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26 April 2024 9.30am–4.30pm Cardiff and Vale College, One Canal Parade, Cardiff On this one-day course you’ll learn to create effective short videos with your iPhone or Android phone, using the free VN Editor app. The course will include: The ‘language’ of film and how videos tell stories Video formats for YouTube, Instagram, Tiktok and Facebook Phone settings for filming Planning shots that will edit together smoothly Six kinds of shot you need Showing an activity using separate shots Working with light Using manual exposure and focus Setting up and filming a shot Recording good sound Filmi ..read more

Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff, South Wales Saturday April 20th 10am-4.30pm £90 (Early Bird discount: £20) This one-day course will teach you what you need to make short films with your iPhone or iPad. Led by experienced film educator Tom Barrance, the course will cover: The ‘language’ of film and how films tell stories How to plan shots that will edit together smoothly Choosing the right settings Working with light Setting up a shot with the Camera app Setting manual exposure and focus Using Cinematic and Action mode on newer iPhones Recording good sound Filming movement, action and dialogue ..read more

Original article published 2014, updated August 2022 I was out running on the coast near my home a few years back when I came across the remains of Lavernock Fort, a Second World War gun battery. It seemed like a great location for a short film. I like to use short examples at the beginning of my filmmaking courses, to help people realise how much is involved in telling a story with film. So I decided that my film would use a variety of shot sizes, lenses, sound, editing and camera angles. I came up with a story about someone discovering a mysterious object. I drafted a storyboard in pencil ..read more

Adroddiad newydd yw ‘Ffilm Greadigol Mewn Ysgolion’, sy’n disgrifio project ffilm arloesol mewn ysgolion cynradd yn Ne Cymru. Mae Ffilm a’r Cyfryngau Digidol yn un o’r pum disgyblaeth sy’n perthyn i faes y Celfyddydau Mynegiannol ar y cwricwlwm newydd. Sut gall plant ysgolion cynradd ddysgu am ffilm a’i defnyddio mewn modd creadigol? Gyda chefnogaeth Ffilm Cymru Wales a’r Sefydliad Ffilm Prydeinig, wnaeth Learnaboutfilm gynnal peilot ar gyfer prosiect sy’n canolbwyntio ar sut i wylio a sut i wneud ffilm. Bu i ni seilio ein dull o weithio ar Le Cinéma, Cent Ans de Jeunesse (Sinema, 100 Mlyned ..read more

FERSIWN GYMRAEG ‘Creative Film in Schools’ is a new report which describes an innovative film project in South Wales primary schools. Film and Digital Media is one of the five disciplines in the Expressive Arts area of the new curriculum. So how can Primary school children learn about film and use it creatively? With the support of Ffilm Cymru Wales and the British Film Institute, Learnaboutfilm piloted a project that involves film viewing and filmmaking. The approach was based on the established international programme Le Cinéma, Cent Ans de Jeunesse (Cinema, 100 Years Young). The report de ..read more

This page includes affiliate links. Updated December 2021 Check price/buy Amazon Panasonic’s $1500 (body only) GH5 II offers a great range of pro filmmaking features. With powerful in-body image stabilisation, it’s a good choice for news shooters, documentary filmmakers and events. The GH5 is weather-sealed, frostproof (to -10C), and can shoot 4K and HD in a range of broadcast quality formats without needing an external recorder. It has a very high resolution electronic viewfinder and a multi-angle touchscreen. It’s a solid, well-made workhorse with good controls and clear ..read more

I’ve decided to make my original editable movie EditShots available on a pay what you want basis for private and educational/nonprofit use. Editshots includes 55 video clips, audio clips, and a step-by-step PDF editing lesson. This short film sequence has been used in hundreds of schools around the world. Users can learn about shot selection, camera position and angle, movement, and the continuity system. Why is it free? EditShots was originally filmed on miniDV tape and has been upscaled to 720p HD, so the image quality isn’t up to modern standards. If you want higher-quality and more varie ..read more

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