- Online classes: Online classes are typically less expensive than in-person classes. A basic online videography course can cost around $50, while a more advanced course can cost around $200.
- In-person classes: In-person classes are typically more expensive than online classes. A basic in-person videography course can cost around $100, while a more advanced course can cost around $500.
- Workshops: Workshops are typically more expensive than classes. A videography workshop can cost anywhere from $200 to $1,000.
It is important to shop around and compare prices before you enroll in a videography class. You can also check with your local community college or adult education center to see if they offer any videography classes.
Here are some online resources where you can find videography classes:
Udemy, Coursera, edX, CreativeLive, LinkedIn Learning
Here are some keywords that people look up when trying to find classes on ISO, aperture, and frame speed:
- Videography basics
- Exposure
- ISO, aperture, and shutter speed
- The 180° shutter rule
- Depth of field
- Motion blur
- Action shots
- Slow motion
- Cinematic look
- Videography for beginners
- Videography for intermediate learners
- Videography for advanced learners
Hope this help!
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