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HDDSLR Filmmaking

Lesson 18 of 26

ROUGH CUT: Psychiatrist Office at Night

 

HDDSLR Filmmaking

Lesson 18 of 26

ROUGH CUT: Psychiatrist Office at Night

 

Lesson Info

ROUGH CUT: Psychiatrist Office at Night

I've tried, I tried to do what you wanted me to do. I went home, I tried, I just couldn't went home. I made the list you told me to make with him with the pendant, I told you to use he's pencil it's about the pencil it's aboutthe it's about. You know, I can't use the pen it's. What it does to my hands leaves it all my and that's, where it belongs, but it won't. It won't wash. You can't keep erasing it, it's, your dirty, you can't be clean.

Class Description

For the first time in history, a camera that costs roughly $2,500 can shoot material good enough to hold its own weight on the highest professional levels. 


Gale Tattersall, renowned Director of Photography, has been at the forefront of pushing HDDSLR's in Hollywood. He shot the season finale of House entirely on a Canon 5DMII last year. In this HDDLSR filmmaking workshop, he teaches the ins and outs of making great films with HDDLSR cameras. 

Note: Neither NBC Universal, Fox Television or any other entity involved in the production of the House M.D. program endorses or is in any way responsible for the content and production of this workshop program.

Lessons

  1. Introduction of Gale Tattersall
  2. Shooting the House Season 6 Finale
  3. Field Tested 5DMII Camera Settings
  4. Q & A
  5. Camera Rigs
  6. Filming Swing Dancers with the Rigs
  7. Reviewing Student Footage
  8. Audience Q & A
  9. BONUS: The HDDSLR Swing Dance
  1. Introduction to Lighting
  2. Demo: 5DMII vs. Video Camera
  3. Lighting a Daytime Scene
  4. Lighting Gear
  5. Lighting a Nighttime Scene
  6. Constructing a Scene pt 1
  7. Constructing a Scene pt 2
  8. Audience Q & A
  9. ROUGH CUT: Psychiatrist Office at Night
  1. Sound
  2. Affordable Lighting Solutions
  3. Lighting Q&A
  4. House: Slow Motion Bull Ride
  5. Workflow Q&A
  6. Filming an Interrogation Scene part 1
  7. Filming an Interrogation Scene part 2
  8. Wrap Up

Reviews

Kenna Klosterman
 

Watch this AWESOME behind the scenes video of the Gale Tatersall workshop from in-person student Jenny May Finn on YouTube: http://youtu.be/3WbR4VC1id8 Thank you Jenny May for sharing how fabulous it is to be part of the studio audience!

a Creativelive Student
 

It is a very good class, with a lot of information and exercises. It´s better to watch more than a couple of times.