VR Production Workshop
Originally Aired - Friday, April 14 | 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM PT
North Hall Offsite | Offsite
Pass Required: VR Production Field Workshop Pass
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In this 2-day comprehensive workshop, Jeff Greenberg will empower attendees with the appropriate tools, knowledge and hands-on experience required to create their next immersive masterpiece and easily distinguish between their zenith and nadir.
Please note this is a 2-day workshop. Day 2 will occur on site from 9am-noon, then continue online post event.
The workshop is designed to provide:
- The most thorough overview of 360/VR content creation. We’ll take a look at its history, where it is to and future considerations - all while using 360 technology hands-on.
- Maximize creativity and efficiency creating appealing 360 content and provide practical tips and practices and workflow advice attendees may apply to their very next 360 project.
- Shooting 360 to expand the capabilities of HD and 4K production
You will learn:
- An overview of stitching
- Editing techniques and tricks for using 360 content in flat video
- Importing 360/VR Footage in Premiere Pro
- Viewing 360 content
- Editing and Reorienting 360 footage
- Adding 360 transitions and effects
- Applying Text and Graphics
- Performing a Basic Camera Rig Removal in After Effects
- Exporting our 360/VR projects to youtube and Vimeo
Target Audience:
The 360/VR Production and Post hands-on workshop is ideal for:
- Experienced content creators
- Film and journalism students
- Producers
- Cameraman
- Journalists
- Video editors
Pre-Requisites:
- Knowledge of Windows OS or Mac OS
- Fluency in video production and basic video editing terminology
- 360/VR video equipment is provided during the workshop
- Attendees will be required to bring their own portable drives if they want to have the footage they capture
- A smart phone is required to use 360 apps and control the camera
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