Sat, 07 Sept
|Panavision NZ
Behind The Lens Optics Workshop
Presenting the essential aspects of optics in filmmaking. Optics workshop designed for both creative and technical roles.
Time & Location
07 Sept 2024, 11:00 am – 4:00 pm GMT-7
Panavision NZ, 318 Richmond Road, Grey Lynn, Auckland 1021, New Zealand
About the Event
In collaboration with NZCS, DEGANZ, Ngã Aho Whakaari, PASC, PISA, WIFT NZ & Panavision NZ Presents: Behind The Lens Optics Workshop.
Behind The Lens is a day of hands-on practical workshops in which screen practitioners will gain a greater understanding of how camera lenses and technology influence visual storytelling.
Led by Panavision Australia’s Nic Godoy, the workshops will include ‘live’ on-set demonstrations using Panavision cameras and an array of vintage and modern lenses. Delivered in two parts, the program is developed with the nuances, challenges, and specific requirements of creative and technical roles in mind. The morning is for practitioners working in creative roles (Directors, Producers, etc). It will include demystifying lenses, the lens testing process, and how to use terminology for effective communication between Directors and Cinematographers. The afternoon is for practitioners working in advanced technical roles (Cinematographers, AC’s, post-production, etc). It will include a showcase and technical breakdown of motion picture lens characteristics of Spherical, Anamorphic, Large Format and S35 lenses, including the evolving advancement of lens modification and customization.
All attendees of both sessions will receive a free online technical reference library.
We encourage all participants to attend the networking lunch.
Schedule:
11:00 am - 1:00 pm - Creative Workshop
For early to mid-career screen practitioners working in creative roles (directors,
producers, etc.)
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm - Networking Lunch (ALL ATTENDEES)
An opportunity for creative and technical screen practitioners to network and mingle.
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm - Technical Workshop
For mid-career to experienced screen practitioners working in technical roles
(Cinematographers, AC’s, post-production, etc.)