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As we can all see as technology advances, this is a skill we all need now. In this course, you will learn all about shooting with a digital camera. The courses will ensure that you are completely ready to take any photographer or videographer to the next level. Learn how to use your equipment correctly, manually for most cases, automatically for specific applications. This course can be applied to any field, from fashion and architectural photography to the production of documentaries, films, extreme sports videos and music videos. - Handling a camera or a DSLR - The different types of lenses, their materials, opening angles, depth of field - Fixed lenses and zooms, compensated wide angles and fisheyes. - The different types of mounts, CCD, Cmos, Full Frame, APS-C sensors - The different types of SD, HD, Full HD, 2K, 4K formats and their use in production - 35mm and its real meaning - Shutter speed, ISO sensitivity - The dynamics in the colors - The different types of plans - The different types of lamps - The times of the day to film without flashes or light - Rigs (Travelling, Shoulder Pad, Steadycam, Crane and Jib Arm) - Rotate on Green Screen or Blue Screen - ....

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- Its graphical interface, its basic tools, its integration into Adobe Premiere Pro - Use of merger modes - Effects keys on the timeline, time remapping with or without Twixtor, - Rotoscoping, 2D tracking and Camera tracking, masks and layers. - After Effects 2d / 3d space (2.5D) and animation in space - Motion blur - VideoCopilot, Trapcode plugins, ... - Use of vector graphics such illustrator .ai in After Effects. - Import / export of C4D from / to AE - Colorimetry in After Effects - The preview modes, exports optimized for the web, exports optimized for editing in NLEs. - Save time working with liners, liners for compositions and Adobe Premiere.

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Graduate teacher, experienced in video offers courses in video editing and editing. Flexible according to your needs (example: you want to make a video for a party, you want to understand the principles of assembly in general etc.) Online course.

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In this course you will learn photography in a complete and practical way, from how to handle your camera and understand the basic settings (exposure, aperture, ISO, focus, composition and light), to how to edit and improve your images with Photoshop and Lightroom. The classes are designed to adapt to your level, whether you're starting from scratch or already have some experience and want to improve your results. We'll work with real-world examples and practical exercises so you can learn to get the most out of your camera and your photos. We'll cover the complete photographic workflow: image capture, selection, development in Lightroom, and retouching in Photoshop, with a clear and easy-to-understand approach. The goal is for you to take better photos, with more creative control and more professional results.

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— Methodology — This course is designed for all levels, from beginners wanting to start their first project to professionals looking to refine their creative vision. — Learning Philosophy — I believe that learning is a dialogue. My approach is flexible and adapts to your needs: field case studies, participatory guidance during creation, and targeted training on specific aspects. Sessions are scheduled according to your needs and constraints, ideally every two weeks to maintain a good rhythm. — First Meeting — During our first meeting, we will define the framework, method, tools, and objectives of the training together. — Topics Covered — Preparation • Defining the specifications, objectives, and intentions • Concept development • Research • Pre-existing similar projects • Narrative/visual aesthetics, inspirations • Directing concepts: the director’s responsibilities • Production concepts: the producer’s responsibilities Scriptwriting/Outline • Formatting • Structure • Dialogues • Effective formulas Budgeting • Breakdown Preproduction • Theoretical concepts: the hierarchy of a production • Responsibilities of a production manager and assistant director • Artistic direction • Storyboarding and image grammar • Scouting (technical) • Material preparation, rental management • Workflow • Rehearsals Shooting • Sound recording • Mastering the camera and viewpoint • Visual storytelling • Using light to influence emotions • Building a cinematic image • Directing actors Postproduction • Editing: techniques and grammar • Sound design: sound effects, audio narration • Interaction with a music composer • Color grading: the power of image treatment and visual aesthetics • Introduction to special effects with After Effects