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PADI
Underwater Videography Course
How
would you like to show family and friends your exploits underwater
by showing them your videos? Learn the basics of shooting video
underwater (you do not need your own camera).
Many
divers own video cameras. They shoot videos topside to record and
document special and memorable moments. Why not learn to use the
same video camera underwater and record the excitement and splendor
of your diving adventures?
Underwater
videography is the perfect way to bring back memories of your underwater
experiences. Best of all, you can share those experiences with your
diving and non-diving friends and family. Underwater videographers
naturally develop a better knowledge of underwater life than most
divers and tend to become more observant with practice. Underwater
videography is an ideal companion to the vacationing diver, the
shipwreck diver or any diver who wishes to preserve or describe
what is seen underwater. If you love showing people what diving
is all about, then this is for you!
Course
Format
One
night lecture and two open water dives.
Course
Highlights
The
PADI Underwater Videography Course will cover the basics of shooting
good videos in the underwater world. You will be taught the basics
of videography, picture composition, camera use, scene selection,
and basic editing. The course will also cover camera familiarization,
camera care and maintenance, basic videography, lighting and modeling.
Prerequisites:
PADI Open Water, Jr. Open Water or equivalent. Minimum age is 12.
Parental consent required for participants fewer under the age of
18.
Instructional
Equipment: Students will use the PADI Underwater Videographer
student manual and have access to underwater video training videos.
Required
Equipment and Materials: Students are responsible for
providing a complete SCUBA equipment package including mask, fins,
snorkel, boots, appropriate exposure protection, (students wishing
to use dry suits must show proof of dry suit certification or they
may elect to use Northeast Scuba's dry suit option for the course),
hood, mitts or gloves, BCD with LPI, regulator with octopus or
alternate air source (not a "Spare air"), SPG, depth
gauge, timer or watch, compass, weight system, two tanks, knife,
whistle, RDP and log book. Note: some of the very basic equipment
items may be available for rental, however items such as masks,
fins, snorkels, timers, knives, and whistles must be purchased.
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