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Introduction to DIT & Data Wrangling Application Form |
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Introduction to DIT & Data Wrangling
Dates: 1st March 2019
Location: BBC Scotland, 40 Pacific Quay, Glasgow G51 1DA
Description
Train to work as a Digital Imaging Technician in Film and TV
Dates: 1st March 2019
Location: BBC Scotland, 40 Pacific Quay, Glasgow G51 1DA
Description
Train to work as a Digital Imaging Technician in Film and TV
Course Content
This one-day course, led by Grant McPhee, is designed to give you an introduction to data management in film and television.
You will learn how to confidently handle a tapeless workflow on a shoot from data leaving the camera through to arrivial at post. You will get hands-on experience during the course, preparing you for the role of the Digital Imaging Technician and an opportunity to cover more advanced DIT skills.
The course will cover:
- An overview of current digital camera formats and codecs
- How to create a workflow document to insurance recognised standards
- How to securely transfer, organise and back-up camera data to recognised industry standards
- LUT overview
- Simple colour correction and transcoding of data for editorial requirements
- An overview of more advanced skills such as Live Onset colour correcting, LUT creation, Filter Management and Lens Exposure control
Fees
Freelance rate: £205
Corporate rate: £325
Once you have been accepted on the course we will invoice you, by email, for the full amount of the fees. We must receive your payment 5 working days before the course at the latest. Your place on the course is not confirmed until we have received full payment from you, or you have received written confirmation that you have been awarded a bursary.
Application and deadlines
This course is currently open for applications.
If you are intending to apply for a bursary the deadline is 5.30pm on Friday 15th February 2019.
Bursaries
Thanks to funding from the Scottish Government, discretionary bursaries may be available to those who are eligible. Bursary information is available from www.nfts.co.uk/scotland and on each course information page. Please contact scotland@nfts.co.uk if you have a bursary query.
Data Protection
The National Film and Television School respects your personal information and undertakes to comply with the Data Protection Act 1998.
This one-day course, led by Grant McPhee, is designed to give you an introduction to data management in film and television.
You will learn how to confidently handle a tapeless workflow on a shoot from data leaving the camera through to arrivial at post. You will get hands-on experience during the course, preparing you for the role of the Digital Imaging Technician and an opportunity to cover more advanced DIT skills.
The course will cover:
- An overview of current digital camera formats and codecs
- How to create a workflow document to insurance recognised standards
- How to securely transfer, organise and back-up camera data to recognised industry standards
- LUT overview
- Simple colour correction and transcoding of data for editorial requirements
- An overview of more advanced skills such as Live Onset colour correcting, LUT creation, Filter Management and Lens Exposure control
Fees
Freelance rate: £205
Corporate rate: £325
Once you have been accepted on the course we will invoice you, by email, for the full amount of the fees. We must receive your payment 5 working days before the course at the latest. Your place on the course is not confirmed until we have received full payment from you, or you have received written confirmation that you have been awarded a bursary.
Application and deadlines
This course is currently open for applications.
If you are intending to apply for a bursary the deadline is 5.30pm on Friday 15th February 2019.
Bursaries
Thanks to funding from the Scottish Government, discretionary bursaries may be available to those who are eligible. Bursary information is available from www.nfts.co.uk/scotland and on each course information page. Please contact scotland@nfts.co.uk if you have a bursary query.
Data Protection
The National Film and Television School respects your personal information and undertakes to comply with the Data Protection Act 1998.
Our full Data Protection Policy can be found here.