Description
Friday,September 28th
1:00pm-5:00pm 
Pictureline Classroom305 West 700 South,
Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Documentary filmmaking is more than pressing 'play' on your video camera. It's all about telling a story, having the right tools, choosing the best lens, getting your audio recorded correctly, and editing it in a compelling way. And all that is just the tip of the iceberg!
In this hands-on workshop sponsored by Panasonic LUMIX, documentary filmmaker Griffin Hammond demonstrates the camera, lighting and audio equipment he uses to shoot run-and-gun projects around the world. Attendees are invited to try out his lightweight equipment, and stage an interview shoot. After learning storytelling structure, camera techniques and how to capture the four ingredients of documentary, you’ll import the footage and discuss editing strategies for documentary.
Spots are limited. Reserve your seat today!
About the Instructor:
Griffin Hammond is a documentary filmmaker in New York City, known for producing DIY filmmaking tutorials for indie filmmakers, and his award-winning documentary Sriracha. His 2016 coverage of the U.S. presidential election aired on Bloomberg Television and MSNBC, and he cohosts the weekly podcast, Hey Indie Filmmakers. As a brand ambassador for Panasonic Lumix cameras, and a film envoy for the U.S. State Department, he's taught filmmaking workshops in 14 countries. Griffin studied film at New York University, earned a Masters from Illinois State University, and worked as a video producer at YouTube Next Lab and State Farm Insurance.