Editing 101 in Final Cut Pro with Sharyn Murray NEW

Saturdays, March 20-April 10, 1:00-3:00 p.m.

This hands on course will help you get started editing your own projects professionally:

•finding your way around the timeline

1. •    organizing and trimming your clips
   

•storytelling using cutaway shots

•Space is limited to 8.  Call 609-252-1963 or e-mail Sharyn@princetontv.org with Final Cut Pro in the subject line to reserve a space.  $140 to members, $160 for non-members.

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Lighting Beyond the Basics with Lawrence Roth

Saturday, March 6, 2:00-4:00 p.m.

A follow up to Lighting 101, this class will cover outdoor lighting plus topics such as color temperatures, bounce light, multi-camera interviews,refined single interview lighting and cutting light.

Class is limited to 10 people.  Call 609-252-1963 or e-mail Sharyn@princetontv.org with Lighting Beyond Basics  in the subject line to reserve a space.  Free to members, $20 for non-members

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Lawrence Roth Biography

While attending Columbia College in Chicago, Lawrence got his first taste of film as a production assistant for a couple of the big crowd shots on Ferris Bueller’s Day Off .  After graduation, Lawrence worked on lighting crews for films, The Untouchables, Crime Story and She’s Having a Baby.

A former resident of Los Angeles, he has worked with Janusz Kaminski (currently Steven Spielberg’s Director of Photography), Wally Pfister (Batman) and Mauro Fiore (Training Day).

In addition to movies, he’s also been the lighting director for many television shows and commercials including pilots of the Osbournes, Wife Swap and Trading Spaces.

Most recently, Lawrence has served as lighting director on the Dr. Phil House, 48 Hours, ESPN's 30 for 30 documentary series Lucky to be Alive (soon to be on CBS).

Check out Larry Roth on IMDB (not the actor).

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Greenscreen with Greenberg with Lawrence R. Greenberg

Saturday, February 20, 1:00-4:00 p.m.

Instructor Lawrence R. Greenberg will guide you through the production process using puppets, a chroma key suit, as well as the classic news anchor setup.  You will learn how to create and light a green screen.  The class will conclude with Greenberg leading you through the technical steps of cutting a chroma key in Final Cut Pro to add that fantasy background you want in your video project.  If you have ever wanted to take part in a video production this is a great place to start. 

 

Participants should have some basic knowledge of video production (IMovie ok). 

Class is limited to 10 people.  To reserve a place, call 609-252-1963 or e-mail Sharyn@princetontv.org with Greenscreen in the subject line.

Free to members, $20 for non-members

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