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On set and on location, Digital Imaging Technicians (DITs) are transforming the way digital films are being made. We'll take a look at how the DIT's on-set role has dramatically changed and how directors, DPs and budgets can benefit from the right tools in capable DIT hands.
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In this webinar, StudioDaily's Beth Marchant interviews Jody Neckles, one of the industry's preeminent DITs. We explore the emergence of the DIT role and new on-set tools, such as ASSIMILATE's SCRATCH Lab, and how they have changed digital productions. Beth and Jody will discuss a range of topics to help DITs, directors, DPs and ADs, plus those interested in transitioning to DIT roles, get a firmer grasp of their on-set options. Jody show you what he means in a demo of SCRATCH Lab.
You’ll learn:
• What is the scope of the DIT role, and how has it changed in the last 12 months?
• What can a DP and Director expect from a great DIT?
• How do DPs and DITs collaborate to acquire images, set looks and produce dailies more effectively?
• How have on-set and on-location tools evolved to empower the DIT and the DP?
• How have those tools streamlined the production process?
• What particular challenges do these new workflows create?
Speaker: Jody Neckles
Jody Neckles is a Digital Imaging Technician who provides onset lab services and workflow supervision for feature films and commercials. With over 12 years experience working for demanding broadcasters and post facilities around the world, he has made the transition from Engineering and Finishing to working onset specializing in high-resolution digital cameras, file-based acquisition, DOP look creation, data archive and instant dailies. Recent projects include feature films Welcome to the Punch, You Instead and How to Street Dance 3D, as well as a plethora of commercials.
Brought to you by StudioDaily and Assimilate
On set and on location, Digital Imaging Technicians (DITs) are transforming the way digital films are being made. We'll take a look at how the DIT's on-set role has dramatically changed and how directors, DPs and budgets can benefit from the right tools in capable DIT hands.
Do NOT click the add to cart button. Click "[more]" for viewing on demand.
In this webinar, StudioDaily's Beth Marchant interviews Jody Neckles, one of the industry's preeminent DITs. We explore the emergence of the DIT role and new on-set tools, such as ASSIMILATE's SCRATCH Lab, and how they have changed digital productions. Beth and Jody will discuss a range of topics to help DITs, directors, DPs and ADs, plus those interested in transitioning to DIT roles, get a firmer grasp of their on-set options. Jody show you what he means in a demo of SCRATCH Lab.
You’ll learn:
• What is the scope of the DIT role, and how has it changed in the last 12 months?
• What can a DP and Director expect from a great DIT?
• How do DPs and DITs collaborate to acquire images, set looks and produce dailies more effectively?
• How have on-set and on-location tools evolved to empower the DIT and the DP?
• How have those tools streamlined the production process?
• What particular challenges do these new workflows create?
Speaker: Jody Neckles
Jody Neckles is a Digital Imaging Technician who provides onset lab services and workflow supervision for feature films and commercials. With over 12 years experience working for demanding broadcasters and post facilities around the world, he has made the transition from Engineering and Finishing to working onset specializing in high-resolution digital cameras, file-based acquisition, DOP look creation, data archive and instant dailies. Recent projects include feature films Welcome to the Punch, You Instead and How to Street Dance 3D, as well as a plethora of commercials.