NY Expo Schedule

MARCH 10, 11 & 12, 2023

LOCATION: INDUSTRY CITY IN BROOKLYN, NY

The schedule will be updated as we solidify our seminars and presenters. Please check back regularly for updates.

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Day 1

Fri., Mar. 10, 2023
9:30 AM – 7:00 PM

Day 2

Sat. Mar 11, 2023
10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Day 3

Sun. Mar 12, 2023
Master Class Lighting Workshop
11am – 2pm

9:00 AM

Registration Opens

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1 hr

Lobby Building 7, Industry City

9:45 AM

Virtual Production Center Panel

Martin Scorsese Center NYU/Tisch School of the Arts

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1 hr

Moderator: Rosanne Limoncelli, PHD

Camp David, Building 3

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Join us for a lively VP Panel discussion! Talk includes:

  • Panelist introductions
  • What each panelist has been working on lately
  • How each person got started in Virtual Production, what training or education you had to get there (if any!) and advice to others that want to jump on the train.

Moderator: Rosanne Limoncelli, PhD

Senior Director, Film Technologies Kanbar Institute of Film & Television
Martin Scorsese Center
Tisch School of the Arts
New York University

Panelists:

  • Shelly Sabel, Designer and Creative Director, Fuse Technical Group & NYU Tisch Faculty
  • Snow Yunxue Fu, New Media Artist, & NYU Tisch Professor
  • David Poyner, Design Technologist, & NYU Tisch Faculty
  • Joseph White, Virtual Production Producer, Founder Carstage
  • Kimberly Dowd Petritsis, Director of Technology & Virtual Environment Programmer, Carstage
  • Mark DePasquale, Director, VFX Supervisor, and Creative Producer
  • Lauren Paul, VP of Sales & Marketing, Lux Machina Consulting | NEP Virtual Studios

11:00 AM

Expo Hall Opens

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8 hrs

Building 7, Industry City

11:00 AM

Beyond External Hard Drives: Building a Collaborative & Efficient Filmmaking Environment with Network-Attached Storage

Sponsored by Synology

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50 min

Camp David, Building 3

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Join Synology where we will discuss storage solutions and why video production enthusiasts and professionals should consider moving from stacks of external hard drives to a centralized data management and sharing platform.

12:00 PM

Astera’s Efficiency Tricks – Small Details, Huge Impact

Sponsored by Astera

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50 min

Presenter: Thor Andre

Camp David, Building 3

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With more than 30 years of experience, Astera’s own After-Sales Support Specialist, Thor Andre, gives an owner/rental-oriented introduction to the Astera eco-system. Learn how to cut down on time spent prepping lights. Make sure that your customers get the result they expect in terms of color, consistency and functionality. Optimize the crew’s efficiency when working with Astera lights and take full advantage of the latest firmware updates.

Presenter: Thor Andre, AfterSales Support Specialist, Astera LED Technology

1:00 PM

Break

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50 min

Building 7, Industry City

2:00 PM

On-Site Bolero Workshop plus Bolero Setup Competition with PRIZES

Sponsored by Riedel

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50 min

Instructor: Stephen Remich

Camp David, Building 3

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Bolero Wireless Intercom introduction complete with a DEMO, Challenges and Prizes!
Learn how easy it is to start talking with Bolero Wireless Intercom. Get your hands on one the most loved communication devices in the industry. This mini session of Riedel Academy classes will help you quickly set one up and start communicating like a pro. Bring your computer and ethernet dongle to participate in the “hands-on” portion.

Instructor: Stephen Remich

3:00 PM

Cinéma Vérité: DPs on Documentary Filmmaking

Sponsored by Canon

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50 min

Moderator: David Leitner

Camp David, Building 3

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In this special Cine Gear Documentary Panel, David Leitner will moderate a wide-ranging discussion about documentary filmmaking tools and techniques. Award-winning cinematographers Matt Porwoll (Cartel Land), Claudia Raschke (RGB) and Wolfgang Held, ASC (The Andy Warhol Diaries) will share their insights, knowledge and experiences from the field.

Panelists: (click name to view IMDB)

Bio’s
Matt Porwoll is an Emmy and Sundance award-winning documentary cinematographer based in New York.

Porwoll shot and produced the film Once Upon a Time in Uganda, winning the Grand Jury Prize at the 2021 DocNYC Film Festival. The feature documentary Cartel Land, which Matt shot and co-produced, won Best Cinematography Awards at the 2015 Sundance Film Festival, 2016 Cinema Eye Honors and 2016 Primetime Emmys. The film was also nominated for an Academy Award® for Best Documentary Feature.

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Claudia Raschke, Director of Photography, is an award-winning cinematographer. She has photographed independent feature films and documentaries for over 20 years and is best known for her smooth hand-held camera work and chiaroscuro lighting style. Her background training is in dance, martial arts and fine arts. Claudia is based in New York City.
Among her many notable award-winning films are: Oscar-nominated and Emmy winning RBG (Magnolia/ Participant/ CNN), Oscar short-listed JULIA (CNN / Imagine Entertainment/ Sony Classic), Critics Choice nominated FAUCI (NAT GEO/ Magnolia/ Disney+), Peabody winning and NAACP Image Award nominated MY NAME IS PAULI MURRAY (Amazon Studios/Participant Media), Oscar short-listed and Emmy winning BOYS STATE (A24), Oscar-nominated GOD IS THE BIGGER ELVIS (HBO), Oscar short-listed MAD HOT BALLROOM (Paramount), PARTICLE FEVER (Bond 360), THE FREEDOM TO MARRY (Argot Pictures). Her latest documentary series work titled THE HOUSE OF HAMMER (Discovery) aired Sept of 2022.

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Wolfgang Held, ASC is self-taught in narrative camerawork and learned his craft by trial and error and by devouring the ASC magazines cover to cover. He has been the cinematographer of over 100 films, which have premiered at all the major international film festivals, won many awards and been nominated for Academy Awards twice, with one win. Individually he has won seven cinematography awards, including a Primetime Emmy. His cinematography has been singled out by the New York Times as “lushly sensual” and as having “the same penetrating vision of adolescence found in the photographs of Nan Goldin and Sally Mann.”

Wolfgang has photographed films for directors Ron Howard, Alex Gibney, Larry Charles, Matt Heineman, Liz Garbus, Sam Pollard, Joe Berlinger, Nanette Burstein, Brett Morgan and Gary Winick. Throughout his career he has made films with his wife Pola Rapaport. In 2013 he co-founded the Kamera Kollektiv New York City, a group of like-minded camerawomen and cameramen who share a passion for cinematic, social-justice inspired documentaries.

4:00 PM

Shooting with LUMIX: A Cinematographers Panel

Sponsored by Lumix

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50 min

Moderator: Neil Matsumoto, Business Development for LUMIX

Camp David

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In the ever-changing world of production, producing professional video content at lower costs is the new normal. With limited budgets and shrinking crews, it’s essential to have a reliable camera system that fits your workflow needs in any environment. For Shooting with LUMIX: A Cinematographers Panel, see how cinematographers are using LUMIX cameras to capture dynamic shots for their film, television, and documentary projects.

Panelists (Subject to change):

  • Sean Davis
  • Nicholas Galante
  • Kelly Cook-Hayden

5:00 PM

An Exploration of Cinematic Multi-Camera Performance Captures
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1hr 30min

Moderator: Gabriel Mays (AbelCine)

AbelCine NY, Building 4

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Innovations around using cinematic cameras and techniques in multi-cam environments are continuing to grow. Professionals who have worked extensively on major multi-cam projects, will discuss their experiences with capturing different types of live performances, as well as the artistic, technical, and logistical considerations that go into these types of projects.

Moderator:

  • Gabriel Mays (AbelCine)

Speakers:

  • James Coker (Funicular Goats), others TBD

    7:00 PM

    Expo Closes

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    8 hrs

    Building 7, Industry City

    7:00 PM

    Cine Gear Industry Party

    Invitation Required

    Camp David, Building 3

    Sponsored By

    Day 1

    Fri., Mar. 10, 2023
    10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

    Day 2

    Sat. Mar. 11, 2022
    10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

    Day 3

    Sun. Mar 12, 2023
    Master Class Lighting Workshop
    11am – 2pm

    9:00 AM

    Registration Opens
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    1 hr

    Lobby Building 7, Industry City

    10:00 AM

    Expo Hall Opens

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    7 hrs

    Building 7, Industry City

    10:00 AM

    MBS Equipment presents – Breakfast Networking Event

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    Start your day with a cup of hot coffee, pastries and a sneak preview of the cool new technology from MBS Equipment Company.

    Sponsored by MBS Equipment

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    2 hrs

    Lounge on Exhibit Floor, Building 7, Industry City

    10:15 AM

    Series Television 3.0: The Evolving Relationship Between DPs and Cameral Operators

    IATSE Local 600

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    1 hr

    Moderated by: Michael Chambliss, Production Technology Specialist ICG Local 600

    Camp David, Building 3

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    The cinema graphic experience of contemporary series TV increasingly resembles what was once the exclusive domain of wide-release theatrical productions. But the historical constraints of time remain. Join Local 600 Directors of Photography and Camera Operators as they discuss how their relationship is evolving to deliver a nuanced visual experience while keeping page counts high on grueling series schedules.

    Moderator:

    Michael Chambliss, Production Technology Specialist ICG Local 600

     

    Panelists:

    Terrence L. Burke, Director of Photography, The Equalizer S2 & S3, Redemption in Cherry Springs, A Fall from Grace
    Joe Blodgett, Camera Operator, Equalizer S3, Bunker, Daughter of the Bride, A Holiday Spectacular
    Autumn Eakin, Director of Photography, The Invitation, Insecure, Modern Love, Insidious
    Jesse Coyote Sanchez-Strauss, Camera Operator, Insidious: Fear the Dark, Paint, Ziwe Season 2, Clerks III, The Front Room

     

     

     

     

    11:30 AM

    A Conversation with Industry-Leading DPs

    Sponsored by Sony

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    50 min

    Camp David, Building 3

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    Join DP turned Director Gonzalo Amat ASC (Take Me, Outer Banks, The Man In the High Castle), two-time Emmy winning DP Bill Winters (Hamilton, Rennervations, Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich), and Indie Spirit Award nominated DP Tinx Chan (Our Father The Devil, I’m Thinking of Ending Things, The Jon Stewart Show) for a conversation about Sony cameras, composition and more.

    12:30 PM

    A Closer Look at ARRI’s New Impression-V Filters

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    1 hr

    AbelCine NY, Building 4

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    ARRI recently announced their new Impression V Filters, designed to give a vintage feel to Signature Prime and Zoom lenses. They provide an exciting creative option to selectively detune the lenses and are easy to exchange using the rear magnetic filter holder. In this session, learn more about these filters and how they can allow multiple creative looks with just one set of lenses.

    Speakers: AbelCine & ARRI Technical Specialists

    1:30 PM

    Cinematographers Creative process – De-constructing scenes

    Dialogue with ASC Cinematographers

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    1.5 hrs

    Moderator: Dejan Georgevich, ASC

    Camp David, Building 3

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    The panelists will share their insight and creative process for the appropriate visual grammar that best serves the idea, mood and emotion of a scene. Each panelist will select and de-construct a scene from their recent work on a feature film. What choices were made with respect to format, camera placement (composition); choice of lenses; camera movement, lighting and workflow? 

    Moderator: Dejan Gerogevich, ASC

    Panelists:
    • Frank DeMarco, ASC (All is Lost; Hedwig and the Angry Inch; Rabbit Hole)
    • Reed Morano, ASC (Lemonade, Frozen River, The Skeleton Twins)
    • Frank Prinzi, ASC (The Virtuoso: The Enemy Within; Living in Oblivion; The Best Man)

    3:10 PM

    The Light is in the Shot: integrating lighting into the set

    Sponsored by LUX Lighting, MBS and LiteGear

    Moderator: Paul Royalty

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    50 min

    Camp David, Building 3

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    Join us for a captivating roundtable discussion with gaffers, fixtures crew and production designers discussing how lighting is integrated into set design. Featuring illuminating examples from blockbuster films like Avengers, Iron Man, John Wick, and many more.

    4:10 PM

    Cine Optics: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

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    Examining the evolution of cinema style lenses, current trends, demands and the future of motion picture optics.

    Moderator: Jay Holben

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    50 min

    Camp David, Building 3

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    Follow the journey of optical evolution with Jay Holben, ASC Associate member, chair of the ASC Motion Imaging Technology Council’s Lens Committee, contributing technical editor for American Cinematographer Magazine and co-author of The Cine Lens Manual as he leads you on the path that lenses have taken over the past 140 years of motion pictures to today’s hot trends and what may be coming in the future. Gain a better understanding of the differences in modern vs. vintage lenses, why they have evolved as they have, and how to have a better insight into choosing optics for your next project.

    5:00 PM

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