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Under the guidance of DoP Gernot Roll (HENRI IV, BUDDEN -<br />

BROOKS), the Vienna Film Academy hosted a D-21 workshop<br />

at the end of last year. More than 100 film creatives took the<br />

opportunity to attend lectures and obtain information on the<br />

latest product developments. Moreover, they were given the<br />

chance to get some hands-on experience of cutting edge<br />

technologies.<br />

Professor Wolfgang Thaler<br />

Journey into Tomorrow´s Images<br />

Expert lecture under the guidance of Mercedes Echerer (middle), Alexander Wieser, Synchro – Film & Video<br />

Postproduction, Henning Rädlein – ARRI Business Development, DoP Gernot Roll, DoP Christian Berger,<br />

Karl Matuschka – broadcasting expert and media consultant, DoP Stephan Musil (f.l.t.r.)<br />

In the podium discussion that followed, Christian<br />

Berger was one of several cinematographers<br />

to take part in a Q & A session.<br />

Berger was nominated for an Academy<br />

Award this year, in recognition of his work<br />

on THE WHITE RIBBON, which also garnered<br />

him a Hamilton Behind the Camera Award<br />

at the November 2009 ceremony in Los<br />

Angeles.<br />

The event at the Vienna Film Academy was<br />

sponsored by LB-electronics, Angénieux,<br />

the Austrian Association of Cinematographers<br />

and the University for Music and<br />

Performing Arts, as well as ARRI. Besides<br />

students of the Vienna Film Academy, a<br />

diverse range of guests participated, including<br />

representatives from the technical,<br />

production, rental, postproduction and<br />

service sectors.<br />

Prior to the event, images shot by VFA<br />

students with ARRIFLEX D-21 and ARRICAM<br />

cameras were screened. The idea of presenting<br />

these shots to the public first arose<br />

during the grading sessions at ARRI Film &<br />

TV in Munich, and the idea was finally<br />

realized last autumn. The digital (2K HD<br />

projection) and analogue (35mm film) shots<br />

were projected via split-screen and then<br />

passionately discussed.<br />

A lively discussion ended in a mutual<br />

agreement that the opportunity to exchange<br />

experiences should be repeated<br />

as soon as possible.<br />

Expert lectures incorporated the following<br />

subjects:<br />

• ARRI LED lighting technology for film<br />

and television<br />

• Digital Intermediate Systems – DIS<br />

• Digital ARRI cameras<br />

– Focus, resolution, contrast, sensitivity<br />

– Important quality parameters for<br />

evaluating digital camera systems<br />

– Raw Data Capturing / ARRIRAW Partner<br />

programs<br />

• ARRI Relativity – de-grain and versatile<br />

manipulation of moving images<br />

Werner Wolf/MM<br />

Professor Christian Berger with the ARRICAM<br />

DoP Gernot Roll<br />

The expert lecturers<br />

W o r l d w i d e<br />

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