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In this Live Cinematography Webinar, Michael Negrin ASC will discuss the process of preparing concepts for a show, emphasizing the importance of reading scripts first, forming impressions, and considering different styles. Additionally, he highlights the significance of engaging with the Director and Producers to understand their influences and preferred styles for the production.
Michael will also talk about the importance of watching a scene be rehearsed. The preliminary tone emerging from these rehearsals serves as a key indicator of how the scene should be depicted, encompassing elements like color, warmth, coldness, vibrancy, or saturation. Furthermore, when the acting reaches a commendable standard, there is a thoughtful deliberation on whether to extensively cover it or choose a simpler approach with a few straightforward shots.
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WHO: StudentFilmmakers.com invites you to a FREE live cinematography webinar with special guest Michael Negrin ASC, Award-Winning Director of Photography. This educational session is open to all, welcoming students, independent filmmakers, and seasoned professionals alike. Secure your spot by registering online today.WHAT: “Behind the Scenes with Michael Negrin ASC, Award-Winning Director of Photography” – Join us for this live cinematography webinar experience. Sign up today.
WHEN: Join us this Wednesday, December 6, 2023, from 10:00 am to 11:15 am PST for this engaging session. Secure your free registration now.
WHERE: Tune in online via Zoom. Upon registration, you’ll promptly receive the Zoom meeting link in your inbox. Don’t forget to check for it!
WHY: Attendees will gain valuable insights from Michael Negrin ASC on preparing show concepts, including script analysis, stylistic considerations, and collaborative engagement with directors and producers, making this webinar essential for students, independent filmmakers, and industry professionals alike.
HOW TO REGISTER: Register online here. Check your email for the Zoom Meeting link.
About Our Speaker, Instructor, and Mentor:
Michael Negrin ASC
Immersed in the filmmaking world from an early age, Michael Negrin ASC’s journey was shaped by his legendary father, Sol Negrin, ASC — a multi-Emmy nominated and award-winning cinematographer and producer, known for his work on “Superman” (1978), “Kojak” (1973), and “Baker’s Dozen” (1982).As an award-winning director of photography, Michael’s passion for cinematography blossomed in his formative years. Even during his school days, he seamlessly integrated film into written assignments. Guided by his father as a mentor, Michael embarked on his cinematography journey at the age of 9.
Michael’s career highlights over 77 film and television credits, encompassing a variety of episodic television series, films, and documentaries. His body of work includes “Reasonable Doubt,” “Bigger,” “The Affair,” “Being Mary Jane,” “Rosewood,” “Hello Ladies,” “Paloma,” “Lauren,” and “Second Generation Wayans.” He has also contributed to notable projects such as “The Vampire Diaries,” “Desperate Housewives,” “Life,” “Saving Grace,” “Charmed,” “Gilmore Girls,” “The Nightmare Room,” and “Diagnosis Murder.” Michael’s versatility extends to music videos and documentaries, collaborating with artists like Billy Joel, Whitney Houston, Cyndi Lauper, P.M. Dawn, Sting, and 38 Special.
In the earlier stages of his career, Michael served as a camera operator on “Independent Lens” and “She’s All That,” and assumed the role of second unit DP on “Red Eye,” “A Night at the Roxbury,” and “The Dave Thomas Comedy Show.” Explore Michael’s comprehensive body of work on his website, michaelnegrinasc.com, and on IMDB at https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0624481.
