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In this video, filmmaker Jeff Unay shares his feelings about selecting the right camera for the film you’re trying to make. For his film, he wanted to make non-fiction feel cinematic, so he rejected the idea of working with lower-quality video cameras (not uncommon in documentary filmmaking), in favor of more expensive Red cameras (http://www.red.com/). Depending on your budget, that may or may not be an option, but in the end, Jeff encourages filmmakers to figure out what story they want to tell and choose a camera that makes it possible.

Speaker:

Jeff Unay – Director, Producer, & Cinematographer (King Kong, Avatar, Quake 4)

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Full Session: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DiblxmBjfiY