Info-Tech Academy Offers Extensive Online Tutorials for 9 Different Cameras

April 30, 2013 - PRLog -- DreamWelder Productions, creator of the innovative online instructional trade school Info-Tech Academy (http://www.infotechgts.com/), increased their course catalog with the addition of the GTS (Get The Shot) course.  Already one of the world’s largest video depositories of knowledge on the RED ONE, Epic and Scarlet, this new program added step-by-step instructions on Panasonic AF-100, Canon 5D, Canon 7D, Canon T3i /T4i and Panasonic Lumux GH2 cameras.  

The GTS program provides a practical, not theoretical, experience for all types of filmmaking: music videos, corporate, feature films, wedding, interviews, commercials, web series or broadcast.  They set up a shot, then walk the viewer through every step including lighting, talent, the room you use, how to set up your camera and what to do in post.  This course, which consists of over 150 videos, will help filmmakers improve the quality of their shooting, obtain more clients, and increase the over all look of their work while saving time by having everything needed in one place.

Info-Tech’s instructional program is made up of an impressive number of short video courses, or “modules,” that focus on one subject at a time and are based on the assumption that consumers have not picked up the camera before. This allows the user to view what they need to know at the time and learn at their own pace. This cutting edge format creates a collaborative environment between the consumer and the creator. Access to their online forum allows customers to talk to the company during their course membership allowing two-way communication between the students and the course instructors.

GTS membership starts at $28.95/mo depending on the level and benefits chosen.  Some of the many benefits of being a course member include the ability to download courses, live chat with instructors and free access to new programs.  Info-Tech Academy works with a number of camera accessory manufacturers when producing their courses who in turn offer special discounts to their members, offering savings up to $50 - $100 on one item. A membership can end up paying for itself!

DreamWelder, a Midwest motion picture production company based out of St. Louis, MO, began their instructional series in 2009 with the popular 2 disc RED101 DVD, covering all the basics of the RED ONE camera. They created Info-Tech Academy as an online trade school in early 2012 for their hardware and software instructional programs for camera operators and professionals in electronic cinema, web and the television industry.