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PhotoCineNews Expo, the only event of its kind with a laser focus on DSLR filmmaking techniques and equipment, is proud to present a diverse line up of filmmaking veterans and break out stars of HDSLR filmmaking. Attendees will get to see and hear about HDSLR filmmaking techniques that are used in movie and TV production.

Michael Britt and Tom Stratton who produced last years hugely successful Collision Conference, the first ever conference about shooting HD Video with DSLR cameras, have joined forces with Lou Lesko to produce the PhotoCineNews Expo for 2010. The talented roster of speakers at the PhotoCine Expo include Shane Hurlbut ASC, Rodney Charters ASC, SNL Film Unit DP Alex Buono, Liam Finn and Vincent Laforet. Gail Mooney will be talking about her recent self funded HDSLR documentary that took her around the world in 90 days, and Nikon shooter Ami Vitale will be showcasing her motion work from exotic locals on the beautiful big screen at the Los Angeles Film School's main theater. Also not to be missed is a panel presentation from breakout filmmakers working guerilla style with visual effects.

The PhotoCine News Expo was held at the prestigious Los Angeles Film School in their newly remodeled facilities and promises to be the most talked about HDSLR Filmmaking event of the year.

This one of a kind set of DVDs represent the pinacle of talent from the movers and shakers in this industry. You will not get you hands on anything like this anywhere else.

Sessions include

Shane Hurlbut: Putting It All On The Screen: Use the 5D To Stretch Your Budget and Give Endless Possibilities To Your Vision
For the last 18 months Shane and his Elite Team have been trailblazing with this technology. They developed a system to streamline the Canon workflow both creatively and technically so shooting is faster, efficient, eco-friendly, and financially responsible. Through the use of the 5D they have been able to stretch budgets much further than with any other technology. Shane just directed two national campaigns with Bandito Brothers Production Company for Case IH and the Marines in which the budget did not match the concept. His Elite Team of producers and production managers were able to take a one-day budget and turn it into five days of shooting on Case. With the Marines, the team traveled to seven states and two countries for five weeks to bring the huge concept to life. The bid for the job was 8 days of shooting with the 5D platform, a 35mm film package, Shane as Director/Cameraman and his versatile Elite Team who traveled the globe for a budget under $500,000. The smallest bid that came in from competitive companies was around 1.2 million for the 8-day shoot. This camera is all about thinking in an entirely new way without limits or restrictions. Once your mind starts to go there, there is no limit to your creative vision. Shane will go through many techniques to put your vision up on the screen without all the gack that it usually takes to get it there. This is a reinvention of traditional thinking and budgeting with the central theme of CHANGE. Business as usual will give you the exact budget that you are familiar with and all of the inherent restrictions: not getting a mark up, not paying creative's, asking for huge favors from the crew and shrinking your creative vision to end up shooting in a parking lot in Hollywood, when the original concept was to go all over the world. Shane will reveal the "secret sauce" for budgeting. Wouldn't it be amazing to have 10 more days of shooting scheduled on a feature to bring your concept to fruition and surround yourself with A-list talent in front of and behind the camera? Imagine, putting it all on the screen while being eco-friendly and financially responsible. It is about using less: fuel, power, lights, water, food, and everything EXCEPT creative ingenuity.

Alex Buono: DSLR Cinema 101
In the world of film and television, there is no deadline more unmovable than when you hear those magical words, "Live from New York, It's Saturday Night! ". As a 10-year veteran of the Saturday Night Live Film Unit, Alex Buono must deliver high-end commercial parodies and short films in as few as 48 hours, and he will share with you how shooting with the Canon 5D & 7D has revolutionized the way he works. Alex will use his experience over the past season of SNL to demonstrate everything you need to know when it comes to shooting HDSLR Cinema. Topics covered will include an extensive setup primer: discussing shutter speeds, frame rates, aspect ratios, camera settings, and vital production gear. Alex will also cover his work flow - both on-set and in post production, including topics such as, "Advantages of Canon DSLR versus other Formats"; "Transcoding files into edit-friendly codecs"; and "How to create time lapse sequences". Whether you are a photographer looking to transition into video production, or a veteran cinematographer looking to embrace new technology, this lecture will provide a comprehensive introduction to HDSLR cinema.

Liam Finn: Big Movie Little Camera - Hollywood Movie Making
Come see what a still camera with cinema lens looks like on the big screen. Liam Finn will screen and discuss the making of Rejouer, the first feature length movie shot entirely on an HDSLR camera. Liam Finn wrote, directed and produced the first HDSLR movie, Rejouer. With over twenty years of production experience in all forms of media, such as, feature films, short films, commercials, music videos, corporate videos and new media, Mr. Finn innately understand the production process from start to finish.

Ami Vitale: Multimedia Storytelling
The four years I spent in Kashmir were some of the most formative in my life. I had gone there to tell a story that I thought I already knew according to the headlines. After being there for some time, I came to realize the story I had to tell was not the story of the guns, or age old rivals or sectarial violence, although all those things exist. The story was the story of ordinary people, doing the things that we all take for granted; going to work, watching a child play, falling in love, celebrating a marriage or birth, remembering someone past, celebrating life. These to me are the true enduring stories of humanity and in some ways the oldest story. It is the story of how life persists and even thrives amidst a field of confusion that most of us here today would find unimaginable. I will share some of the stories that I have tried to tell as a photographer and now as I transition into video, talk about what changes I've made to the art of storytelling for a different medium. It will be about getting over fears and getting back to the roots of telling compelling stories using video.

Gene Martin: HDSLR Audio in the Field
This workshop will be focused for those who need an introductory to audio recording. As it unfortunately always seems to be overlooked, I hope to show how important good audio is and how easily you can improve the sound on your projects. We will discuss the types of audio equipment needed when filming documentaries, independent films and corporate videos. This will include recording in camera options along with dual system sound. We will review different products and highlight the reasons that one particular product may benefit you over another. Finally, we will examine basic gear setups as well as more advanced options along with different techniques to enable you to capture the best sound possible.

Snehal Patel: Practical Filmmaking Mini-Bootcamp
Learn how you can make high quality, affordable films with your HDSLR in this interactive workshop. See how the experts do it straight from the source. Get the answers from filmmaker Snehal Patel who has trained many professionals in film and television through his highly successful Hollywood-Based "Canon DSLR Boot Camp." Snehal will walk you though all the whole process, explaining the HDSLR work-flow in simple terms. You will understand how to set up your camera for optimal quality, how to handle the filming process, how to convert footage for editing, and how to get great results. You will also get insight into how professionals are using new, affordable tools to get the professional look and quality you see in the finished product. Don't stumble around in the dark. Get all your questions answered and more from the workshop that gives you the tools you need to make your HDSLR project right away. You can see more information about Snehal's Boot Camp and his blog here: www.fearlessproductions.tv

Panel: Everything you Wanted to Know about Lenses for HDSLR Cameras
Lenses are one of the most important tools in a shooter's toolkit. And potentially the most expensive. Photo Cine Expo has fielded a fantastic panel of lens experts to explain all the nuances of selecting the right lens, and answer your questions. Topics include the 5 important criteria for lens selection, which is better: zooms or prime lenses, understanding the advantages of cinema lenses, lens modifications, and options for adapting lenses to HDSLRs. Our panel is moderated by Brian Valente ofRedrock Micro, and includes Rich Schleuning of Carl Zeiss, Paul and Matthew Duclos from Duclos lenses, and Illya Friedman of Hot Rod Cameras.

Frank Rohmer: Chromakey Techniques Using Final Cut Pro
Chroma Keying is a technique that has been around for a long time. It's used successfully at all levels of video and film production. If used properly the Chroma Key technique can raise your project to a whole new level of quality and capabilities. On the other hand poor lighting, incorrect backgrounds and improper CODECS can make keying a nightmare and can force your project to look amiture. Even with a good camera and good lighting proper "Keying" techniques in post production are critical and if used correctly can help raise the quality of your project. Learn how to properly use Final Cut Pro's Chroma Key filters in this instructional class. Once you understand how the post production works for this classic effect the sooner you can start to create believable results.

Frank Rohmer: Chromakey techniques Adobe CS5

Gail Mooney: Self Funding an HDSLR Documentary project
Producing your own documentary means you that need you apply your creativity to more than just the content. Choosing the right gear, finagling budgets, arranging travel and logistics as well as being smart about scheduling will all require a creative mind to make your project a success. Veteran documentarian Gail Mooney takes a break from the post production schedule of her current film to speak at the PhotoCine News Expo to attendees about how to make and distribute your own documentary project. She will discuss how to build an audience before your project is finished to start generating buzz and build anticipation. Gail will also reveal that it has never been more possible to get your documentary seen, possibly by the people that can expand the audience of your film with greater distribution channels. The market has never been more hungry for authentic stories about real life. Your documentary's time may be just around the corner, but first you have to get started. Gail's mantra of "stop making excuses and make it happen" will have you motivated to get your film off of your notebook page and onto the screen.

Panel: VFX for Guerilla Filmmakers
Jeremy Ian Thomas will host this panel of cutting edge filmmakers who will share their secrets for visual effects on shoestring budgets. Jeremy and his VFX Supervisor Kris Cabrerra will discuss how they achieved the amazing effects in his short film "Chrysalis". Jeremy is joined by Clint Jones who shot a sequel to his viral video Cardboard Warfare which will world premiere at the PhotoCine Expo. The panel is rounded out by the group of young filmmakers behind "Modern Warfare: Frozen Crossing", Sam Gorski, Niko Pueringer, Freddie Wong and Brandon Laatsch

Bui Brothers: Making Money from Viral Videos
This talk will focus on making money via video centric marketing plans. It will cover the methods behind the marketing plans as well as the messages and production plans of the videos themselves. In 2008 we launched a niche social network using a video-centric marketing plan over a period of 3 months that built an audience and following to end in a $147,000 sales week during the launch of the website. "Viral videos" in this case were viral within the small industry that they were targeted towards, and were critical to the successful launch. In 2009 we used a similar marketing plan to sell a series of SEO workshops which brought in $140,000 during launch. These marketing plans will be explained in detail, as well as how they can be replicated and made to fit any product or business. We'll also be covering how larger companies have leveraged viral videos to attain huge successes, and what it takes to make a video truly viral.

Roberta Munroe: The Best Short Film Workshop Ever*
Join Roberta Munroe, author of How Not To Make A Short Film: Secrets From A Sundance Programmer for a workshop that is geared solely towards those wishing to create a short film. You'll learn highly sought after insider information on how to write, produce, cast and post your film. You'll also learn how and where to submit to film festivals (and where not to submit) and how the world of Short Film Distribution is changing in your favor.

Bob Sliga: Final Cut Studio Color Correction - Apple Color Made Easy
My goal is to help new users understand the benefits of color correction using Apple Color. I also created the Scone Looks to give users immediate professional results along with podcasts to teach how to color correct using Color. The Scone Looks help to span the creative gap and the technical gap, allowing users to very quickly enhance their work.The seminar will include:
How to import footage, grade, render and export footage from Color to FCP. Explanation of Colors UI, Waveform monitor, vector scope and Color grade management.

Jared Abrams: HDSLR ENG Production Tips and Techniques
Shooting content fort the web can be an intense race. Shooting for Cinema5D, we have managed to streamline this process to get information to our viewers the same or following day that it happens. We mostly cover events like Photo Cine Expo and try to bring the viewer to the show. We do this by showcasing some of the latest products available on the market and with interviews with some of the top players in the industry. We will show you how we do it and what equipment we use to get to the job done.

 

 

Keynote Speakers

Shane Hurlbut ASC
Shane Hurlbut is an accomplished cinematographer who graduated from Emerson College with a Bachelor of Arts in Film. The American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) nominated Hurlbut's first feature, directed by Rob Cohen, for Best Cinematography in the category of Motion Picture, Miniseries or Pilot Television. Hurlbut recently collaborated with directors Scott Waugh and "Mouse" McCoy to lens "Act of Valor" that details the covert operations of the US Navy SEALS for Bandito Brothers and Legendary Pictures. This highly anticipated footage using mainly the Canon 5D Mark II camera will be among the first HDSLR full-length features released by a major studio.

Jared Abrahams
Jared Abrams is a cinematographer based in Hollywood, California. He writes a daily news column for a popular HDSLR website, www.cinema5d.com. After many years as a professional camera assistant he switched over to still photography. About two years ago a new Canon camera changed the way the world sees both motion and still photography.

Most recently, he has been consulting Birns and Sawyer Hollywood with their HDSLR business. This unique relationship has given him unprecedented access to the entire Canon lineup and all of the other professional support equipment in the motion picture industry to make this new breed of camera cinema friendly. He is constantly working on new and innovative ways to push the limits of HDSLR's in the professional world of motion picture production.

Bui Brothers
The Bui Brothers, Lan and Vu, are photographers and cinematographers specializing in online media and promotional photography.

The brothers shoot conceptual and promotional photography mostly for web personalities and professionals. Their photo clients represent much of the "top talent" in the new media industry.

In 2006 they started web show Noodle Scar with host Bonny Pierzina and broadcast 205 episodes through 2007. They went on to produce the daily video content for The [b] School Blog, a daily educational videoblog for photographers with [b]ecker. Lately they have become known for their behind the scenes videos. They started shooting behind the scenes of their own photo shoots of new media celebrities and have now shot on movie sets and other production.

They adopted DSLR video shooting as soon as it came out (with the Nikon D90) shot the first US television commercial on the Canon 5D mark II. They now teach DSLR video shooting and online media creation to professionals in numerous industries.

Alex Buono
Born in Portland, Oregon, Alex moved to Los Angeles in 1991 to attend the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts, majoring in film production and still photography. His early post-collegiate years were spent on the camera crews of studio films including Twister, Conspiracy Theory, and Armageddon, learning from top ASC cinematographers and personal mentors including Conrad Hall, Don Burgess, Dean Cundey, and John Schwartzman. Soon after, Alex became a full-time cinematographer of indie films, music videos, and as the Director of Photography for the Saturday Night Live Film Unit. In 2009, Alex's 10th season with Saturday Night Live marked his first experimentation with the new HDSLR format, shooting the show's title sequence and most of the season's commercial parodies with Canon's new 5D and 7D cameras. Most recently, Alex continued his experimentation with Canon DSLRs as the 2nd Unit DP of the new ABC drama series Detroit 187. Alex lives in Venice, California where he continues to write, produce, and shoot for his production company, Third Person, and is represented by Hyphen Management.

Liam Finn
Liam Finn wrote, directed and produced the first HDSLR movie, Rejouer. With over twenty years of production experience in all forms of media, such as, feature films, short films, commercials, music videos, corporate videos and new media, Mr. Finn innately understand the production process from start to finish.

Sam Gorsky
Sam and Niko are two filmmakers from the midwest who have a taste for action and spectacle. Specializing on working with light, mobile crews, they've created their workflow from the ground up, utilizing modern visual effects and digital filmmaking techniques to effectively create dazzling imagery.

Their most notable work includes Dark Island, a feature film shot in Vancouver, BC, and the highly popular Modern Warfare: Frozen Crossing series, both of which were directed by and display visual effects by the team.

Clinton Jones
Clinton Jones is a 19 year old filmmaker currently living outside of Atlanta Georgia. His interest in filmmaking started up about 4 years ago when he started using a friends video camera which led to doing some visual effects. His action short film "Cardboard Warfare" went viral and garnered him attention in HDSLR filmmaking circles. His interest in VFX is rooted in being able to create something out of ones and zeros which is only limited by creativity and inspiration, not budget.

Brandon Laatsch
Brandon Laatsch is the co-creator of the 'freddiew' channel on Youtube. He is experienced in the use of DSLR's for VFX shots, particularly match-moving with handheld footage. Additionally, Brandon has an extensive background in amateur pyrotechnics.

Gene Martin
Gene Martin has been a professional sound mixer for the last 10 years. He started his sound-mixing career at the age of 18 as an ENG mixer primarily for Dateline NBC. At 22 he transitioned into mixing sitcoms, documentaries and commercials.

Gene has been at the forefront of the HDSLR revolution since working with Bandito Brothers and Shane Hurlbut to shoot "Terminator: Salvation" webisodes as well as the Navy Seals film "Act of Valor" directed by Scotty Waugh and Mike McCoy. Gene has worked on over 20 commercials shot using the Canon 5D for companies including AT&T, Sony, Dominos, Wal-Mart, Marines, Army, Navy and Toyota.

In addition to being a freelance sound mixer, Gene also owns Audio Department, an audio sales and rental company he started in 2008 in Burbank, Ca. He brings his knowledge as a sound mixer and as a retail owner to present the best equipment options and techniques for HDSLR on-set workflow.

Gail Mooney
Gail Mooney, along with her partner Thomas Kelly, run Kelly/Mooney Productions, a visual communications company in New Jersey. Gail has 30 years of experience in still photography, shooting for international magazines, major corporations and advertising agencies. Gail started shooting 35mm motion footage for stock in 1996, and in 1999 started producing and shooting video projects. Since then, her company has become fully integrated with multi-media. She has produced three short documentaries: Freedom's Ride - a story about two diverse groups of high school students retracing the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960's, The Delta Blues Musicians and Through the Hearts and Hands of Children - about the New Jersey Youth Symphony.

Gail is currently in postproduction with her latest feature documentary Opening Our Eyes, a film about people making a positive change in the world. She recently completed the film after traveling around the world on a 99-day journey.

Gail sees many opportunities for still shooters to expand into video and multi-media, and she feels that this is just the beginning of how technology will transform how we, as visual communicators, will deliver our message in the future.


 

 

Josh Mellicker
Josh Mellicker has been recognized as one of the foremost experts, pioneers, trainers and consultants in the digital video industry for over 15 years, helping guide companies like Apple, Canon, Intel and countless others through the brave new world of digital media.

Starting to edit with Final Cut Pro many months before its release, Josh was instrumental in helping Apple launch Final Cut Pro and make it a new standard. Co-founded DVcreators.net, one the world's best and best-known resources for digital video creators, helping millions of video producers around the world improve the quality of their projects and workflow. Designed the "DV Revolution Workshop" - the world's most successful 3-day digital video production workshop, held in over 60 cities in 5 countries with tens of thousands of attendees. Created and implemented the biggest digital video free seminar tour in the history of the industry. Chosen for the prestigious Production Conference Chair at NAB. Designed and created DV Kitchen web video publishing software and currently, the revolutionary MOD Machine enterprise-class video delivery system.


Roberta Munroe
Roberta Marie Munroe is an award-winning filmmaker, writer, entrepreneur, international short film festival programmer, consultant and now published author. Her first book How NOT To Make A Short Film: Secrets From A Sundance Programmer (Hyperion Books, January 2009) is a provocative and practical insider's guide to making a great short film.

From 2001-2006 Roberta Munroe programmed short films at The Sundance Film Festival. During her tenure at Sundance, The Sundance Online Film Festival (2003-2006) was acknowledged with several highly acclaimed Webby Awards. After five very successful years at Sundance, Roberta was instrumental in launching The Blackhouse Foundation, which supports African American filmmakers, and served as their founding Artistic Director.

With over fifteen years experience of short film programming experience at international film festivals and after viewing over 15,000 short films during her career, Ms. Munroe is considered the go-to expert in the world of short form filmmaking. In working with short form media makers, Roberta has provided a large group of artists with her valuable first-hand knowledge and advice, helping many go on to produce award-winning films.

Snehal Patel
Snehal Patel is a visual director and producer with a keen eye for technology who shoot regularly with Canon DSLRs. His first television experience at the age of seventeen as the host, director and producer of his own show called "Digital Basement." It wasn't until almost a decade later that Snehal attended film school in Chicago. After which he lived in India and worked in the Bollywood film industry for four years before returning State-side to settle in Los Angeles.

Through The Association, Snehal trains professionals in the industry about the Canon DSLR cameras and digital post production work flow. You can read his tips and reviews of everything DSLR on the Association Blog. Working professionals that are filmmakers, cinematographers and still photographers have taken his Boot Camp and rave about the training. By pushing the envelope of budgetary restraints by exploiting newer, affordable technologies, The Association continues to re-define cutting edge production that works.

Niko Pueringer
Sam and Niko are two filmmakers from the midwest who have a taste for action and spectacle. Specializing on working with light, mobile crews, they've created their workflow from the ground up, utilizing modern visual effects and digital filmmaking techniques to effectively create dazzling imagery.

Their most notable work includes Dark Island, a feature film shot in Vancouver, BC, and the highly popular Modern Warfare: Frozen Crossing series, both of which were directed by and display visual effects by the team.

Jon Reiss
Jon Reiss is a critically acclaimed filmmaker who has produced and directed three feature films most recently Bomb It about graffiti, street art and the battle over visual public space throughout the world. His experience releasing Bomb It with a hybrid strategy was the inspiration for writing Think Outside the Box Office: The Ultimate Guide to Film Distribution in the Digital Era, the first step-by-step guide for filmmakers to distribute and market their films.

Reiss is now working with numerous film organizations, film schools and festivals to bring a variety of distribution labs and workshops around the world. This Spring Reiss launched Think Outside the Box Office: The 2 Day Workshop in London, Amsterdam, NY, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Adelaide, with more on their way. Jon was recently brought on board the IFP to help transform their Independent Filmmaker Labs into year-long completion and distribution labs. He also teaches in the Film Directing Program at Cal Arts and is launching a distribution and marketing tools website for independent filmmakers.

Frank Rohmer
Frank is the creator of the first DVD tutorial for editing Canon 5D Mark II files in Final Cut. He's an online instructor at Lynda.com and has 14 years of experience in professional and broadcast video production. He has created projects for EA Sports, Oakley Sunglasses, Callaway Golf, SONY Electronic, Microsoft, Nestle, Hampton Products, T-Mobile, and AT&T to name a few. He is also an Apple Certified Trainer that has successfully authored training curriculum that has sold around the world.

Frank is also a professional photographer that combines the two worlds of Photography and Videography for most of his projects. With his extensive experience in video production and photography Frank has produced over 1,000 projects to date. Franks works full time for the Eleven Agency as Director of Video Production overseeing all aspects of photography video production.

Jacob Rosenberg
Jacob Rosenberg was born and raised in the heart of Silicon Valley. He is a digital technology expert, author and filmmaker. For over a decade, he has worked extensively as a senior consultant to Adobe Systems Inc., on Adobe's digital video software applications.

In 1994, Jacob built his first non-linear editing system utilizing the latest Adobe products. Within a year he was retained by Adobe to help it develop the forthcoming versions of its digital video products. As Rosenberg's relationship with Adobe solidified, he became part of the team that continually developed Adobe's industry leading software. His partnership with Adobe has given him access to "state of the art" digital tools and enabled him to become a foremost expert on using film and video in a digital environment.

Mr. Rosenberg brings his extensive experience as filmmaker, author and digital media expert to Bandito Brothers, a full service media solution that creates, produces, manages and distributes audio visual content.

Bob Sliga
Colorist for 3 different post production facilities. In the fall of 2005 he went freelance to pursue Digital Intermediate color correction with Silicon Color's FinalTouch. In 2006 he became the Director of Training and Demo Artist for Silicon Color?s FinalTouch. In 2006 he was hired by Apple to be the lead QA for Color in Cupertino after Apple Purchased Silicon Color. He was instrumental in helping design the current Color application and created all of the AppleColor FX room Signature Looks. In addition to freelance color grading, Bob is also an adjunct professor at DePaul University teaching the art of color correction using Apple Color.

Jeremy Ian Thomas
With a lifetime of creative pursuit, Jeremy's always found himself inspired by the subtle things. As a pupil of art and expression, he's forged his way into the ranks of legitimate creators and artists,. A successful musician, writer, director and post production hound, his eye is second to none. As a professional colorist with more than 15 feature films under his belt, Jeremy has become an expert on all kinds of post production workflows.

Ami Vitale
Ami Vitale's journey as a photojournalist has taken her to more than 75 countries. She has witnessed civil unrest, poverty, destruction of life, and unspeakable violence. But she has also experienced surreal beauty and the enduring power of the human spirit, and she is committed to highlighting the surprising and subtle similarities between cultures. Her photographs have been exhibited around the world by the UN, Human Rights Watch, MSF, Oxfam, the Open Society Institute, The Nature Conservancy and many others.

Ami's work has garnered numerous awards and grants including: the Photographer of the Year International, multiple World Press Photos awards, the Lowell Thomas Award for Travel Journalism, Lucies, Daniel Pearl Award for Outstanding Reporting, Magazine Photographer of the Year award, Photo District News - 30 image makers of the future, first-ever Inge Morath grant , The Canon female photojournalist award, and the Alexia Foundation for World Peace.

Her photographs have been published in prestigious international magazines around the world, She is now a contract photographer with National Geographic magazine and is also senior producer for the Knight Center for International Media.

Freddie Wong
Freddie is a director on YouTube. His channel is among the top 100 most subscribed channels on YouTube, with 50 million views and over 450k subscribers. He graduated from the University of Southern California as a cinema production major in 2008. He puts out one video a week, and has been featured on Digg, Kotaku, and Gizmodo. In 2009, he produced an independent horror/thriller, entitled Bear. He has extensive experience with digital cinematography, VFX, and post production.

 

 

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