Do you enjoy photography but feel lost when using the video mode? Join local wildlife cinematographer Emmet Arries, who's worked on film projects for National Geographic and PBS, as he shares tips and tricks for shooting compelling wildlife video. You'll learn about video specific camera settings, how shooting video differs from shooting stills, and how to shoot compelling video sequences. This presentation is aimed at beginning videographers with a photography background, and assumes a basic understanding of camera functions as well as photographic exposure using Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO. We'll take those concepts and apply them to your camera's video mode. Bring your camera, the class will be split into half presentation and half hands on assistance setting up your camera to shoot the best video possible.
Meets at the Baywood Inn, 1336 3rd St, Los Osos. Conference Room is adjacent to the parking lot.