Shane Hurlbut – Mastering The Image

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Go behind the scenes with acclaimed director of photography Shane Hurlbut ASC, as he takes you through each step of his filmmaking process, teaching you how to light and lens cinematically. From creating a visual language in pre-production, through to lighting selection, power distribution on-set, working with directors and actors, blocking, coverage and more, this masterclass will help you achieve cinematic results and build your on set confidence.

Subtitles available: English

THIS COURSE INCLUDES: 39 Lessons, 4 FREE Lessons, over 7 hours of Instructional Video, detailed written Breakdowns, Top Down Lighting Schematics, Top Down Blocking Schematics, Top down Sun Paths and Power distribution maps and Side by Side Comparisons

IN THIS COURSE YOU WILL LEARN: Learn each step of the cinematic process from the view of the Cinematographer. Starting with breaking down your script and learning how to develop the film’s visual language and choose the right aspect ratio. Then learn how not just where to put the lights, but how to shape, control, and get power to those lights – and what lights you should be using. See all these lessons play out in a variety of scenarios from day exteriors to a green screen to a nighttime bedroom set on a stage. Upgrade your filmmaking arsenal. Learn to light and lens from Hollywood Cinematographer Shane Hurlbut, ASC in this unprecedented cinematography masterclass bundle.

Modules :

Pre-Production

In this module Shane Hurlbut ASC takes us through his pre-production process from the moment he receives the script, and how he works with the director and the other departments to make fundamental decisions that shape the look and mood of the film.

Equipment Check-in and Prep

Here Shane walks us through the lighting toolset of a cinematographer working at the very highest level. We look at various light fixtures including HMIs, KinoFlos and tungsten lights, with Shane showing us exactly how to check and prepare each so that it’s ready to be used on set.

Power Distribution

Power on set is fundamental, but with high-power-draw lighting fixtures your production may require serious power. In this module, Shane shows you everything you need to know about power on set, including how to spec, prep and operate power generators, how to set up power distribution around your set using distribution boxes, as well as all the styles of connectors, cables and accessories you’ll need to be familiar with.

Shaping and Controlling Light

In this lesson we start by looking at the tools available to shape light, before heading outside as Shane shows us exactly how he lights day exteriors to have total control no matter what the ambient lighting condition. We then head inside to understand how to light and lens a master wide shot.

Blocking and Matching Coverage

Following the setting of the lights and the master wide, the DP needs to work with the Director and Actors to establish the blocking, or movement around the set and within the frame. Here Shane deconstructs how he collaborates on set to ensure that the teams are working as a whole and that the camera movement and composition supports the narrative of the story.

How to Light a Green Screen

Lighting a green screen can be the most challenging exercise for a DP, but in this lesson Shane breaks down a number of ways to light a green screen depending on what lighting fixtures you have available on set.

How to Light Night Interiors

In this lesson we move to an interior night scene, recreating a key moment from “Fathers & Daughters”. We look how mixing well selected practical light sources and gags mixed with moonlight or urban light can be used to create a believable and cinematic frame.

Knowing Which Lights to Use

In the final module of the course, Shane and his gaffer review their toolkit of available light fixtures and give us a complete overview of their suitability for different lighting scenarios.

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