creativeLIVE Visual Storytelling The Art of Wedding Filmmaking with Alfio Stuto

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creativeLIVE - Visual Storytelling: The Art of Wedding Filmmaking with Alfio Stuto
English | Audio: aac, 48000 Hz, stereo (eng)
MOV | Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x720, 23.98 fps(r) (eng) | 7.34 GB
Genre: Video Training

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What’s the difference between a videographer and a true cinematographer? How can a single shooter successfully capture a complete wedding story? Join filmmaker Alfio Stuto for a three-day introduction to the wedding cinematographer’s mindset and toolbox.
Alfio will cover everything you need to know about video storytelling, post-production workflow, attracting clients, and growing a business. You’ll learn how to choose the equipment right for you, from lenses to lighting equipment, and beyond. Alfio will share the one-of-a-kind techniques he’s developed over a decade of success as a cinematographer, including how to capture a live event through moving, evocative imagery that will last forever.

By the end of this course, you’ll have the skills you need to tell a compelling, emotional story through video, with results your clients will love

Alfio Stuto
Alfio’s journey in filmmaking began over a decade ago, producing short films and mini documentaries at University. Since then, Alfio has developed an honest and truly personal approach to visual storytelling. This intimate approach was borne of Alfio’s time in front of the camera, in minor TV roles, event hosting in the broadcast sector and live theatre. “I am driven to produce films of substance through meticulous planning, attention to detail and technical know-how, which takes the viewer on a journey”