The video, in Latin, means “I see”. Similarly, the audio “I listen”.
Therefore, when we think of creating something that involves images and sounds, we must bear in mind that we are producing so that the eyes see and the ears hear. Sounds obvious right? However, if you think back to the beginning of it all, when the Lumière brothers created the first motion picture camera, that reality was still a long way off. Before, the old silent movies showed a complete scene, no cut. The camera had only a contemplative and static position and was called the “lord of the audience”. But more was needed. Along with the need to move the equipment, came the plans and finally the cinematographic language. By linking open, medium and closed shots, a story can be told through cuts. Term derived from the French to cut, originally it meant the act of cutting or cutting to form. This fusion of narratives has provided us with brilliant filmmakers, such as the French illusionist Georges Meliès. First introduced to the cinematographer in 1895, he was fascinated by the power of this invention. And it was no less. To this day, this fantastic machine for recording reality through photographs, images and sounds is so present in our daily lives that we do not even realize how much happens when we take out a cell phone to take a look. video or photo. This universe, which we can call magical, is the starting point of the “Sem Limites Technology” workshop, created by Mário Luis Buonfiglio, video director, educator and collaborator in the field of technology. During the two days of the meeting, at the World View store in São Paulo, the fantastic technologies that shape our current audiovisual landscape will be presented. With a focus on applications in our daily lives, the workshop will show the connection of technology with language, business and how we behave in the midst of these new forms of connection with the public. And always be on the lookout for the best gear and accessories to better tell our stories. Among other topics, the meeting will also highlight the differences between digital SLRs and camcorders, how sensors, audio, lenses behave, in short, a panorama that will be very useful to improve any type of production.
- “We produce and consume a lot of content in all fields.
- Created by amateurs and professionals.
- With this workshop we want to inspire participants to explore their teams in a more creative way ?.
- Stresses Buonfiglio.
For Abdallah Hammoud, Director of World View, this is a great opportunity to look for technology updates and meet professionals in the field. “Our store is already known as a distributor of the main photography and video brands on the market. Now we want to evolve our space, creating a differentiated environment for our customers.
About the Author
Mario Luis Buonfiglio is director of photography, editor, screenwriter and technological collaborator in specialized publications such as Zoom Magazine, SET and Tela Viva, he was professor and consultant at the Senac Comunicacao e Artes, where he created and coordinated the professional courses (DRT) of Camera, Assembly and Lighting, participating in the training of several professionals working in the field. Managing partner of the production company Videolink Creation and Technology. Creator of the blog and YouTube channel “Supertech”, which presents magazines of trends and equipment of the industry.
The registration is open and is aimed at beginners in the field of video, youtubers, photographers and amateurs.
Location: World View
Av. Ipiranga, 1107, Repeblica? Sao Paulo? Sp
Phones: (11) 3227-2893 / 3311-9349.
Price: $299. 00
For more information and to register, visit https://www. sympla. com. br/workshop-tecnologia-sem-limites__304013