Join us for any part of this series of fundamental video production workshops. Each workshop will look into the fathers of cinema, the Lumiere brothers, as we discuss and explore their first recorded footage and different methods. This is a great way to explore and learn video production outside of simply learning how to use a camera.

Each participant will be heavily enocuraged to actually submit their minute of footage to the Lumière Minutes website!

Exerpt from the Lumière Minutes website:

"Each student chooses the location and subject of his shot, choosing exactly the right moment to start recording his film. The camera records from one position without panning, although it can be placed on or in a moving object (car, lift, train or underground train amongst others), and sound is recorded directly at source. Then 60 seconds later with watch in hand, he has to stop the shot, as if the reel had finished, just like a Lumière operator of old. This way each shot is a result of both choice - and luck. The Lumière Minute should be named."