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The Art of Wedding Filmmaking

 

The Art of Wedding Filmmaking

 

Class Description


What’s the difference between a videographer and a true cinematographer? How can a single shooter successfully capture a complete wedding story? Join filmmaker Alfio Stuto for a three-day introduction to the wedding cinematographer’s mindset and toolbox. Alfio will cover everything you need to know about video storytelling, post-production workflow, attracting clients, and growing a business. You’ll learn how to choose the equipment right for you, from lenses to lighting equipment, and beyond. Alfio will share the one-of-a-kind techniques he’s developed over a decade of success as a cinematographer, including how to capture a live event through moving, evocative imagery that will last forever. By the end of this course, you’ll have the skills you need to tell a compelling, emotional story through video, with results your clients will love.

Lessons

  1. 9:00 am - Introduction
  2. Basic Gear Kit
  3. Pre-Wedding Planning
  4. Planning and Basic Gear Q&A
  5. Interview Setup and Prep
  6. Shoot: Interview
  7. Lighting an Interview Setup
  8. Alfio's Gear
  9. Pre-Wedding Client Interaction
  10. Managing Your Crew Roles
  11. General Q&A
  1. Style and Composition
  2. Same Day Edit Example
  3. Aspects of Killer Shots
  4. Capturing Sequences
  5. Shoot: Groomsmen
  6. Bridal Prep Setup
  7. Shoot: Bridal Prep
  8. Bridal Prep Q&A
  9. Shoot: The Dress
  10. Wedding Day Overview: The Ceremony
  11. Audio Gear
  12. Wedding Day Overview: The Reception
  13. Wedding Day Overview: Speeches/Toasts
  14. Wedding Day Overview: Dancing
  1. Organizing and Syncing Footage
  2. Multicam Editing
  3. Color Correction
  4. Color Correction Continued
  5. Adjusting Audio
  6. Exporting
  7. Thanks + Credits
  8. Branding and Personalization
  9. Pricing
  10. Pushing Yourself and Changing Lives

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This is fantastic! Boatloads of useful information, lightheartedly told, as if by a friend. And this is in regards to the comment earlier that Alfio is not a good teacher. I find his manner of speaking very easy to get into. It's not rigid and you can tell he's speaking from experience and not quoting text-books. I'd much rather have this sort of teacher than any other. Brilliant stuff, I have to repeat myself.