Moviemaking remains costly hereĪs Drew Turney of shared in a recent newsletter:
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The last such organization located in Sydney’s inner-city suburb of Paddington shut its doors several years ago after charging high fees for equipment rental and training during its later years.Īny free or affordable training by well-qualified moviemakers is welcome and I am for grateful Muse Storytelling’s ‘Ninja Filmmaking’ online course and advice on what for current production standards by one-person bands. Moviemaking remains, however, a predominantly white, middle-class occupation except in places where those of us locked out of the system have banded together in cooperatives with the support of donors and mentors to equip and teach ourselves to tell our own stories. Luckily, we are in the post-DSLR filmmaking revolution era, the now well-established mirrorless hybrid era with high quality, affordable cameras that can record excellent stills as well as video footage to current UHD broadcast and cinema projection standards. If things were difficult enough for independent self-funded documentary moviemakers before the arrival of COVID-19, they are even more challenging now with personal income and resources radically reduced and yet even more need for us to produce compelling visual storytelling to production standards that are constantly growing higher and higher. Canon EOS 5D Mark II with Canon EF 24-105mm f/4.0 L IS USM kit zoom lens. The camera that accidentally changed everything. The Muse Storytelling folks have launched a free online short course under the title Ninja Filmmaking that is aimed at helping moviemakers cope and survive if not thrive in this pandemic-affected world.
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LinksĪuthor Karin Posted on SeptemSeptemFormat Link Categories Cam Tech, Innovation, News, Software Tags Adobe Photoshop, After Effects, AJA U-TAP, colour grading software, DaVinci Resolve, DeckLink, FCPX, Final Cut Pro X, Lightroom, macOS, Nobe OmniScope, photography editing software, plug-ins, plugins, Premiere Pro, Scratch, timeinpixels, UltraStudio, video editing software, Windows Muse Storytelling: Ninja Filmmaking – Commentary with my own hardware & software recommendations In the meantime I am impressed by what timeinpixels states the company has achieved with the current version of Nobe OmniScope and look forward to future developments. Tomasz Huczek of timeinpixels tells me that their new scopes application will be adding support for Apple’s Final Cut Pro X aka FCPX in future. Scopes for a range of video and photography applications. “Nobe OmniScope is loaded with powerful features that make color grading easy.ĭaVinci Resolve, Scratch, Premiere Pro & After Effects, Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom as well as DeckLink, UltraStudio, AJA U-TAP and more!” Nobe OmniScope by timeinpixels.
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