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This year (2019) from June 17th to June 23rd, we are arranging a film workshop at a cozy university in Norway called Solbakken. We will rent the university and get access to all facilities, invite you over and arrange an unforgettable film workshop with focus on how to become a good filmmaker.
Thomas Leypoldt (Film Composer) and I will be there every day, holding courses, with help from Harald T. Rosenstrøm (Actor/Director) to teach directing and Marius Ytterdal (Sound Designer) to teach sound recording. We will all stay together at the same place and be able to do social stuff as well. Norway is beautiful in June, and a good time to visit Norway for the first time.
Anyone can sign up for the workshop (amateur or professional). All we require is that you have a basic understanding of cameras and basic editing skills. And be quick, as there is only room for 12 people. We want a small group so we can easily interact and get to know each other.
For booking and questions, send an e-mail to workshop@vjus.no.
Hope to see you this June! :)
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Our Instagram: instagram.com/andyax_youtube
Our production company: https://www.vjus.no
This year (2019) from June 17th to June 23rd, we are arranging a film workshop at a cozy university in Norway called Solbakken. We will rent the university and get access to all facilities, invite you over and arrange an unforgettable film workshop with focus on how to become a good filmmaker.
Thomas Leypoldt (Film Composer) and I will be there every day, holding courses, with help from Harald T. Rosenstrøm (Actor/Director) to teach directing and Marius Ytterdal (Sound Designer) to teach sound recording. We will all stay together at the same place and be able to do social stuff as well. Norway is beautiful in June, and a good time to visit Norway for the first time.
Anyone can sign up for the workshop (amateur or professional). All we require is that you have a basic understanding of cameras and basic editing skills. And be quick, as there is only room for 12 people. We want a small group so we can easily interact and get to know each other.
For booking and questions, send an e-mail to workshop@vjus.no.
Hope to see you this June! :)
Our Facebook: facebook.com/AndyaxProductions
Our Instagram: instagram.com/andyax_youtube
Our production company: https://www.vjus.no
![The Best Steadycam of 2019? [Wildcat III]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/dUa4TPFaMBI/hqdefault.jpg "The Best Steadycam of 2019? [Wildcat III]
There are plenty of stabilizers out there. So what is special with the Wildcat Mark III steadicam?
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Lets figure out in this video. You can get this steadycam here: https://bhpho.to/2nkh9JY
Five awesome things with the Wild Cat Mark III steadycam.
1. You can fold the legs to make it small and compact for traveling.
2. Since the legs create a triangle, you can place it on the ground without fearing that it will tip over.
3. You can adjust the handle to your prefered position.
4 You get an arm support with the product, which will make the whole setup feel easier.
5. You get a nice and practical bag with it.
So should you get yourself the Wild Cat mark III? Well, the answer is quite simple: If you want a good and affordable steadycam, this is it. Especially the aluminum version which can handle cameras up to 3kilos and which costs only 280 dollars. Just remember again that steadycams are harder to operate then gimbals, so you would need some practice. I believe that this steadycam is the perfect tool to practice and become the master of steadycam. Good luck!
You can get the iFootage WildCat MIII here: https://bhpho.to/2nkh9JY
Video we made about Yelangu s60t, where I show how to balance a steadycam: https://youtu.be/Or-Iqr0CxDM
The next Filmmakers World Cup points have been given and there is a new filmmaking challenge waiting for you! Go to https://www.filmmakersworldcup.com/ to check it out and join! The ones with the most score will get prizes like the Wild Cat steadycam. This season of Filmmakers World cup will end around April 2019. So it’s not too late to join!
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![The genius speedbooster [Aputure DEC LensRegain]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/daZKNaUtEG4/hqdefault.jpg "The genius speedbooster [Aputure DEC LensRegain]
Its finally here, Aputures version of the speedbooster, The Aputure DEC LensRegain!
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People asked for it; Why not combine the Aputure DEC and the Metabones Speedbooster? It would be the perfect combination to have both wireless follow focus, wireless camera control and focal reduction in one adapter. Aputure listened to us and accepted the challenge, and now one year later, the product is ready. And it’s even less expensive then the Metabones Speedbooster!
Here is a link to where you can buy the DEC Lens Regain (EF mount) for the best price and it’s safe: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1251088-REG/aputure_declr_mft_dec_lensregain_for_mft.html/BI/20363/KBID/15164/kw/APDECLRMFT/DFF/d10-v2-t1-xAPDECLRMFT
The Aputure DEC LensRegain is both a focal reducer (speedbooster), adapter, wireless follow focus, wireless aperture control and start/stop recording. The LensRegain adapter makes your full frame lenses and APS-C lenses work on micro four thirds cameras like the GH4 and the BlackMagic Pocket Cinema Camera. The special glass inside the LensRegain adapter concentrates the light from full frame and APS-C lenses with a focal reduction of 0.75x, which makes the lenses look more like they should do and in addition you get one more stop of aperture. So my Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 turns into a f1.2 lens with the LensRegain adapter, and that’s perfect for shooting in low light.
Wether you shoot with a tripod or handheld with a shoulderrig, you can easily mount the remote controller with the included claw clip. On both the remote controller and the adapter there is a led panel that shows the exposure and focal length. In addition of wireless follow focus you also have the option to set digital focus marks. It will make the perfect focus change for you.
A great way to use the DEC Lens Regain is when shooting on a steadycam since you shouldn’t touch the camera while filming with it. Since the DEC is wireless, it’s solves the problem. In addition it’s perfect when operating a jib. A tip when using the wireless follow focus feature is to use a wireless HDMI transmitter like the Aputure ArrayTrans, to send the video signal to a monitor wirelessly. Then a person can operate the focus while watching the monitor. For more information about the Aputure ArrayTrans, see the video I made from IBC Exhibition 2015 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jQtBzFJrcU
Overall the DEC Lens Regain is a genius product, and if they manage to get the update for controlling the aperture from the camera as well, I don’t see the need of buying a Metabones Speedbooster. And guess what, the Aputure DEC LensRegain costs less then the Metabones Speedbooster, only 598$.
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Music by Thomas Leypoldt (https://www.youtube.com/user/leypoldtmarthinsen)
Thanks to Eskild Fors (https://www.youtube.com/user/Exkild)
and Fredrik Winge, Daniel Wetherell and Nils Eilif Bremdal.")
