Jeff Goodman - Cameraman, Director

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Underwater Video & Edit Courses

 
   
 
   

You don't need expensive equipment to make exciting underwater wildlife films.

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Jeff Goodman, director and award-winning cameraman, leads a new series of courses aimed at improving the art of good underwater video production while at the same time realising the incredible wealth and diversity of our planet's marine life.

Learn the skills of camera work, editing and story creation first. Share a camera with a friend if you like. The courses are very flexible and can be tailored to fit individual requirements from the absolute beginner to the semi pro.

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If you would like a more personal line of tuition give me a call and tell me what standard you are and we can discuss the best way forward for you to achieve your goals.

There are two Underwater course venues for 2012 - Marsa Shagra and Marsa Nakari.

(More world destinations are being considered)

 

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Press Release

Jeff Goodman, director and award-winning cameraman, is to lead a series of courses aimed at improving the art of good underwater video production while at the same time realising the incredible wealth and diversity of our planet's marine life.

A maximum of 10 guests at any one time, will be able to learn from one of the best underwater cameramen in the industry and will need their own video camera and housing for filming and a laptop with associated equipment for editing. Advice on cameras and editing software can be got by contacting Jeff directly jeffgoodman@supanet.com

"This is ideal for divers who are competent in the water and have good background knowledge of how their camera works. We'll be looking at how to get the best out of their camera systems and exploring the techniques of observing and capturing wildlife behaviour with an end goal of producing a professional looking two-minute DVD", explains Jeff.

Great footage can easily be ruined by bad editing. This course is a combination of knowing your camera, researching your subject, choosing a location, creating a story and taking good video while at the same time being aware of how everything will come together in the edit.

Jeff has over 30 years' experience in wildlife and underwater filming. Credits include the BBC, Channel 4, National Geographic, Discovery, Animal Planet and many others. He has twice been nominated for BAFTA Award Cameraman and won Montana Festival Best Series Director/Cameraman.

 

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