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Having been involved in still photography, and more recently motion photography, for the better part of the last twenty years, I am eager to teach others what I have learned. I have some advice on this blog, lectured at universities, and been fortunate enough to lead workshops around the globe.
Most recently I teamed up with my friend, Chase Jarvis, and CreativeLIVE - the world’s first LIVE creative internet channel. For three days, from April 30th to May 2nd 2010, we streamed a workshop in which we shared as much information about HDDSLR cinema as we possibly could. This was the best way to reach the largest volume of people out there interested in HDDSLR filmmaking with the highest quality of comprehensive information as far as I was concerned.
Please understand that I receive a few dozen e-mails each day, and dozens of blog posts as well - I do my best to read every single one of them - however, taking the time to answer each and every one adequately would quickly overwhelm me. Therefore, I found the best solution was to put most of what I knew into this three day workshop.
I look forward to continuing to answer the most frequently asked questions on my blog as we go forward. If however, you need answers now, or need a specific topic covered in greater depth, please check out the workshop - which is currently available for purchase through CreativeLIVE - by clicking HERE.
I really enjoyed getting all of this information off my chest and out onto the web. I hope it provides all the answers to your HDDSLR cinema questions, and I look forward to offering more learning experiences in the future!
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One of the best single workshop ever seen. Congratulations
Comment by arnaldo olivo 05.12.10 @ 3:59 amHey Vincent..
Well, I just love your photographs.. Im trying to be a photographer also.
I have a question.. on the “blury” photos that you take(sorry, My english its not so good) what tipe of lens do you use. i mean, the ones that take that the subjetc looks like some little toys or scale models… What lenses do you use for those???
Thanks a lot!
Cesar Rodriguez
ps. gratings from Tepic, Mexico!
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