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  Shooting in Confined Areas – Yannick Barthe

  March 2, 2012 / Basic Controller Showcase, Dollys and Sliders Showcase, Featured, KC In the Wild, Motion Control Showcase, Philip Bloom Pocket Dolly Showcase, Showcase Videos

  Yannick Barthe has been filming aircrafts for 6 years. We recently caught up with Yannick to find out a little about him and what it is like shooting in confined spaces. Kessler University (KU): Tell me a little about yourself. Yannick Barthe (YB): I studied Engineering Sciences (electronics) and today my principal job is quality manager in an electronic manufacturing company in Switzerland. I’m also an autodidact and independent swiss filmmaker, cameraman, and photographer. You will find me at airfields

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  Signal To Noise by Douglas Koke

  February 2, 2012 / Basic Controller Showcase, Compositing, Dollys and Sliders Showcase, Education, Featured, Motion Control Showcase, Pocket Dolly Showcase, Post Production, Showcase Videos

  Kessler University Interviews Douglas Koke By Preston Kanak We recently had a chance to chat with Douglas about his film, “Signal To Noise”. We have included part of the interview below. Kessler University (KU):Tell me a little bit about yourself. Douglas Koke (DK): Well, I’m 36, and I’m originally from Calgary, AB, Canada, but have lived in Denver, Colorado since I was a little kid. Up until a month ago, I was the Creative Director at a Streaming Media company,

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  A Closer Look at the BASIC Controller Timelapse Estimator

  December 22, 2011 / Basic Controller Showcase, Blog, elektraDRIVE Basic Controller, Featured, Motion Control, Motion Control Showcase, Showcase Videos, Training Videos

  (If you are looking for a quick start guide for Connecting & Operating the BASIC Controller as well as the BASIC Controller Timelapse Estimator, you can view the shorter videos below) *** Note this estimator is currently a work in progress and is based on an empty cart traveling on a horizontal track. Please understand, due to the many variables involved, this should be used as an estimator to get you in the ballpark for the move you want to

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