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Location: Melbourne CBD | Model: @tokio_james The ‘nifty 50’ never fails to nail a shot or two. On a full frame 6D, consistent low light simplified the aperture to f2.8 with ISO range 400-800. A selection of 50mm f/1.8
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Behind-the-Scenes footage from a video interview at NGVA with the owner of a distinguished private collection of artworks by Modern Australian Women. Find out more about Digital Storytelling here: alexharkness.com/digitalstorytelling/
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Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K footage. VFX Breakdown of a 5-Step Colour Correction/Grading workflow I created recently. Sample files from Blackmagic Design
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A collection of video interviews with this year’s winners and Event highlights video for IMMC 2018. The International Mathematical Modeling Challenge (IM²C) is a new team-based mathematical competition for Australian secondary students. Operating in teams, comprising up to four students
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11 videos for ASIC to accompany the Knowing, Growing, Showing professional development modules for teachers of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.
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Website and Logo Design for SquareWood timber flooring specialists. Responsive design for mobile and desktop with simple CMS backend access allowing client to update text, add new products and images themselves.
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Animated video overview for ACER’s ever expanding range of International Education & Development projects across the globe. © acer.org
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Promotional video for Principal for a Day. © acer.org
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Promo video for the ACWP National Survey. © www.acer.edu.au
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Event highlights from PAX 2016. Find out more or register for 2017 at stemgames.org.au © acer.edu.au
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Organise your own Digital Story, Download a Brochure (PDF) and find out at more Digital Storytelling.
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The Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER) is an independent, not-for-profit research organisation established in Australia as a company limited by guarantee. Our mission is to create and promote research-based knowledge, products and services that can be used to improve
Read more ...Have you ever wanted to interview someone to tell their story or share their point of view? Do you know how to make a subject feel comfortable in front of a camera? Or how to make sure you’ll get the
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Nathaniel Todson has created a tutorial that shows how to manually track objects inside of Premiere Pro, as well as how to get the most out of the auto-tracking feature for layers when using a mask.
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Anyone who purchased Blackmagic’s Production 4K Camera with its gutsy and reliable 35mm sensor, wrapped in an indestructible curved metal shell wept happiness tears when the Pocket Cinema Camera 4K and it’s myriad accessories and file format opportunities was released.
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Douglas Miller, MFA, is the Associate Professor of Cinematic Arts at the Zaki Gordon Center at Liberty University. His resume includes film and network television with productions ranging from soap operas and commercials to PBS documentaries and special events.
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Matt Granger shares some super tips on flash sync speeds and the extremely useful HSS or High Speed Sync function.
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Interesting collaboration of impressive talents here. Directed by Tendril – Styleframes NYC | Opening Titles from Final Frontier on Vimeo.
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Learn to properly dump camera footage like a professional Digital Imaging Technician. It’s the best way to verify that all your footage copied correctly.
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Smartphones are such powerful cameras now that they’ve increasingly become a viable option for videographers and filmmakers looking to shoot with shoestring budgets.
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It was only a few years ago that many designers were worried that AI and machine learning were coming to take away their jobs. If you’re still feeling a bit panicky about it, a handful of groundbreaking new projects prove
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Understanding the internal light meter of my camera is one of the best skills I’ve ever learned. It helps me to shoot in fully manual mode, so that I rarely look at the back of my camera. Let me tell
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