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Hey, guys, I'm Drew Geraci.
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I'm based out of Washington DC,
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and I'm a Timelapse Photographer.
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I've been doing it professionally for the last six years,
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and it's taken me all over the world. I've shot for Netflix.
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If you ever seen the television show called House of Cards,
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you've probably seen my work.
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I've also traveled across the world,
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all over the place, meeting and seeing all different types of things.
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It's really been inspiring.
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One of the things I want to do is help inspire you to do the same thing.
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So, the project for this class is going to be pretty exciting.
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Just like House of Cards,
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I want you to go out and really showcase your city.
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I want you to either show in a bright,
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shining light or a dark, gritty atmosphere.
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I think timelapse is a perfect element to add to your toolbox
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because it adds an extra bit of flair to your project.
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It can bend time,
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it can transition between day and night,
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it can really lend a lot of new elements.
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So, today, we're going to be talking about stationary timelapse,
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which is basically just a tripod and a camera.
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We're also going to be talking about 3-axis motion control timelapse,
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which will require a slider and a 2 axis head.
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What's great about this timelapse project is,
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you're doing it yourself,
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which means, you can put your own spin on it.
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There's a lot of different variables you can add in
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timelapse to really stylize it and make it your own,
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whether you want to drag the shutter,
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do a lot of night photography,
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or even something like tilt-shift.
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So, a lot that you can do and a lot of ways to produce something that's new.
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That's what we're going to show you guys how to do.
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You really don't have to have an extensive background in photography.
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You really just need to know the basics of how to
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operate a camera, and what I'm going to show you is,
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how to elaborate on those basics and really build
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a better foundation to utilize your camera for timelapse.
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You're storytelling, and as a storyteller,
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you want to have as many tools in your toolbox as possible.
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So, I think timelapse is just one of
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those new skills that you want to be able to have to help enhance your product.
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