Shooting in Extreme Locations with Barry Andersson
January 31, 2017 @ 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM PST
Barry has traveled the world and has had to shoot in extreme locations ranging from Chernobyl, to windy Iceland, in the deserts of the middle East, attacked by mosquitos, and been flooded by 40,000 gallons of water just to name a few. This webinar will cover a few of these war stories as well as the resulting footage and most importantly many the tips for shooting in these crazy environments.
- How to keep your lenses working (moisture free, dust free, and other issues)
- Tips on Protecting Your Gear
- How to Prepare Yourself for Challenging Situations
- Gear to Buy to Help in Extreme Locations
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Barry Andersson
Barry Andersson is an award-winning director and cinematographer. His career started with live television video production and now includes many acclaimed short films, several television pilots, numerous commercials, and a pair of feature films. Mr Andersson takes his real world experiences and shares those images and lessons with everyone from the US Marine Corp combat camera teams, many of the leading teams of the four major sports leagues, leading universities around the US as well as leading productions looking to take advantage of the latest technology. Mr Andersson is also the author of the DSLR Filmmakers Handbook.
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