Overview
In this hands-on workshop, we will gain in-depth knowledge of the ARRI ALEXA SXT system, exploring its hardware and software. The session will cover essential aspects of camera operation, including mounting, lensing, and building efficient camera kits for various shooting scenarios. We will learn the differences between ArriProRes and RAW formats, understanding their impact on workflow and image quality. Additionally, the workshop will delve into an in-depth understanding of the intricate details of the camera to help us understand and effectively use all the tools in situations which can elevate our work. Through practical exercises, attendees will discover why the ARRI ALEXA SXT has been a preferred choice in the industry and how to optimize its performance for professional filmmaking.
Target Audience
Independent filmmakers and DARC members with previous camera expertise seeking experience with cinema production cameras.
Prerequisites
Participants are expected to meet 2 of the following:
- Have attended DARC’s ARRI info session
- Have attended a cinematography workshop at DARC or an equivalent centre
- Have created at least one short film
If you are unsure if you meet these prerequisites, please contact us at education@digitalartsresourcecentre.ca.
Schedule
Session 1: Saturday, May 3, 11am-5pm
Session 2: Sunday, May 4, 11am-5pm
Instructor
Gaganpreet Singh is a cinematographer and visual storyteller with a keen eye for uncovering authentic narratives and intricate details across the globe. He believes that the visual medium of storytelling transcends the boundaries of language and culture when executed effectively. Gagan has garnered experience worldwide, including work on television commercials in India, travel documentaries in Europe, and short films in Canada. He graduated from Algonquin College with a degree in Film and Media Production, where he was recognized as the Best Cinematographer. Currently, he teaches Cinematography and Film Production at Algonquin College.
