Light and Camera: An in-depth study in cinematography with Tyler Funk

Join us for an in-depth study in Cinematography with award winning Cinematographer Tyler Funk. The 6 hour workshop will explore all the different ways that lighting and camera movement can change the feeling of a scene. The class will consist of both a lecture and hands on approach, which will allow workshop participants to learn about how lighting and camera shape a film as well as will be able to put their new ideas into practise in our Black Lodge Studio.

This class is recommended to any filmmaker that has a basic understanding of camera but wants to learn more about the craft of cinematography.

For more information on this program, please contact milos@winnipegfilmgroup.com

Instructor Bio: 

Tyler  started  making  short  flms  and  experimenting  with  photography  in  2002. He  enjoys  telling  stories  with  images,  still  or  moving.  He  works  on  a  wide  range of  projects  including  commercials,  music  videos,  and  documentaries.  In  2013, Tyler  won  best  cinematography  at  the  Sufolk  Film  Festival  for  the  short  film “Expect  Something  and  Nothing  at  Once”  directed  by  Michelle  Elrick. Other  credits  include  work  for  BNN,  Sportsnet,  CBC,  and  HGTV. He  currently  lives in  Winnipeg,  Manitoba,  Canada;  working  as  a  freelance  director, cinematographer,  photographer,  and  editor.