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Pre-Requisites:
• 10+2 Pass
• Basic General Knowledge
• Understand English Language
Topic Covered in Syllabus:-
Free Portfolio Photo Shoot for acting Students – Indoor & Outdoor
Project: 5 (Five) Short movie Compulsory
Project: 100% Practical Oriented Courses
Faculty: from Film Industries Experts
1 Year CERTIFICATE Courses
- Topics Covered in Syllabus: -
- History of Cinema and Television
- The History of Cinematography
CAMERAS AND LIGHTINGS:
- Cinema camera
- RED EPIC 5K
- RED ONE MYSTERIUM X 4K
- BLACK MAGIC DESIGN PRODUCTION CAMERA 4K
- ARRI (FILM) CAMERA
- Video camera
- Professional video camera 4k
- SONY 4K Camera
- SONY HDV HVR Z7U HIGH DEFINITION CAMCODER
- PANASONIC AG-AC90 CAMERA
- Panasonic AG-HMC80
- Sony DSR-PD177P
- DSLR – Digital Single – Lens Reflex camera
- PANASONIC LUMIX DMC GH4 -4K
- SONY ALPHA a7s - 4K
- CANON EOS 5D MARK II & MARK III
- CANON EOS 6D
- NIKON
- Basic
- Basic: Film Direction
- Basic: Video Editing
- Basic: Photoshop
- Basic: 3D
- Basic: Film Direction
- What is a Direction
- General Ideas of film, Video & Audio
- Fundamentals of Direction elements
- Shooting in Slow Motion. (High speed camera)
CATEGORIES OF FILMS
- Feature films
- Add films
- Tele films
- Documentary films
- Short films
- Educational films
- Online program films
- Tele play
- Tele Episode
- News story
- Animation films
- Children films
- Duties of Direction Department
- Apprentice
- Assistant Directors
- Associate Directors
- Co-Director
- Director
- TCR - CLAP BOARD – TRP
- CLAP BOARD
- Banner
- Title
- Date
- Location
- Day / Night
- Int / Ext
- TLK / SIL / PLB
- Scene Number
- Shot Number
- Take Number
- Insert shot
- End Clap (Reversely)
- TCR – Editing Report
- Date: …………… Time: …………
- Title: ………….. Scene No: ………….
- Director: ……………… Cinematographer: ……………………. Ass.Director…….
- Basic: Video Editing
- 1. Basic Video and Audio Editing
- Difference between Linear and Non Linear Editing
- Offline Editing and Online Editing
- Multiple cameras footage editing in Offline & Online
- Chrome key, Keying, Mattes, and Masks
- Color Correction
- DTS mixing/ Optical and Graphics
- DIT
- PAL – NTSC – SECAM
- TCR
- Clap board / editing report
- 2. Basic Audio Editing
- Audio Fundamentals
- Measuring Sound Intensity
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio
- Headroom and Distortion
- Dynamic Range and Compression
- Stereo Audio
- Digital Audio
- Hours
- Minutes
- Seconds
- Frames
- Photography: Digital SLR camera
- Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR)
- PANASONIC LUMIX DMC GH4 -4K
- SONY ALPHA a7s - 4K
- CANON EOS 5D MARK II & MARK III
- NIKON
VIDEOGRAPHY
- Video camera
- Professional video camera 4k
- SONY 4K Camera
- HDV HVR Z7U HIGH DEFINITION CAMCODER
- PANASONIC AG-AC90 CAMERA
- Panasonic AG-HMC80
- Sony DSR-PD177P
- Principle of Television
- Interlace scanning
- Horizontal scanning
- Vertical scanning
- Line interval
- Horizontal sync
- Vertical interval
- Sync pulse generator
- Vertical resolution
- Horizontal resolution and band width
- Colour composite Video signal
- Colour Television systems (PAL, SECAM, and NTSC)
- Colour Principles.
- Colour bars
- Split Fields
- How to adjust Color Monitor
- Video camera
- Pick up Device
- Optical section
- Charge Couple Device-CCD.
- Interline transfer
- Frame transfer
- Comparison between it and ft sensor
- Electronic Shutter
- Handling highlight
- HAD sensor
- Advantages/ limitation / resolution of CCD
- Corrections applied to video processing
- Shading Corrections
- Aperture Correction
- Flare Correction
- ABL
- Gamma correction
- Chrome gamma/colour correction
- Digital Signal processing in camera.
- Video camera ACCESSORIES
- Zoom lens
- View Finder
- Microphone
- Test chart
- Battery
- AC adapter
- Camera cable
- Care and handling of the Equipment
- CAMERA SET
- AUDIO SET
- DISPLAY SET
- IN/OUT REC
- TC/UB SET
- MEMORY SET
- SETTING THE DATE AND TIME
- GAIN SETUP
- SMOOTH GAIN
- HYPER GAIN
- ACG LIMIT
- BLK BALANCE
- WB PRESET
- WB O
- OTHERS
- Dubbing/Editing
- Dubbing to VCR, DVD/HDD device
- Recording pictures from a VCR
- Copying movies on a tape to a computer
- Adjusting the exposure
- Adjusting the iris
- Adjusting the volume of light (ND filter)
- Adjusting the gain
- Adjusting the shutter speed
- Adjusting to natural color (White balance)
- Customizing the picture quality (Picture profile)
- Adjusting the black balance
- DISPLAY
- FOCUS
- EXP.FOCUS
- ONE PUSH AF
- FOCUS INFNTY
- FOCUS MACRO
- D.EXTENDER
- HYPER GAIN
- BLK BALANCE
- AE SHIFT
- INDEX MARK
- STEADYSHOT
- BACK LIGHT
- SPOTLIGHT
- FADER
- COLOR BAR
- LAST SCN RVW
- REC REVIEW
- END SEARCH
- ZEBRA
- MARKER
- PEAKING
- CAMERA SET
- GAIN SETUP
- SMOOTH GAIN
- HYPER GAIN
- AGC LIMIT
- BLK BALANCE
- WB PRESET
- WB OUTDR LVL
- WB TEMP SET
- ATW SENS
- SMOOTH WB
- AE SHIFT
- AE WINDOW
- AE RESPONSE
- AT IRIS LMT
- ECS FREQ.
- FLCKR REDUCE
- CNTRST ENHCR
- BACK LIGHT
- SPOTLIGHT
- STEADYSHOT
- AF ASSIST
- FOCUS MACRO
- HANDLE ZOOM
- D.EXTENDER
- FADER
- SMTH SLW REC
- INTERVAL REC
- DV FRAME REC
- SHOT TRANSITION
- S.TRANS/F.MARK
- x.v.Color
- COLOR BAR
- FLANGE BACK
- AUDIO SET
- DV AU.MODE
- AUDIO LIMIT
- XLR SET
- AUDIO CH SEL
- DV AUDIO MIX
- DISPLAY SET
- ZEBRA
- HISTOGRAM
- PEAKING
- MARKER
- CAM LEVELING
- EXP.FOCUS TYPE
- CAM DATA DSP
- AU.LVL DISP
- ZOOM DISPLAY
- FOCUS DISP
- SHUTTER DISP
- LCD BRIGHT
- LCD COLOR
- LCD BL LEVEL
- VF B.LIGHT
- VF COLOR
- VF POWERMODE
- LETTER SIZE
- REMAINING
- DISP OUTPUT
- IN/OUT REC
- REC FORMAT
- VCR HDV/DV
- HDV PROGRE.
- DV PROGRE.
- DV REC MODE
- DV WIDE REC
- VIDEO OUT
- LINK SET
- EXT REC CTRL
- TC/UB SET
- TC PRESET
- TC COUNTUP
- UB PRESET
- TC FORMAT
- TC RUN
- TC MAKE
- TC LINK
- UB TIME REC
- UB-DATE/TC-TIME
- MEMORY SET
- ALL ERASE
- FORMAT
- FILE NO.
- NEW FOLDER
- REC FOLDER
- PB FOLDER
- OTHERS
- CAMERA PROF
- ASSIGN BTN
- CLOCK SET
- WORLD TIME
- LANGUAGE
- PB ZOOM
- UICK REC
- DATE REC
- BEEP
- REC LAMP[F]
- REC LAMP[R]
- REMOTE CTRL
- HOURS METER
- CAMERA PROF.
- ASSIGN BTN
- CLOCK SET
- WORLD TIME
- LANGUAGE
- PB ZOOM
- QUICK REC
- DATE REC
- BEEP
- REC LAMP[F]
- REC LAMP[R]
- EMOTE CTRL
- Functions and Controls of Video Camera
- Colour Bar
- Power on/off
- VTR on/off
- Zoom control
- Iris Control auto/ manual/
- Viewfinder
- Earphone
- CCU cable connector,
- Camera Connector
- Video out
- Battery carrier
- Mikes in
- Low light On/off
- Viewfinder Controls
- Eye Piece Focus
- Zebra on /off
- Marker
- Viewfinder indicators
- CG
- Black Level/white balance
- Iris
- Audio
- Gain DB.
- Filter selection
- Colour Temperature
- Tape end
- Ape position
- Black stretch
- Shutter/various speed of electronic shutter.
- Tone
- Various Controls and how to use them
- Lens controls
- Back focus and how to set it
- Macro Focus
- Gen Lock,
- Multi-core camera cable,
- Camera support for video /film cameras
- Tripod
- Type Of heads
- Trolley dolly and cranes
- Large camera Cranes
- Fixing camera to vehicle
- Remotely controlled camera system
- Hand held camera
- Steady cam
- Rigging material.
- Chicken box.
- Understanding Video recording
- Composite and component
- Principle of video recording
- VTR formats
- Digital Recording Formats
- Apex: - DCT
- Chromo Sampling Methods
- Video compression
- JPEG
- MPEG, MPEG-1, MPEG-2.
- Editing and compression
- Digital sampling and storage
- Recording Formats
- 2K, 4K, 5K, 6K,8K
- Full HD
- MPEG-IMAX
- XD-CAM/CINE ALTA
- HD-V
- HD
- HD-CAM
- DV-CAM.
- Multi-camera system and ONLINE prod
- CCU
- TIME BASE ERROR
- Imp points about Multi camera system
- Video Signal measurement tool
- Waveform monitor
- Monitoring the video signal
- Controlling the camera signal
- Stability of the video signal
- Vectroscope
- Front panel control of Vectro scope
- Phase and amplitude of colour vector
- Cinematography modules
- Cinema camera
- RED HELIUM 8K
- RED EPIC 5K
- RED ONE MYSTERIUM X 4K
- BLACK MAGIC DESIGN PRODUCTION CAMERA 4K
- ARRI (FILM) CAMERA
- THEORY OF CAMERAOPERATION
- Mysterium x sensor
- Image processing
- Hdrx
- Magic motion
- Audio recording
- Microphone level analog inputs
- Line level analog inputs
- Video monitoring outputs
- Bomb evf
- Red touch lcd
- Hd-sdi
- Hdmi
- Redmote
- Digital magazine (media)
- Metadata
- Red’s family of dsmc cameras record the metadata, which is data for each frame of the recording:
- Clip name
- Time code
- Date and gmt
- Lens and shutter speed / angle parameters
- Audio configuration
- Firmware version
- Media serial
- ltc user bits (3 32-bit word reg-dumps from isp)
- S4i static data
- S4i dynamic data
- Gmt time/data
- RGB curves
- Shadow control
- Luma curve
- Lens name, brand, id, near focus, far focus
- Camera network name
- Production name
- Director name
- Dp name
- Copyright
- Unit
- Camera name
- Location
- Scene
- Take
- Accelerometer data
- Gyro data
- Clip naming conventions
- Multi camera shoots
- 3d (stereo) camera shoots
- Smpte timecode
- Power consumption
- Camera operational controls
- Side ssd module
- Navigation group
- Installation / removal
- Dsmc modules
- Pro i/o module
- Rear ssd module
- Quad battery module
- Dual battery module
- MODULE INSTALLATION / REMOVAL
- Power down the camera.
- Remove the REDMOTE.
- Place the adapter plate over the v-mount on the rear of the camera brain.
- Using a T-20 Torx, lightly tighten the four screws. Do not over tighten
- Tighten the screws again in a cross pattern until tight.
- ATTACHING THE DSMC MODULE
- REDMOTE
- Still/Motion Slider B. Release Button (L) C. Record LED
- Power LED
- Rocker Switch F. User Keys A-D G. MENU Button
- Soft Menu Keys 1-3 I. Navigation Group
- Focus/Record Button K. Soft Menu Keys 4-8 L. Power/Lock Slider
- Release Button (L) N. USB Connector
- REDMOTE Navigation Group
- Scroll Wheel
- Direction Keys
- Enter Button
- DISPLAYS BOMB EVF AND BOMB EVF (OLED)
- Resolution: 1280 (wide) x 784 (high) full-color
- Contrast Ratio: 1000:1 typical
- Available diopter range: +2.0 to -5.0.I
- BOMB EVF
- Focus Ring
- Talley Light
- Brightness Controls
- Touch screen LCD – 5” LCD Shown
- User Key 1 1:1 Magnify
- Backlight Adjust
- C. User Key 2 Exposure Check
- BASIC OPERATION
- DC (Voltage) or Brick (%)
- Battery Module batteries
- Side Handle battery
- BACKPACK QUICKPLATE (SHORT) CONNECTORS
- LED Green Blinking = Battery Used
- LED Yellow Blinking = Battery has 10 minutes of run time remaining
- LED Red Blinking = Battery has 5 minutes of run time remaining
- LED Constant Red = Battery Discharged
- EXTERNAL DC POWER
- Power Status LED
- Power/Record Button
- Record Status LED
- The display elements
- Audio Meter
- Clip Level Bar
- Clip Meter
- Cursors
- Drop
- F Stop
- False Color Mode
- Frame Guide
- Frame Rate
- Gunlock
- HDR Mode
- Histogram
- ISO Rating
- LAN
- Magnify
- Media Status
- Menu ICON
- Noise Level Bar
- Playback ICON
- Power
- Project Frame Rate
- Quality
- Resolution Record
- RIG
- RM
- Shutter Speed
- Shutter Sync
- TC
- Temperature
- Time code
- White Balance
- Next Clip Filename
- Playback Access (Touch screen)
- Current frame capture rate
- ISO Rating
- Shutter Speed (or Shutter Angle)
- ISO
- F STOP
- APERTURE (F STOP)
- FOCUS
- EXPOSURE
- INTEGRATION TIME
- REDCODE OPTIONS FOR VARIOUS FRAME RATES
INTRODUCTION
- 1. Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR)
- Aspect Ratios & Anamorphic Lenses
- Compression & Bit Rate
- Depth of Field
- Exposure & Aperture
- Focal Length
- Frame Rate
- ISO & Noise
- Progressive vs. Interlaced (1080p vs 1080i)
- Viewfinder
- Shutter Release
- Shutter
- Shutter Speed Control
- F-Stop Control
- Flash
- Hot Shoe Mount
- Lens Ring Mount
- Time – lapse photography
- STORAGE (FOR THE SHOOT)
- SUPPORT SYSTEM
- Audio record - DSLR
- Boom Mic
- Camera Mounted Mic
- Wireless Lavalier
- Foley
- Noise
- Conclusions
- Magic Lantern Firmware
- GH1 Firmware
- Matte Box
- Filtration,Variablend
- LCD ViewFinder
- Field Monitor
- Picture Style Editor
- Post-Production Overview
- Storage (For the edit)
- Transferring,Viewing,Transcoding
- Audio Sync,Drift
- Noise Reduction
- Color Grading
- Important Camera controls
- ISO Speed
- Camera Shooting Modes
- Exposure meter
- The Histogram
- Exposure Compensation
- File type to store you images
- Storeage Cards
- Colour Space refers to the number of colours you camera will store
- Lenses and focal length
- Holding your Camera Steady
- Filters - do you need them and if so which ones are Important?
- White Balance
- F-stops and Apertures
- Important Camera Accessories
- LENS FOCAL LENGTH
- Typical focal lengths
- Normal
- Wide-angle
- Extreme wide-angle
- Portrait
- Telephoto
- Super-Telephoto
- Field sports
- Gym sports
- AUTOFOCUS
- Focus area selection modes
- Autofocus modes
- EXPOSURE
- Shutter speed + aperture (f-stop) + ISO (“film speed”) = exposure
- Aperture (f-stop)
- Shutter speed
- ISO (film speed)
- EXPOSURE METERING MODES
- Spot metering
- Center-weighted metering
- Evaluative, intelligent, or Matrix metering
- Exposure compensation
- Exposure Bracketing
- Shooting Modes
- WHITE BALANCE
- White balance modes
- Auto (or AWB)
- Preset (PRE)
- Creative use of white balance
- Source-specific
- Incandescent
- Fluorescent
- Flash
- Bright sunlight
- Cloudy
- Shade
- FLASH
- Types of flash
- Built-in on-camera flash or “pop up flash
- External hot-shoe mountable flash
- Professional strobes and studio lighting systems
- When and how to use flash
- Indoors
- Outdoors
- TRIPOD
- Why do I need a tripod?
- What kind of tripod to buy
- Tips for photographing with a tripod
- POST-PROCESSING AND IMAGE EDITING
- Re-sizing
- Sharpening
- Color correction
- Color conversion
- Levels or curves
- Red-eye correction
- Perspective or composition fixes
- Photoshop
- Types of Camera Shots
- ECU
- CU
- ELS
- MS
- MLS
- MCU
- LS
- OSS
- POV
- OTH
- Dolly Shot
- Establishing Shot
- Master Shot
- Aerial Shot
- Bridging Shot
- Montages Shot
- Silhouetting Shot
- Flash Back shot
- Flash forward shot
- Types of Camera Angels – Movement
- High
- Eye
- Low
- Overhead / Birds eye view
- Zoom
- Panning (Pan Right – Pan Left)
- Tilt (Tilt Up – Tilt Down)
- Dolly
- Tracking
- Visual Places
- Midground
- Foreground
- Background
- Mise-en-scene
- Setting / Location
- Properties
- Costumes, Makeup and hairstyles
- Coding of colors
- Actor, body language and position in frame
- Lighting
- Composing the shot
- Balance
- Spacing
- Background
- Placement of figures
- CAMERA DEPATRMENT
- Cinematographer
- Director of Photography
- Camera Operator
- First Assistant Camera
- Second Assistant Camera
- Camera focus puller
- Film Loader
- Camera Production Assistant
- Digital Imaging Technician
- Stead cam Operator
- Motion Control Technician/Operator
- DIT
- Exposure control
- Exposure
- Film speed. ASA
- Shutter speed
- Aperture
- Composition rules
- Line
- Shape
- Color
- Texture
- Direction
- Size
- Lens
- Resolving power: definition Focal length
- Prime lenses/block lenses
- Zoom lens
- Angle of view
- Normal lens
- Telephoto lens
- Wide angle lens
- Macro lens/micro lens
- Converter
- Idea of perspective
- Zoom ratio
- Lens speed
- Depth of field
- Depth of focus
- Hyper focal distance.
- Lens.Companies.carl Zeiess. Anguenus.
- Advance Photographic Image
- Halation,
- Anti halation backing,
- Logarithmic scales
- Opacity
- Densities
- Base densities,
- Relation between Density and fog level
- Characteristic Curves
- D-max D-min, Shoulder, Toe,
- Gamma.
- Density measurement
- Black and white density
- ADVANCE EXPOSURE CONTROL
- Exposure test
- Metering
- Exposure latitude
- Light meters
- Incident light meter
- Reflected light meter
- 18% grey card.
- Zone System - Ansal Adam
- Colour and contrast
- Primary colour
- Secondary colour
- Tints and shades
- Colour mixing, subtractive and additive
- Complementary colours
- Basic properties of colour
- Hue, value, saturation
- Brightness and luminosity
- Warm and cool colour
- Colour relationship, harmonious, contrasting
- Neutral colour
- Colours and lights
- Colour Psychology
- Camera filters
- Filter factor
- Filter grades
- UV filter
- Infra red filter
- Neutral density filter
- Color gradation
- Polarizing filter
- Spl effect filters
- Diffusion filters
- Fog or pro-mist filter
- Contrast control filter
- Star effect
- Filter for black and white
- Colour conversation.80B, 85.
- Filtre.
- Sepia filter
- Day for night
- Contrast viewing filter
- Close up and split Field
- Handmade filter
- 85and ND mixed
- Florescent correction filter
- Mixed light situation
- Lights
- Tungsten lamps
- quartz lamp
- arc lamp
- Fluorescent tube lights
- Full spectrum fluorescent
- Flicker free Lights, HMI
- Muti-20, Muti-10, baby, solar, 5K
- Mini Brute
- Strobe lights
- Kino-Flo spl lights
- Fresnel spot
- Follow spot
- Disco -lights
- Cyclorama/background lights
- Soft Box lights
- Use of cutter stand, black cloth
- Use of Skimmer and satin cloth
- Various diffusion materials
- Control of intensity
- Barn doors
- Use of reflectors
- Outdoor location lighting
- Studio lighting
- Day for nights
- Night exterior
- Kino Flo
- Led lights
- Types of Lights
- Key Light
- Fill light
- Back light
- Rim lighting photography
- Lighting tools to control the Light
- Cutter stand
- Black cloth
- Black paper
- Thermo coal
- Gateway paper
- Butter paper
- Barn door
- Skimmer
- Magic arm
- Cutter
- C-clamp
- U- Clamp
- Primary colors
- Blue – Yellow
- Green – Magenta
- Red - Cyan
BLACK MAGIC CAMERA 4K
- Introduction
- Introducing Black magic URSA
- Attaching the Handle
- Attaching a Lens
- Powering Your Camera
- Mounting Batteries
- CFast Cards
- Inserting a CFast Card
- Preparing a CFast Card for Recording
- Preparing CFast Cards on a Mac OS X Computer
- Preparing CFast Cards on a Windows Computer
- Overview of Camera Controls
- DOP Station
- Monitor Controls
- Work Station Features
- Camera Assist and Audio Station
- Work Station Features
- Front Panel
- Rear Panel
- Top Panel
- Bottom Panel
- Recording
- Recording Clips
- Recording Duration Table
- Playback
- Playing Back Clips
- Connectors:
- Camera Assist and Audio Station Connectors
- Rear Panel Connectors
- Bottom Panel Connector
- Camera Features
- Work Station Buttons
- Touch Screens
- Touch Screen Features
- Status Strip
- Power Indicator
- Duration Display
- Transport Display
- Media Timeline
- Settings
- Camera Settings
- Audio Settings
- Recording Settings
- File Naming Convention
- Display Settings
- Entering Metadata
- Camera Video Output
- Monitoring using SDI
- Post Production Workflow
- Working with Files from CFast 2.0 Cards
- Editing your Clips
- Using Final Cut Pro X
- Using Avid Media Composer
- Using Adobe Premiere Pro CC
- Using Autodesk Smoke 2013
- Black magic Camera Utility
- Transfer of Film to Video
- Tele-cine basic.
- Type of Tele-cine machine.
- Frame per sec.
- File type.
- LATEST TECHNOLOGY
- Digital Intermediate: - DI
- Understanding various models and technical aspects connected with D.I.
- DIT
- Batteries for Motion picture camera
- Shooting Format
- 16mm/
- 35mm/
- 70mm/
- super.16/
- I-max
- /3-D
- Digital film making
- LFR( Laser film recorder)
- DI(DIGITAL INTERMEDIATE)
- DIT
- Central Board of Film Certification
- The Central Board of Film Certification (often referred to as the Censor Board)
- Current Certificates
- U = Universal
- UA = Parental Guidance
- A = Adults Only
- S = Restricted to any special class of persons
- Additionally, V/U, V/UA, V/A
- special cinematography
- Points about How to Shooting in
- Various Typical Situations like.
- Rigging the camera
- Underwater shooting
- Shooting in snow
- Aerial photography.
- Shooting through Mirrors
- Use of Acrylic Mirror
- 3-Days Study Tour
6 MONTHS COURSE (Click Here for More Details)
DIPLOME CERTIFICATE 6 MONTHS
Monday to Friday
COURSE DURATION: DIPLOME CERTIFICATE
• 1year • 6months • 4months
CLASSES TIME:
• 7am Batch,• 10.30am Batch,
• 6.30pm Batch,
Sunday
COURSE DURATION: DIPLOME CERTIFICATE
• 1year +3Months • 6months +1Months • 4months +1Months
CLASSES TIME:
• 09.30am to 4.30pm Batch
Pre-Requisites:
• 10+2 Pass
• Basic General Knowledge
• Understand English Language
Topic Covered in Syllabus:-
Free Portfolio Photo Shoot for acting Students – Indoor & Outdoor
Project: 5 (Five) Short movie Compulsory
Project: 100% Practical Oriented Courses
Faculty: from Film Industries Experts
6 MONTHS CERTIFICATE COURSES
- Topics Covered in Syllabus
- History of Cinema and Television
- The History of Cinematography
CAMERAS AND LIGHTINGS
- Cinema camera
- RED EPIC 5K
- RED ONE MYSTERIUM X 4K
- BLACK MAGIC DESIGN PRODUCTION CAMERA 4K
- ARRI (FILM) CAMERA
- Video camera
- Professional video camera 4k
- SONY 4K Camera
- SONY HDV HVR Z7U HIGH DEFINITION CAMCODER
- PANASONIC AG-AC90 CAMERA
- Panasonic AG-HMC80
- Sony DSR-PD177P
- DSLR – Digital Single – Lens Reflex camera
- PANASONIC LUMIX DMC GH4 -4K
- SONY ALPHA a7s - 4K
- CANON EOS 5D MARK II & MARK III
- CANON EOS 6D
- NIKON
- Basic
- Basic: Film Direction
- Basic: Video Editing
- Basic: Photoshop
- Basic: 3D
- Basic: Film Direction
- What is a Direction
- General Ideas of film, Video & Audio
- Fundamentals of Direction elements
- Shooting in Slow Motion. (High speed camera)
CATEGORIES OF FILMS
- Feature films
- Add films
- Tele films
- Documentary films
- Short films
- Educational films
- Online program films
- Tele play
- Tele Episode
- News story
- Animation films
- Children films
- Duties of Direction Department
- Apprentice
- Assistant Directors
- Associate Directors
- Co-Director
- Director
- TCR - CLAP BOARD – TRP
- CLAP BOARD
- Banner
- Title
- Date
- Location
- Day / Night
- Int / Ext
- TLK / SIL / PLB
- Scene Number
- Shot Number
- Take Number
- Insert shot
- End Clap (Reversely)
- TCR – Editing Report
- Date: …………… Time: …………
- Title: ………….. Scene No: ………….
- Director: ……………… Cinematographer: ……………………. Ass.Director…….
- Basic: Video Editing
- 1. Basic Video and Audio Editing
- Difference between Linear and Non Linear Editing
- Offline Editing and Online Editing
- Multiple cameras footage editing in Offline & Online
- Chrome key, Keying, Mattes, and Masks
- Color Correction
- DTS mixing/ Optical and Graphics
- DIT
- PAL – NTSC – SECAM
- TCR
- Clap board / editing report
- 2. Basic Audio Editing
- Audio Fundamentals
- Measuring Sound Intensity
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio
- Headroom and Distortion
- Dynamic Range and Compression
- Stereo Audio
- Digital Audio
- Hours
- Minutes
- Seconds
- Frames
- Photography: Digital SLR camera
- Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR)
- PANASONIC LUMIX DMC GH4 -4K
- SONY ALPHA a7s - 4K
- CANON EOS 5D MARK II & MARK III
- NIKON
VIDEOGRAPHY
- Video camera
- Professional video camera 4k
- SONY 4K Camera
- HDV HVR Z7U HIGH DEFINITION CAMCODER
- PANASONIC AG-AC90 CAMERA
- Panasonic AG-HMC80
- Sony DSR-PD177P
- Principle of Television
- Interlace scanning
- Horizontal scanning
- Vertical scanning
- Line interval
- Horizontal sync
- Vertical interval
- Sync pulse generator
- Vertical resolution
- Horizontal resolution and band width
- Colour composite Video signal
- Colour Television systems (PAL, SECAM, and NTSC)
- Colour Principles.
- Colour bars
- Split Fields
- How to adjust Color Monitor
- Video camera
- Pick up Device
- Optical section
- Charge Couple Device-CCD.
- Interline transfer
- Frame transfer
- Comparison between it and ft sensor
- Electronic Shutter
- Handling highlight
- HAD sensor
- Advantages/ limitation / resolution of CCD
- Corrections applied to video processing
- Shading Corrections
- Aperture Correction
- Flare Correction
- ABL
- Gamma correction
- Chrome gamma/colour correction
- Digital Signal processing in camera.
- Video camera ACCESSORIES
- Zoom lens
- View Finder
- Microphone
- Test chart
- Battery
- AC adapter
- Camera cable
- Care and handling of the Equipment
- CAMERA SET
- AUDIO SET
- DISPLAY SET
- IN/OUT REC
- TC/UB SET
- MEMORY SET
- SETTING THE DATE AND TIME
- GAIN SETUP
- SMOOTH GAIN
- HYPER GAIN
- ACG LIMIT
- BLK BALANCE
- WB PRESET
- WB O
- OTHERS
- Dubbing/Editing
- Dubbing to VCR, DVD/HDD device
- Recording pictures from a VCR
- Copying movies on a tape to a computer
- Adjusting the exposure:
- Adjusting the iris
- Adjusting the volume of light (ND filter)
- Adjusting the gain
- Adjusting the shutter speed
- Adjusting to natural color (White balance)
- Customizing the picture quality (Picture profile)
- Adjusting the black balance
- DISPLAY
- FOCUS
- EXP.FOCUS
- ONE PUSH AF
- FOCUS INFNTY
- FOCUS MACRO
- D.EXTENDER
- HYPER GAIN
- BLK BALANCE
- AE SHIFT
- INDEX MARK
- STEADYSHOT
- BACK LIGHT
- SPOTLIGHT
- FADER
- COLOR BAR
- LAST SCN RVW
- REC REVIEW
- END SEARCH
- ZEBRA
- MARKER
- PEAKING
- CAMERA SET
- GAIN SETUP
- SMOOTH GAIN
- HYPER GAIN
- AGC LIMIT
- BLK BALANCE
- WB PRESET
- WB OUTDR LVL
- WB TEMP SET
- ATW SENS
- SMOOTH WB
- AE SHIFT
- AE WINDOW
- AE RESPONSE
- AT IRIS LMT
- ECS FREQ.
- FLCKR REDUCE
- CNTRST ENHCR
- BACK LIGHT
- SPOTLIGHT
- STEADYSHOT
- AF ASSIST
- FOCUS MACRO
- HANDLE ZOOM
- D.EXTENDER
- FADER
- SMTH SLW REC
- INTERVAL REC
- DV FRAME REC
- SHOT TRANSITION
- S.TRANS/F.MARK
- x.v.Color
- COLOR BAR
- FLANGE BACK
- AUDIO SET
- DV AU.MODE
- AUDIO LIMIT
- XLR SET
- AUDIO CH SEL
- DV AUDIO MIX
- DISPLAY SET
- ZEBRA
- HISTOGRAM
- PEAKING
- MARKER
- CAM LEVELING
- EXP.FOCUS TYPE
- CAM DATA DSP
- AU.LVL DISP
- ZOOM DISPLAY
- FOCUS DISP
- SHUTTER DISP
- LCD BRIGHT
- LCD COLOR
- LCD BL LEVEL
- VF B.LIGHT
- VF COLOR
- VF POWERMODE
- LETTER SIZE
- REMAINING
- DISP OUTPUT
- IN/OUT REC
- REC FORMAT
- VCR HDV/DV
- HDV PROGRE.
- DV PROGRE.
- DV REC MODE
- DV WIDE REC
- VIDEO OUT
- LINK SET
- EXT REC CTRL
- TC/UB SET
- TC PRESET
- TC COUNTUP
- UB PRESET
- TC FORMAT
- TC RUN
- TC MAKE
- TC LINK
- UB TIME REC
- UB-DATE/TC-TIME
- MEMORY SET
- ALL ERASE
- FORMAT
- FILE NO.
- NEW FOLDER
- REC FOLDER
- PB FOLDER
- OTHERS
- CAMERA PROF
- ASSIGN BTN
- CLOCK SET
- WORLD TIME
- LANGUAGE
- PB ZOOM
- UICK REC
- DATE REC
- BEEP
- REC LAMP[F]
- REC LAMP[R]
- REMOTE CTRL
- HOURS METER
- CAMERA PROF.
- ASSIGN BTN
- CLOCK SET
- WORLD TIME
- LANGUAGE
- PB ZOOM
- QUICK REC
- DATE REC
- BEEP
- REC LAMP[F]
- REC LAMP[R]
- EMOTE CTRL
- Functions and Controls of Video Camera
- Colour Bar
- Power on/off
- VTR on/off
- Zoom control
- Iris Control auto/ manual/
- Viewfinder
- Earphone
- CCU cable connector,
- Camera Connector
- Video out
- Battery carrier
- Mikes in
- Low light On/off
- Viewfinder Controls
- Eye Piece Focus
- Zebra on /off
- Marker
- Viewfinder indicators
- CG
- Black Level/white balance
- Iris
- Audio
- Gain DB.
- Filter selection
- Colour Temperature
- Tape end
- Ape position
- Black stretch
- Shutter/various speed of electronic shutter.
- Tone
- Various Controls and how to use them
- Lens controls
- Back focus and how to set it
- Macro Focus
- Gen Lock,
- Multi-core camera cable,
- Camera support for video /film cameras
- Tripod
- Type Of heads
- Trolley dolly and cranes
- Large camera Cranes
- Fixing camera to vehicle
- Remotely controlled camera system
- Hand held camera
- Steady cam
- Rigging material.
- Chicken box.
- Understanding Video recording
- Composite and component
- Principle of video recording
- VTR formats
- Digital Recording Formats
- Apex: - DCT
- Chromo Sampling Methods
- Video compression
- JPEG
- MPEG, MPEG-1, MPEG-2.
- Editing and compression
- Digital sampling and storage
- Recording Formats
- 2K, 4K, 5K, 6K,8K
- Full HD
- MPEG-IMAX
- XD-CAM/CINE ALTA
- HD-V
- HD
- HD-CAM
- DV-CAM.
- Multi-camera system and ONLINE prod
- CCU
- TIME BASE ERROR
- Imp points about Multi camera system.
- Video Signal measurement tool
- Waveform monitor
- Monitoring the video signal
- Controlling the camera signal
- Stability of the video signal
- Vectroscope
- Front panel control of Vectro scope
- Phase and amplitude of colour vector
- Digital film making
- LFR( Laser film recorder)
- DI.(DIGITAL INTERMEDIATE)
- DIT
- Central Board of Film Certification
- The Central Board of Film Certification (often referred to as the Censor Board)
- Current Certificates
- U = Universal
- UA = Parental Guidance
- A = Adults Only
- S = Restricted to any special class of persons
- Additionally, V/U, V/UA, V/A
- special cinematography
- Points about How to Shooting in
- Various Typical Situations like.
- Rigging the camera
- Underwater shooting
- Shooting in snow
- Aerial photography.
- Shooting through Mirrors
- Use of Acrylic Mirror
- 3-Days Study Tour
INTRODUCTION
- 1. Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR)
- Aspect Ratios & Anamorphic Lenses
- Compression & Bit Rate
- Depth of Field
- Exposure & Aperture
- Focal Length
- Frame Rate
- ISO & Noise
- Progressive vs. Interlaced (1080p vs 1080i)
- Viewfinder
- Shutter Release
- Shutter
- Shutter Speed Control
- F-Stop Control
- Flash
- Hot Shoe Mount
- Lens Ring Mount
- Time – lapse photography
- STORAGE (FOR THE SHOOT)
- SUPPORT SYSTEM
- Audio record - DSLR
- Boom Mic
- Camera Mounted Mic
- Wireless Lavalier
- Foley
- Noise
- Conclusions
- Magic Lantern Firmware
- GH1 Firmware
- Matte Box
- Filtration,Variablend
- LCD ViewFinder
- Field Monitor
- Picture Style Editor
- Post-Production Overview
- Storage (For the edit)
- Transferring,Viewing,Transcoding
- Audio Sync,Drift
- Noise Reduction
- Color Grading
- Important Camera controls
- ISO Speed
- Camera Shooting Modes
- Exposure meter
- The Histogram
- Exposure Compensation
- File type to store you images
- Storeage Cards
- Colour Space refers to the number of colours you camera will store
- Lenses and focal length
- Holding your Camera Steady
- Filters - do you need them and if so which ones are Important?
- White Balance
- F-stops and Apertures
- Important Camera Accessories
- LENS FOCAL LENGTH
- Typical focal lengths
- Normal
- Wide-angle
- Extreme wide-angle
- Portrait
- Telephoto
- Super-Telephoto
- Field sports
- Gym sports
- AUTOFOCUS
- Focus area selection modes
- Autofocus modes
- EXPOSURE
- Shutter speed + aperture (f-stop) + ISO (“film speed”) = exposure
- Aperture (f-stop)
- Shutter speed
- ISO (film speed)
- EXPOSURE METERING MODES
- Spot metering
- Center-weighted metering
- Evaluative, intelligent, or Matrix metering
- Exposure compensation
- Exposure Bracketing
- Shooting Modes
- WHITE BALANCE
- White balance modes
- Auto (or AWB)
- Preset (PRE)
- Creative use of white balance
- Source-specific
- Incandescent
- Fluorescent
- Flash
- Bright sunlight
- Cloudy
- Shade
- FLASH
- Types of flash
- Built-in on-camera flash or “pop up flash
- External hot-shoe mountable flash
- Professional strobes and studio lighting systems
- When and how to use flash
- Indoors
- Outdoors
- TRIPOD
- Why do I need a tripod?
- What kind of tripod to buy
- Tips for photographing with a tripod
- POST-PROCESSING AND IMAGE EDITING
- Re-sizing
- Sharpening
- Color correction
- Color conversion
- Levels or curves
- Red-eye correction
- Perspective or composition fixes
- Photoshop
- Types of Camera Shots
- ECU
- CU
- ELS
- MS
- MLS
- MCU
- LS
- OSS
- POV
- OTH
- Dolly Shot
- Establishing Shot
- Master Shot
- Aerial Shot
- Bridging Shot
- Montages Shot
- Silhouetting Shot
- Flash Back shot
- Flash forward shot
- Types of Camera Angels – Movement
- High
- Eye
- Low
- Overhead / Birds eye view
- Zoom
- Panning (Pan Right – Pan Left)
- Tilt (Tilt Up – Tilt Down)
- Dolly
- Tracking
- Visual Places
- Midground
- Foreground
- Background
- Mise-en-scene
- Setting / Location
- Properties
- Costumes, Makeup and hairstyles
- Coding of colors
- Actor, body language and position in frame
- Lighting
- Composing the shot
- Balance
- Spacing
- Background
- Placement of figures
- CAMERA DEPATRMENT
- Cinematographer
- Director of Photography
- Camera Operator
- First Assistant Camera
- Second Assistant Camera
- Camera focus puller
- Film Loader
- Camera Production Assistant
- Digital Imaging Technician
- Stead cam Operator
- Motion Control Technician/Operator
- DIT
- Exposure control
- Exposure
- Film speed. ASA
- Shutter speed
- Aperture
- Composition rules
- Line
- Shape
- Color
- Texture
- Direction
- Size
- Lens
- Resolving power: definition Focal length
- Prime lenses/block lenses
- Zoom lens
- Angle of view
- Normal lens
- Telephoto lens
- Wide angle lens
- Macro lens/micro lens
- Converter
- Idea of perspective
- Zoom ratio
- Lens speed
- Depth of field
- Depth of focus
- Hyper focal distance.
- Lens.Companies.carl Zeiess. Anguenus.
- Advance Photographic Image
- Halation
- Anti halation backing,
- Logarithmic scales
- Opacity
- Densities
- Base densities,
- Relation between Density and fog level
- Characteristic Curves
- D-max D-min, Shoulder, Toe,
- Gamma.
- Density measurement
- Black and white density
- ADVANCE EXPOSURE CONTROL
- Exposure test
- Metering
- Exposure latitude
- Light meters
- Incident light meter
- Reflected light meter
- 18% grey card.
- Zone System - Ansal Adam
- Colour and contrast
- Primary colour
- Secondary colour
- Tints and shades
- Colour mixing, subtractive and additive
- Complementary colours
- Basic properties of colour
- Hue, value, saturation
- Brightness and luminosity
- Warm and cool colour
- Colour relationship, harmonious, contrasting
- Neutral colour
- Colours and lights
- Colour Psychology
- Camera filters
- Filter factor
- Filter grades
- UV filter
- Infra red filter
- Neutral density filter
- Color gradation
- Polarizing filter
- Spl effect filters
- Diffusion filters
- Fog or pro-mist filter
- Contrast control filter
- Star effect
- Filter for black and white
- Colour conversation.80B, 85.
- Filtre.
- Sepia filter
- Day for night
- Contrast viewing filter
- Close up and split Field
- Handmade filter
- 85and ND mixed
- Florescent correction filter
- Mixed light situation
- Lights
- Tungsten lamps
- quartz lamp
- arc lamp
- Fluorescent tube lights
- Full spectrum fluorescent
- Flicker free Lights, HMI
- Muti-20, Muti-10, baby, solar, 5K
- Mini Brute
- Strobe lights
- Kino-Flo spl lights
- Fresnel spot
- Follow spot
- Disco -lights
- Cyclorama/background lights
- Soft Box lights
- Use of cutter stand, black cloth
- Use of Skimmer and satin cloth
- Various diffusion materials
- Control of intensity
- Barn doors
- Use of reflectors
- Outdoor location lighting
- Studio lighting
- Day for nights
- Night exterior
- Kino Flo
- Led lights
- Types of Lights
- Key Light
- Fill light
- Back light
- Rim lighting photography
- Lighting tools to control the Light
- Cutter stand
- Black cloth
- Black paper
- Thermo coal
- Gateway paper
- Butter paper
- Barn door
- Skimmer
- Magic arm
- Cutter
- C-clamp
- U- Clamp
- Primary colors
- Blue – Yellow
- Green – Magenta
- Red - Cyan
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- Topics Covered in Syllabus: -
- History of Cinema and Television
- The History of Cinematography
CAMERAS AND LIGHTINGS:
- Cinema camera
- RED EPIC 5K
- RED ONE MYSTERIUM X 4K
- BLACK MAGIC DESIGN PRODUCTION CAMERA 4K
- ARRI (FILM) CAMERA
- Video camera
- Professional video camera 4k
- SONY 4K Camera
- SONY HDV HVR Z7U HIGH DEFINITION CAMCODER
- PANASONIC AG-AC90 CAMERA
- Panasonic AG-HMC80
- Sony DSR-PD177P
- DSLR – Digital Single – Lens Reflex camera
- PANASONIC LUMIX DMC GH4 -4K
- SONY ALPHA a7s - 4K
- CANON EOS 5D MARK II & MARK III
- CANON EOS 6D
- NIKON
- Basic
- Basic: Film Direction
- Basic: Video Editing
- Basic: Photoshop
- Basic: 3D
- Basic: Film Direction
- What is a Direction
- General Ideas of film, Video & Audio
- Fundamentals of Direction elements
- Shooting in Slow Motion. (High speed camera)
CATEGORIES OF FILMS
- Feature films
- Add films
- Tele films
- Documentary films
- Short films
- Educational films
- Online program films
- Tele play
- Tele Episode
- News story
- Animation films
- Children films
- Duties of Direction Department
- Apprentice
- Assistant Directors
- Associate Directors
- Co-Director
- Director
- TCR - CLAP BOARD – TRP
- CLAP BOARD
- Banner
- Title
- Date
- Location
- Day / Night
- Int / Ext
- TLK / SIL / PLB
- Scene Number
- Shot Number
- Take Number
- Insert shot
- End Clap (Reversely)
- TCR – Editing Report
- Date: …………… Time: …………
- Title: ………….. Scene No: ………….
- Director: ……………… Cinematographer: ……………………. Ass.Director…….
- Basic: Video Editing
- 1. Basic Video and Audio Editing
- Difference between Linear and Non Linear Editing
- Offline Editing and Online Editing
- Multiple cameras footage editing in Offline & Online
- Chrome key, Keying, Mattes, and Masks
- Color Correction
- DTS mixing/ Optical and Graphics
- DIT
- PAL – NTSC – SECAM
- TCR
- Clap board / editing report
- 2. Basic Audio Editing
- Audio Fundamentals
- Measuring Sound Intensity
- Signal-to-Noise Ratio
- Headroom and Distortion
- Dynamic Range and Compression
- Stereo Audio
- Digital Audio
- Hours
- Minutes
- Seconds
- Frames
- Photography: Digital SLR camera
- Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR)
- PANASONIC LUMIX DMC GH4 -4K
- SONY ALPHA a7s - 4K
- CANON EOS 5D MARK II & MARK III
- NIKON
VIDEOGRAPHY
- Video camera
- Professional video camera 4k
- SONY 4K Camera
- HDV HVR Z7U HIGH DEFINITION CAMCODER
- PANASONIC AG-AC90 CAMERA
- Panasonic AG-HMC80
- Sony DSR-PD177P
- Principle of Television
- Interlace scanning
- Horizontal scanning
- Vertical scanning
- Line interval
- Horizontal sync
- Vertical interval
- Sync pulse generator
- Vertical resolution
- Horizontal resolution and band width
- Colour composite Video signal
- Colour Television systems (PAL, SECAM, and NTSC)
- Colour Principles.
- Colour bars
- Split Fields
- How to adjust Color Monitor
- Video camera
- Pick up Device
- Optical section
- Charge Couple Device-CCD.
- Interline transfer
- Frame transfer
- Comparison between it and ft sensor
- Electronic Shutter
- Handling highlight
- HAD sensor
- Advantages/ limitation / resolution of CCD
- Corrections applied to video processing
- Shading Corrections
- Aperture Correction
- Flare Correction
- ABL
- Gamma correction
- Chrome gamma/colour correction
- Digital Signal processing in camera.
- Video camera ACCESSORIES
- Zoom lens
- View Finder
- Microphone
- Test chart
- Battery
- AC adapter
- Camera cable
- Care and handling of the Equipment
- CAMERA SET
- AUDIO SET
- DISPLAY SET
- IN/OUT REC
- TC/UB SET
- MEMORY SET
- SETTING THE DATE AND TIME
- GAIN SETUP
- SMOOTH GAIN
- HYPER GAIN
- ACG LIMIT
- BLK BALANCE
- WB PRESET
- WB O
- OTHERS
- Dubbing/Editing
- Dubbing to VCR, DVD/HDD device
- Recording pictures from a VCR
- Copying movies on a tape to a computer
- Adjusting the exposure
- Adjusting the iris
- Adjusting the volume of light (ND filter)
- Adjusting the gain
- Adjusting the shutter speed
- Adjusting to natural color (White balance)
- Customizing the picture quality (Picture profile)
- Adjusting the black balance
- DISPLAY
- FOCUS
- EXP.FOCUS
- ONE PUSH AF
- FOCUS INFNTY
- FOCUS MACRO
- D.EXTENDER
- HYPER GAIN
- BLK BALANCE
- AE SHIFT
- INDEX MARK
- STEADYSHOT
- BACK LIGHT
- SPOTLIGHT
- FADER
- COLOR BAR
- LAST SCN RVW
- REC REVIEW
- END SEARCH
- ZEBRA
- MARKER
- PEAKING
- CAMERA SET
- GAIN SETUP
- SMOOTH GAIN
- HYPER GAIN
- AGC LIMIT
- BLK BALANCE
- WB PRESET
- WB OUTDR LVL
- WB TEMP SET
- ATW SENS
- SMOOTH WB
- AE SHIFT
- AE WINDOW
- AE RESPONSE
- AT IRIS LMT
- ECS FREQ.
- FLCKR REDUCE
- CNTRST ENHCR
- BACK LIGHT
- SPOTLIGHT
- STEADYSHOT
- AF ASSIST
- FOCUS MACRO
- HANDLE ZOOM
- D.EXTENDER
- FADER
- SMTH SLW REC
- INTERVAL REC
- DV FRAME REC
- SHOT TRANSITION
- S.TRANS/F.MARK
- x.v.Color
- COLOR BAR
- FLANGE BACK
- AUDIO SET
- DV AU.MODE
- AUDIO LIMIT
- XLR SET
- AUDIO CH SEL
- DV AUDIO MIX
- DISPLAY SET
- ZEBRA
- HISTOGRAM
- PEAKING
- MARKER
- CAM LEVELING
- EXP.FOCUS TYPE
- CAM DATA DSP
- AU.LVL DISP
- ZOOM DISPLAY
- FOCUS DISP
- SHUTTER DISP
- LCD BRIGHT
- LCD COLOR
- LCD BL LEVEL
- VF B.LIGHT
- VF COLOR
- VF POWERMODE
- LETTER SIZE
- REMAINING
- DISP OUTPUT
- IN/OUT REC
- REC FORMAT
- VCR HDV/DV
- HDV PROGRE
- DV PROGRE
- DV REC MODE
- DV WIDE REC
- VIDEO OUT
- LINK SET
- EXT REC CTRL
- TC/UB SET
- TC PRESET
- TC COUNTUP
- UB PRESET
- TC FORMAT
- TC RUN
- TC MAKE
- TC LINK
- UB TIME REC
- UB-DATE/TC-TIME
- MEMORY SET
- ALL ERASE
- FORMAT
- FILE NO.
- NEW FOLDER
- REC FOLDER
- PB FOLDER
- OTHERS
- CAMERA PROF
- ASSIGN BTN
- CLOCK SET
- WORLD TIME
- LANGUAGE
- PB ZOOM
- UICK REC
- DATE REC
- BEEP
- REC LAMP[F]
- REC LAMP[R]
- REMOTE CTRL
- HOURS METER
- CAMERA PROF.
- ASSIGN BTN
- CLOCK SET
- WORLD TIME
- LANGUAGE
- PB ZOOM
- QUICK REC
- DATE REC
- BEEP
- REC LAMP[F]
- REC LAMP[R]
- EMOTE CTRL
- Functions and Controls of Video Camera
- Colour Bar
- Power on/off
- VTR on/off
- Zoom control
- Iris Control auto/ manual/
- Viewfinder
- Earphone
- CCU cable connector,
- Camera Connector
- Video out
- Battery carrier
- Mikes in
- Low light On/off
- Viewfinder Controls
- Eye Piece Focus
- Zebra on /off
- Marker
- Viewfinder indicators
- CG
- Black Level/white balance
- Iris
- Audio
- Gain DB.
- Filter selection
- Colour Temperature
- Tape end
- Ape position
- Black stretch
- Shutter/various speed of electronic shutter.
- Tone
- Various Controls and how to use them
- Lens controls
- Back focus and how to set it
- Macro Focus
- Gen Lock,
- Multi-core camera cable,
- Camera support for video /film cameras
- Tripod
- Type Of heads
- Trolley dolly and cranes
- Large camera Cranes
- Fixing camera to vehicle
- Remotely controlled camera system
- Hand held camera
- Steady cam
- Rigging material
- Chicken box
- Understanding Video recording
- Composite and component
- Principle of video recording
- VTR formats
- Digital Recording Formats
- Apex: - DCT
- Chromo Sampling Methods
- Video compression
- JPEG
- MPEG, MPEG-1, MPEG-2.
- Editing and compression
- Digital sampling and storage
- Recording Formats
- 2K, 4K, 5K, 6K,8K
- Full HD
- MPEG-IMAX
- XD-CAM/CINE ALTA
- HD-V
- HD
- HD-CAM
- DV-CAM.
- Multi-camera system and ONLINE prod
- CCU
- TIME BASE ERROR
- Imp points about Multi camera system.
- Video Signal measurement tool
- Waveform monitor
- Monitoring the video signal
- Controlling the camera signal
- Stability of the video signal
- Vectroscope
- Front panel control of Vectro scope
- Phase and amplitude of colour vector
- Cinematography modules
- Cinema camera
- RED HELIUM 8K
- RED EPIC 5K
- RED ONE MYSTERIUM X 4K
- BLACK MAGIC DESIGN PRODUCTION CAMERA 4K
- ARRI (FILM) CAMERA
- THEORY OF CAMERAOPERATION
- Mysterium x sensor
- Image processing
- Hdrx
- Magic motion
- Audio recording
- Microphone level analog inputs
- Line level analog inputs
- Video monitoring outputs
- Bomb evf
- Red touch lcd
- Hd-sdi
- Hdmi
- Redmote
- Digital magazine (media)
- Metadata
- Red’s family of dsmc cameras record the metadata, which is data for each frame of the recording:
- Clip name
- Time code
- Date and gmt
- Lens and shutter speed / angle parameters
- Audio configuration
- Firmware version
- Media serial
- ltc user bits (3 32-bit word reg-dumps from isp)
- S4i static data
- S4i dynamic data
- Gmt time/data
- RGB curves
- Shadow control
- Luma curve
- Lens name, brand, id, near focus, far focus
- Camera network name
- Production name
- Director name
- Dp name
- Copyright
- Unit
- Camera name
- Location
- Scene
- Take
- Accelerometer data
- Gyro data
- Clip naming conventions
- Multi camera shoots
- 3d (stereo) camera shoots
- Smpte timecode
- Power consumption
- Camera operational controls
- Side ssd module
- Navigation group
- Installation / removal
- Dsmc modules
- Pro i/o module
- Rear ssd module
- Quad battery module
- Dual battery module
- MODULE INSTALLATION / REMOVAL
- Power down the camera.
- Remove the REDMOTE.
- Place the adapter plate over the v-mount on the rear of the camera brain.
- Using a T-20 Torx, lightly tighten the four screws. Do not over tighten
- Tighten the screws again in a cross pattern until tight.
- ATTACHING THE DSMC MODULE
- REDMOTE
- Still/Motion Slider B. Release Button (L) C. Record LED
- Power LED
- Rocker Switch F. User Keys A-D G. MENU Button
- Soft Menu Keys 1-3 I. Navigation Group
- Focus/Record Button K. Soft Menu Keys 4-8 L. Power/Lock Slider
- Release Button (L) N. USB Connector
- REDMOTE Navigation Group
- Scroll Wheel
- Direction Keys
- Enter Button
- DISPLAYS BOMB EVF AND BOMB EVF (OLED)
- Resolution: 1280 (wide) x 784 (high) full-color
- Contrast Ratio: 1000:1 typical
- Available diopter range: +2.0 to -5.0.I
- BOMB EVF
- Focus Ring
- Talley Light
- Brightness Controls
- Touch screen LCD – 5” LCD Shown
- User Key 1 1:1 Magnify
- Backlight Adjust
- C. User Key 2 Exposure Check
- BASIC OPERATION
- DC (Voltage) or Brick (%)
- Battery Module batteries
- Side Handle battery
- BACKPACK QUICKPLATE (SHORT) CONNECTORS
- LED Green Blinking = Battery Used
- LED Yellow Blinking = Battery has 10 minutes of run time remaining
- LED Red Blinking = Battery has 5 minutes of run time remaining
- LED Constant Red = Battery Discharged
- EXTERNAL DC POWER
- Power Status LED
- Power/Record Button
- Record Status LED
- The display elements
- Audio Meter
- Clip Level Bar
- Clip Meter
- Cursors
- Drop
- F Stop
- False Color Mode
- Frame Guide
- Frame Rate
- Gunlock
- HDR Mode
- Histogram
- ISO Rating
- LAN
- Magnify
- Media Status
- Menu ICON
- Noise Level Bar
- Playback ICON
- Power
- Project Frame Rate
- Quality
- Resolution Record
- RIG
- RM
- Shutter Speed
- Shutter Sync
- TC
- Temperature
- Time code
- White Balance
- Next Clip Filename
- Playback Access (Touch screen)
- Current frame capture rate
- ISO Rating
- Shutter Speed (or Shutter Angle)
- ISO
- F STOP
- APERTURE (F STOP)
- FOCUS
- EXPOSURE
- INTEGRATION TIME
- REDCODE OPTIONS FOR VARIOUS FRAME RATES
INTRODUCTION
- 1. Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR)
- Aspect Ratios & Anamorphic Lenses
- Compression & Bit Rate
- Depth of Field
- Exposure & Aperture
- Focal Length
- Frame Rate
- ISO & Noise
- Progressive vs. Interlaced (1080p vs 1080i)
- Viewfinder
- Shutter Release
- Shutter
- Shutter Speed Control
- F-Stop Control
- Flash
- Hot Shoe Mount
- Lens Ring Mount
- Time – lapse photography
- STORAGE (FOR THE SHOOT)
- SUPPORT SYSTEM
- Audio record - DSLR
- Boom Mic
- Camera Mounted Mic
- Wireless Lavalier
- Foley
- Noise
- Conclusions
- Magic Lantern Firmware
- GH1 Firmware
- Matte Box
- Filtration,Variablend
- LCD ViewFinder
- Field Monitor
- Picture Style Editor
- Post-Production Overview
- Storage (For the edit)
- Transferring,Viewing,Transcoding
- Audio Sync,Drift
- Noise Reduction
- Color Grading
- Important Camera controls
- ISO Speed
- Camera Shooting Modes
- Exposure meter
- The Histogram
- Exposure Compensation
- File type to store you images
- Storeage Cards
- Colour Space refers to the number of colours you camera will store
- Lenses and focal length
- Holding your Camera Steady
- Filters - do you need them and if so which ones are Important?
- White Balance
- F-stops and Apertures
- Important Camera Accessories
- LENS FOCAL LENGTH
- Typical focal lengths
- Normal
- Wide-angle
- Extreme wide-angle
- Portrait
- Telephoto
- Super-Telephoto
- Field sports
- Gym sports
- AUTOFOCUS
- Focus area selection modes
- Autofocus modes
- EXPOSURE
- Shutter speed + aperture (f-stop) + ISO (“film speed”) = exposure
- Aperture (f-stop)
- Shutter speed
- ISO (film speed)
- EXPOSURE METERING MODES
- Spot metering
- Center-weighted metering
- Evaluative, intelligent, or Matrix metering
- Exposure compensation
- Exposure Bracketing
- Shooting Modes
- WHITE BALANCE
- White balance modes
- Auto (or AWB)
- Preset (PRE)
- Creative use of white balance
- Source-specific
- Incandescent
- Fluorescent
- Flash
- Bright sunlight
- Cloudy
- Shade
- FLASH
- Types of flash
- Built-in on-camera flash or “pop up flash
- External hot-shoe mountable flash
- Professional strobes and studio lighting systems
- When and how to use flash
- Indoors
- Outdoors
- TRIPOD
- Why do I need a tripod?
- What kind of tripod to buy
- Tips for photographing with a tripod
- POST-PROCESSING AND IMAGE EDITING
- Re-sizing
- Sharpening
- Color correction
- Color conversion
- Levels or curves
- Red-eye correction
- Perspective or composition fixes
- Photoshop
- Types of Camera Shots
- ECU
- CU
- ELS
- MS
- MLS
- MCU
- LS
- OSS
- POV
- OTH
- Dolly Shot
- Establishing Shot
- Master Shot
- Aerial Shot
- Bridging Shot
- Montages Shot
- Silhouetting Shot
- Flash Back shot
- Flash forward shot
- Types of Camera Angels – Movement
- High
- Eye
- Low
- Overhead / Birds eye view
- Zoom
- Panning (Pan Right – Pan Left)
- Tilt (Tilt Up – Tilt Down)
- Dolly
- Tracking
- Visual Places
- Midground
- Foreground
- Background
- Mise-en-scene
- Setting / Location
- Properties
- Costumes, Makeup and hairstyles
- Coding of colors
- Actor, body language and position in frame
- Lighting
- Composing the shot
- Balance
- Spacing
- Background
- Placement of figures
- CAMERA DEPATRMENT
- Cinematographer
- Director of Photography
- Camera Operator
- First Assistant Camera
- Second Assistant Camera
- Camera focus puller
- Film Loader
- Camera Production Assistant
- Digital Imaging Technician
- Stead cam Operator
- Motion Control Technician/Operator
- DIT
- Exposure control
- Exposure
- Film speed. ASA
- Shutter speed
- Aperture
- Composition rules
- Line
- Shape
- Color
- Texture
- Direction
- Size
- Lens
- Resolving power: definition Focal length
- Prime lenses/block lenses
- Zoom lens
- Angle of view
- Normal lens
- Telephoto lens
- Wide angle lens
- Macro lens/micro lens
- Converter
- Idea of perspective
- Zoom ratio
- Lens speed
- Depth of field
- Depth of focus
- Hyper focal distance.
- Lens.Companies.carl Zeiess. Anguenus.
- Advance Photographic Image
- Halation
- Anti halation backing,
- Logarithmic scales
- Opacity
- Densities
- Base densities,
- Relation between Density and fog level
- Characteristic Curves
- D-max D-min, Shoulder, Toe,
- Gamma.
- Density measurement
- Black and white density
- ADVANCE EXPOSURE CONTROL
- Exposure test
- Metering
- Exposure latitude
- Light meters
- Incident light meter
- Reflected light meter
- 18% grey card.
- Zone System - Ansal Adam
- Colour and contrast
- Primary colour
- Secondary colour
- Tints and shades
- Colour mixing, subtractive and additive
- Complementary colours
- Basic properties of colour
- Hue, value, saturation
- Brightness and luminosity
- Warm and cool colour
- Colour relationship, harmonious, contrasting
- Neutral colour
- Colours and lights
- Colour Psychology
- Camera filters
- Filter factor
- Filter grades
- UV filter
- Infra red filter
- Neutral density filter
- Color gradation
- Polarizing filter
- Spl effect filters
- Diffusion filters
- Fog or pro-mist filter
- Contrast control filter
- Star effect
- Filter for black and white
- Colour conversation.80B, 85.
- Filtre.
- Sepia filter
- Day for night
- Contrast viewing filter
- Close up and split Field
- Handmade filter
- 85and ND mixed
- Florescent correction filter
- Mixed light situation
- Lights
- Tungsten lamps
- quartz lamp
- arc lamp
- Fluorescent tube lights
- Full spectrum fluorescent
- Flicker free Lights, HMI
- Muti-20, Muti-10, baby, solar, 5K
- Mini Brute
- Strobe lights
- Kino-Flo spl lights
- Fresnel spot
- Follow spot
- Disco -lights
- Cyclorama/background lights
- Soft Box lights
- Use of cutter stand, black cloth
- Use of Skimmer and satin cloth
- Various diffusion materials
- Control of intensity
- Barn doors
- Use of reflectors
- Outdoor location lighting
- Studio lighting
- Day for nights
- Night exterior
- Kino Flo
- Led lights
- Types of Lights
- Key Light
- Fill light
- Back light
- Rim lighting photography
- Lighting tools to control the Light
- Cutter stand
- Black cloth
- Black paper
- Thermo coal
- Gateway paper
- Butter paper
- Barn door
- Skimmer
- Magic arm
- Cutter
- C-clamp
- U- Clamp
- Primary colors
- Blue – Yellow
- Green – Magenta
- Red - Cyan
BLACK MAGIC CAMERA 4K
- Introduction
- Introducing Black magic URSA
- Attaching the Handle
- Attaching a Lens
- Powering Your Camera
- Mounting Batteries
- CFast Cards
- Inserting a CFast Card
- Preparing a CFast Card for Recording
- Preparing CFast Cards on a Mac OS X Computer
- Preparing CFast Cards on a Windows Computer
- Overview of Camera Controls
- DOP Station
- Monitor Controls
- Work Station Features
- Camera Assist and Audio Station
- Work Station Features
- Front Panel
- Rear Panel
- Top Panel
- Bottom Panel
- Recording
- Recording Clips
- Recording Duration Table
- Playback
- Playing Back Clips
- Connectors:
- Camera Assist and Audio Station Connectors
- Rear Panel Connectors
- Bottom Panel Connector
- Camera Features
- Work Station Buttons
- Touch Screens
- Touch Screen Features
- Status Strip
- Power Indicator
- Duration Display
- Transport Display
- Media Timeline
- Settings
- Camera Settings
- Audio Settings
- Recording Settings
- File Naming Convention
- Display Settings
- Entering Metadata
- Camera Video Output
- Monitoring using SDI
- Post Production Workflow
- Working with Files from CFast 2.0 Cards
- Editing your Clips
- Using Final Cut Pro X
- Using Avid Media Composer
- Using Adobe Premiere Pro CC
- Using Autodesk Smoke 2013
- Black magic Camera Utility
- Transfer of Film to Video.
- Tele-cine basic.
- Type of Tele-cine machine.
- Frame per sec.
- File type.
- LATEST TECHNOLOGY
- Digital Intermediate: - DI
- Understanding various models and technical aspects connected with D.I.
- DIT
- Batteries for Motion picture camera
- Shooting Format:-
- 16mm/
- 35mm/
- 70mm/
- super.16/
- I-max
- /3-D
- Digital film making
- LFR( Laser film recorder)
- DI.(DIGITAL INTERMEDIATE)
- DIT
- Central Board of Film Certification
- The Central Board of Film Certification (often referred to as the Censor Board)
- Current Certificates
- U = Universal
- UA = Parental Guidance
- A = Adults Only
- S = Restricted to any special class of persons
- Additionally, V/U, V/UA, V/A
- special cinematography
- Points about How to Shooting in
- Various Typical Situations like.
- Rigging the camera
- Underwater shooting
- Shooting in snow
- Aerial photography.
- Shooting through Mirrors
- Use of Acrylic Mirror
- 3-Days Study Tour