Workshop
“Moving with Cameras” workshop is structured around hands-on interaction with gimbals alongside in-depth teaching on the psychology and application of movement in cinematography. Camera movement evokes emotion from an audience and learning the art of motion in film is vital to visual storytelling.
The weekend workshop is designed to propel attendees to a new level of creative cinematography. A mix of hands-on equipment techniques and classroom focus on the pillars of the hows and whys of movement will give unique insight for achieving a make-or-break impact on audience response. If you are ready to take your storytelling from good to unforgettable by understanding the science of evoking emotion, this workshop is for you.
A workshop taught by full-time professionals in the cinematography industry
PRESENTER
Christophe Tinard is an award-winning video professional with over 14 years of experience in the field. The complexity and array of his projects – from network news to documentaries, advertising and government videos – have given him an insightful voice in cinematography education. His body of work was recognized in 2017 with a nomination for a Rocky Mountain Emmy Award.™ Christophe is currently Managing Partner and Head of Production at Hire Story, a Scottsdale-based production company specializing in Recruitment and HR related production.
Christophe brings his professional background in production, post production, shot composition, technical know-how, and experience into the field of aerial cinematography. He has traveled to film clients all over the nation and earned a reputation for excellence in storytelling through film.
Chris brings his unique brand of friendliness and expertise to impart information to others who share his passions: piloting drones, creating beautiful shots, framing techniques, technical know-how and troubleshooting, editing footage, and skillfully expressing a craft that is both an art form, and a way of making a living.

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Workshop Options
Level 1
Saturday
8:00am -5:00pm
If you are new to cinematography, a hobbyist, or have experience but want to continue honing your skill and talent, Level 1 will give you pro-level access to understanding the hows, whys, and when to move a camera. Learn the techniques used by professionals to capture emotion and tell stories with every shot. Boost your confidence and get hands-on instruction from experienced cinematographers. Level 1 focus areas: (Saturday) - All day Classroom/Hands on Training
- Basic Photography Concepts
- Proper Exposure Technique
- Purpose of Camera Movement
- Composition
- Angles
- Slow motion and hyperlapse
- Lunch Included
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Level 2
Sunday
8:00am -5:00pm
If you have experience with basic cinematography (or beyond) and find yourself driven to push the envelope of what you can do with a gimbal, Level 2 is for you. Grasp advanced creative camera movement, and advanced techniques to convey emotion. Discover the psychology of visual communication and learn how to keep viewers engaged by using movement. The day includes hands-on gimbal instruction from professionals to take your future productions to the next level. Level 2 focus areas: (Sunday) - All day Classroom/Hands on Training
- Advanced Photography Concept
- Psychology of Visual Communication
- Using movement to keep viewers engaged
- Reveals
- Pace of Movement
- Lunch Included
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Full Week-End Bundle
Level 1 + Level 2
Build on the momentum by attending both days and receive a discount. Sign-up for both Level 1 and Level 2 to gain the most from this experience. Both days are packed with essential information, personal and group hands-on filming time, and a networking lunch both days.Moving with Cameras | LEVEL 1
The Art of camera movement
Movement in cinematography is key to creating compelling, dynamic storytelling. The balance of two factors are essential: the how and the why.
Most workshops focus exclusively on the how. “Moving with Cameras” pushes the boundaries of not only equipment technical know-how, but the underlying purpose, composition, and psychology of persuading an audience.
This workshop is designed to build the foundation for great cinematograph through a thoughtful mix of classroom content and hands-on practice. Using real work examples we'll look at how to use camera movement to convey emotions, direct viewers' attention, and tell better stories.
Attendees have access to equipment to apply the techniques and concepts learned. Experience the energy of working in a setting of passionate cinematographers and our crew of experts offering one-on-one and group instruction.
If you’re ready to blend visual balance and beauty with the vital understanding of what compels your audience, Level 1 is for you.
Who Should Attend?
What will I learn?
How to manipulate time (Hyperlapse/Slowmotion) to create epic shots
What are people saying?
Burk - Flying with Cameras 2018
Moving with Cameras | LEVEL 2
Pushing the Boundaries
While movement with cameras advances your craft technically, knowing how to move an audience sets a new trajectory for master storytelling. “Moving with Cameras” Level 2 explores the neuroscience behind how choices of movement, pace, and camera placement trigger different parts of the brain. Take your audience from merely viewing a film to resonating with an experience.
This workshop is designed to combine classroom engagement with hands-on practice. Using real work examples, we dissect how to create complex camera movements to capture shots that captivate an audience and cause your work to stand out. Grasp vital ways of engaging the viewer, creating reveals, and leading an audience on a path of your choosing.
Attendees will handle gimble gear to apply the movement techniques discussed, while our crew of experts give one-on-one instruction during morning and afternoon hands-on sessions.
If you are ready to deep-dive into creating emotion and compelling cinematography, this workshop is for you.
Who Should Attend?
What will I learn?
How to use movement to engage your audience
Create emotion using movement
What are people saying?
Kim - Flying with Cameras 2018