The First Frame:
The Beginner's Guide to Video
with Sawyer Holcomb
Videography 101 is a beginner friendly, foundational discussion of some of the basics of video and film concepts. In this workshop, we will discuss the motivations and the "why" behind choosing video for a project, as well as many of technical aspects of what makes a high quality video. Some of the topics that will be discussed are:
• Why choose video?
• Camera Settings
• Video Accessories
• Lighting
• Audio
• Editing
This workshop is low equipment/low budget friendly, and we will be exploring how to enhance video projects without having to invest in expensive equipment and software.
The workshop will consist of a 2 hour open-discussion lecture with equipment demo, followed by a 1 hour block for practicing concepts in a low-steaks real world scenario.
Any and all experience levels are welcome.
Meet Your Instructor
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Meet Your Instructor 〰️
Location:
This workshop will be held at our Sandy Springs Location
Sawyer Holcomb
Sawyer Holcomb (He/Him) is an award-winning Director of Photography with six years of experience on a wide variety of sets and projects. He specializes in creating unique and innovative camera shots and setups, building the stories and shots creators want to tell. Sawyer values passion over perfection, and kindness over accomplishments. With a desire to highlight stories and themes that inspire and challenge, he has also collaboratively founded a production company, titled Glasshouse, with a focus on universal storytelling experiences and equitable film set environments.
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What do I need for this workshop?
Students are asked to bring their cameras with a portrait lens.
Any questions? Contact us here!