Jan 19, 2018
Los Angeles, CA – The Society of Camera Operators (SOC) is proud to announce the 2017 recipient of the Technical Achievement Award. The Award is given to a
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Los Angeles, CA – The Society of Camera Operators (SOC) is proud to announce the 2017 recipient of the Technical Achievement Award. The Award is given to a
Filming done for the Western Canadian Regional Yo Yo Contest 2014.
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An old "cooking" video made to demonstrate that I can accomplish the basics of film editing.
Video production for school to demonstrate part of our promotional plan for a local theatre.
Camera operating for the Canadian Barista Championships 2013.
Shooting footage for the Prairie Coffee Show.
Strathcona County Mayor Linda Osinchuk is happy with the recording of the speech from her re-election announcement ceremony.
Whilst looking back through some footage I noticed that, despite only using a camera and a tripod, there were a few shots that felt like they had jib or tracking moves in them.
By using a wide angle lens that allows you to focus on close objects, maybe even a macro lens, and putting the camera right up against your subject, a simple pan or tilt can be made to look like a sexy jib move!