam McKay is a cinematographer with over 15 years experience. His work spans independent features and larger productions, where he’s learned—sometimes the hard way—that light, lenses, and limitations shape emotion as much as performance does. Rather than chasing polish for its own sake, Adam focuses on creating images that serve both character and story. His approach to cinematography is grounded in understanding the technical, as well as the creative, with the sole goal of serving the story at hand. 

Earlier Event: April 1
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