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An extraordinary insight into the world of expedition and adventure filmmaker and photographer Phil Coates. Illustrated through a combination of beautiful images from his documentary series’ filmed for the BBC, Channel 4, Channel 5, Discovery Channel and National Geographic Phil will share stories from a life behind the lens filming and photographing explorers and adventurers in some of the most remote and hostile parts of our planet.

Title: Adventure Film & Photography From Pole To Pole
Date: Thursday, June 7th 2012
Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM GMT

Biography

Phil Coates is an accomplished remote location Director Cameraman, adventure photographer and professional expedition leader with an enviable record of working in extreme environments across seven continents. Clients include: BBC, Discovery International, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 and National Geographic. Phil Coates is experienced director cameraman with an adventurous track record spanning seven continents. He has worked in extreme and challenging environments, from the very hot (°50/122°F) to the very cold (-40°C/-40°F) and the very high (up to an altitude of 8,000 metres)!

His filming portfolio includes BBC2’s Blizzard Race To The Pole, Channel 5’s Ice Break Heart and Challenge 8000 for Yorkshire Tyne Tees and Channel 4. Most recently he was up Mt Everest, part of a team filming Discovery International’s Everest Beyond The Limit. He began his career in television production at BBC Science & Features in London, and then later moved to the BBC Natural History Unit in Bristol. His photographic career started when working as an outdoor activity instructor in the Yorkshire Dales, Phil just wanted to do the quality of light and the landscape justice so he embarked on a journey to learn all the technical and creative skills he could. Phil’s expedition achievements include skiing to the Magnetic North Pole.

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Drew will talk about every aspect of the project

The project tested Drew to the limit and the lightweight location techniques will be of interest to anyone who wants to take their location lighting to the next level.

Biography
Drew Gardner is an award-winning London based photographer. His work is diverse with a narrative, ecompassing group portraiture to photographing beautiful and extraordinary people on location and in the studio. He has a burning passion for photography and people, getting the very best from anygiven situation. He lecturesin advanced digital and lighting techniques in the USA, Europe and the Middle East. His work has been exhibited Worldwide.

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Join photographer and author, David duChemin, as he discusses the visual language and how a grasp of that language can help us create stronger, more intentional images. This is a distillation of David’s book, Visually Speaking, A Deeper Look at Creating Stronger Images, written to help photographers identify and use the elements and decisions of the photography in order to make photographs that more closely align with our intent, or vision, for them. If you’ve ever struggled to identify why you respond to an image in a certain way, or wrestled with how to photograph not just what you see, but what you feel, this is an hour-long class you don’t want to miss.

BIOGRAPHY
David duChemin is a Vancouver-based international assignment photographer specializing in Humanitarian and world photography. A nomad, visionmonger, unashamed do-gooder, and sometimes author, David’s photography is online at Pixelatedimage.com. His words are available at Pixelatedimage.com/blog and in his books, Within The Frame–The Journey of Photographic Vision and VisionMongers—Making a Life and a Living in Photography.

Date: Friday, June 15, 2012
Time: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM PDT (Pacific Daylight Time)

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Accomplished adventure filmmaker and photographer Phil Coates will share some of his experiences of working on location photographic assignments around the world. This talk will share with you the stories of how Phil captures production stills and behind the scenes photos from some of the most challenging environments on earth from the Arctic to Everest and beyond… Phil will also share how he works with adventure athletes telling their remarkable stories through engaging images.

Title: Adventure Photography – Assignment Extreme
Date: Thursday, July 26th 2012
Time: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM GMT

Biography

Phil Coates is an accomplished remote location Director Cameraman, adventure photographer and professional expedition leader with an enviable record of working in extreme environments across seven continents. Clients include: BBC, Discovery International, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5 and National Geographic. Phil Coates is experienced director cameraman with an adventurous track record spanning seven continents. He has worked in extreme and challenging environments, from the very hot (°50/122°F) to the very cold (-40°C/-40°F) and the very high (up to an altitude of 8,000 metres)!

His filming portfolio includes BBC2’s Blizzard Race To The Pole, Channel 5’s Ice Break Heart and Challenge 8000 for Yorkshire Tyne Tees and Channel 4. Most recently he was up Mt Everest, part of a team filming Discovery International’s Everest Beyond The Limit. He began his career in television production at BBC Science & Features in London, and then later moved to the BBC Natural History Unit in Bristol. His photographic career started when working as an outdoor activity instructor in the Yorkshire Dales, Phil just wanted to do the quality of light and the landscape justice so he embarked on a journey to learn all the technical and creative skills he could. Phil’s expedition achievements include skiing to the Magnetic North Pole.

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Required: Windows® 7, Vista, XP or 2003 Server
Macintosh®-based attendees
Required: Mac OS® X 10.5 or newer