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At 7:30 p.m., “La Nuit Américaine” will be screened in the university’s AudimaxX (French 35mm original version with English subtitles), after which film historian Robert Fischer will speak with cinematographer Pierre-William Glenn about “Truffaut, Rivette, Tarvernier and the Others – 50 Years of Cinematography.”
This will be followed by numerous further-training offerings until the end of March:
- Conducting interviews in documentary film with Knut Karger (2–3.3.)
- Story development in documentary film with Knut Karger (8–10.3.)
- International conference “Teaching Cinematography” (13/14.3.)
- International Masterclasses (15–17.3.)– Note: Media students can apply for a scholarship!
- Charles Poynton & Andy Minuth → Colour/WCG/ LUT/HDR and ACES
- Yuri Neyman → Real Games Cinematography
- Jan Fröhlich, Florian Rettich & Axel Block → HDR Lab – Lighting, Measuring, filming, Grading HDR
- SONY → Working with Sony’s New HDR Standard
- Philippe Ros & Dirk Meier → CAMERA, WORKFLOW & CREATIVITY
- Mikkel Nymand & NN → Sound & Camera 360°
- Martin Faltermeier → Phantom Highspeed
- Stephen Lighthill → What should be done in-camera and what is best left for post?”
- Jörg Geissler/ Sony → Old S16 Lenses on FS7, F55
- Matthias Bolliger → “Low light babies” – Panasonic Varicam35, the Sony Alpha 7Sii; Canon
- NN → Light, Cameras & Lenses
- Hands on xK 20–24.3. with 9 parallel “Hands on” classes:
- Editing Advanced Post Finishing (Michael Radeck)
- Editing for editors, Media Composer focus (Julia Furch)
- Editing for editors, Premiere focus (Stefan Weiss)
- 3 camera classes (Axel Block, Uli Mors, Thomas Beckmann)
- VJ/ One Person Show – Sound, Camera, Editing Basics (EDIUS)
- Image film (Solveig Jeschke)
- 360° basics, shooting, stitching, editing, grading, clean up, delivery (Kevin Müller, Christopher Kempel)
- Fee workshop: “Let us talk about money too…!” – calculation example for freelancers 25–26.03.2017 (Sabine Brose, Stefan Weiss)
And this year, there are already various 50% premium vouchers and 100% funding via education vouchers from the Federal Employment Agency (young mothers returning to work, for example!)
The complete programme – including the international “Teaching Cinematography” conference, international masterclasses and sponsored places for media students – can be found at www.filmtechnologie.de.
