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A large crowd joined Hellocamera at this year’s Galway Film Fleadh to get a in-depth look at the new RED camera. Ben Foakes from Sequence Training (Pinewood studios) delivered the workshop. Subjects such as pre-production, on location with the Red camera and post-production with Final Cut Pro were covered - from

choosing the right tapeless format to deliverables. The workshop was co-hosted with Galmac. To find out more about Ben and his company click on http://www.sequence-post.co.uk

Hello Camera has been chosen to produce the latest work of filmmaker Nicky Larkin. The working title of the project is “Dead Cats” and it will tell the story of once successful businessmen trying to cope in recessionary Ireland. Nicky has exhibited widely across Ireland and the UK with video installations and sound-pieces, and recently began to exhibit internationally. Samples of the director’s style of extremely long takes with very little editing can be viewed at http://www.nickylarkin.com

After a successful summer in 2008, Reel World came back to the midlands again in 2009 and ran a successful season of courses. The course is broken down into 3 areas: story-creations, shooting the film and editing the film - including uploading the finished movie onto the web. The course will run again in 2010 and will expand into other midland towns. Download the 2009 flyer here.

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CONGRATULATIONS!

- to Aaron Arntz on winning a grammy as part of Zappa Plays Zappa at the 2009 Grammys! Aaron is one half of the Benja Men who wrote the score for Watching & Waiting.

Pictured at the 2010 Berlinale 72hourmovie.com FUNraiser are (l to r): James Fair (Hello Camera) Miriam Allen (Director, Galway Film Fleadh), Gary Hoctor (Hello Camera) and Eibhlín Ní Mhunghaile (MEDIA Atenna). A great international night was had by all with Irish, French, German, Danish and U.S. performers on show! Click here for more photos of the night.

Pictured at the Chancellor’s Forum of Staffordshire University are Gary Hoctor, (Hello Camera). Paul Richards (Vice-Chancellor, Staffordshire University) & James Fair (Film Technology, Staffordshire University). The University and Hello Camera agreed a new partnership deal for the 72 Hour Movie project taking place at the 2010 Melbourne International Film Festival. The festival is the largest in the southern hemisphere and attracts huge audiences every year. Find out more here.