Showing posts with label tutorial sessions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tutorial sessions. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 17, 2016

Map of Filming Locations in UK

Its always great to know where what has been filmed, even might be an inspiration for you to go out and film.  There are so many fantastic locations in the UK!  This map is a beautiful guide to where the film or show is set, and where its actually filmed.  So maybe if your looking for a certain set, and look this might save you time on scouting out your locations.

The link is here. 


Wednesday, February 3, 2016

Filming at Canterbury Cathedral

Yesterday was the second time I went down to the Cathedral to Film with students. It is interesting to see how each student views the space and captures the space. Some are fascinated with the light cast, others the stone work, and others the statues or the tourist. Plus it always helps to have a ton of kit and lenses to pick from.  The staff and the care takers of the Cathedral are very gracious to let us film there and capture the splendours on video!

Students were able to pick from a variety of lens from fish eye, zoom and  35 mm, shoot on some Cannon 7D and 1200D and a Sony Z7 Camera.  It was a great opportunity for them to learn how to use the different kit, and at the same time get a sense of what its like being in the field and the challenges one has when filming on location, like filling up their SD cards!

Next week the students will edit what they filmed, and hopefully they wont mind if I share their work!


    

Friday, January 15, 2016

Welcome to the Video Blog

Welcome to the Blog for Video and Audio at UCA Canterbury




Hope to post here some interesting things in the world of video and audio from big productions and art installations as well as low budget tricks of the trades! As well as share somethings that are happening on campus and showcase some work.  Would like to see this blog becoming a space to share things that might not fit into tutorial sessions, to explore some areas more in depth, and create a  place for video and video art to digitally be showcased on the Canterbury campus!