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Please note! This course is industry-recognized! Every broadcaster and every program has a specific calling card. Every program can be filmed in different styles. As a camera operator, you determine the atmosphere of a program. Through the camera choices you make, you ensure that the TV program has the look and feel it requires. At the TVCollege, you learn to become a camera operator. What to look out for, what the standard is, and when to deviate from it. During the course, you will learn to contribute to the development of the program and to clearly develop your vision. Upon completion of the training, the participant masters the technique to achieve a professional end result. They contribute ideas and are able to film a report individually. The participant understands the principles of camera operation and knows how to apply them. PLEASE NOTE: more than 80% of our students are now working in the TV industry. If you want to know more about this industry-recognized training or one of the other courses, click now on:

Various presenters from RTL, SBS, and BNN have gone before you, so why not you! As a presenter, you know that your presence partly determines the success of the program. You are the face. The calling card. To optimize this, there is now the television presentation training. You must possess the right techniques (including using a teleprompter). For each program, you make hundreds of choices, but what is actually the right one? Where do you place the emphasis? What is your posture? Do you come across as credible to the viewer? These and many more important facets are trained and fine-tuned. If you have completed TVCollege's basic presentation course or already have some experience presenting for TV, TVCollege offers you an intensive follow-up training. Because a maximum of five participants are admitted, there is personal attention for your specialty, for example: news presentation or interview technique. During an intake interview, achievable objectives are established. After the training, it is assessed whether these objectives have been achieved. If you want to know more about this program or one of the other programs, click now on:

My roots lie in the event industry, where I have worked for nearly 20 years and have been operating independently as a senior event professional for almost 6 years. Because I believe the world of events and TV/film have much in common, particularly in the field of production, I want to broaden my horizons. Therefore, I would like to learn more about film production, for example in a role as a production/director assistant. As a freelancer, I am flexible and can manage my own time partially, but not fully; I am dependent on my clients. Consequently, an 'internship' for a few months is unfortunately not an option for me.

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Mark Kampers Video Productions is looking for fun assignments. We are available for a low budget (this also depends on the assignment). We discuss your wishes and explain our working method. We film and edit everything ourselves and, if you wish, put it on a USB or CD (it can also be placed online). We have our own camera, microphone, and editing software. Check our site for more info

We offer you a nice set of PA equipment. The equipment is perfectly maintained and is still completely trouble-free. All equipment is built into flight cases. 1 Yamaha 32-channel hall mix 1 Yamaha 32-channel monitor mix with 10 outputs. 1 Effects rack equipped with 2 x 32-band equalizer, compressors, noise gate, etc. 1 24-channel multicable of 50 meters on a reel and in a flight case, 24 inputs, 2 aux, 4 subgroups, 2 outputs. Fully maintained and tested. Price: 10,000 euros

Below is a complete set assembled and ready for use, except for 1 VGA to composite converter. 1 X Extron ISS108 1 X Extron RCP2000 2 x Data video LCD screens in 19 inch TLM-433 1 X Datavideo LCD screens in 19 inch TLM-702 1 X VGA to composite converter for preview 1 x Custom-built Tally interface on Extron (Tally lights are not included) 1 X Sony DVCam recorder (just had a full service at Sony) 3 x Sony DSR 250 cameras including batteries and 1 charger, including 2 lights. 3 x Cable reels between control room and camera, equipped with 1 x video, 2 x audio (can also be used as a tally), length approximately 40 meters 2 x reel with identical cable and connections, but 25 meters. The entire unit is built into a box with the option to install an additional sound mixer. All connections have been brought out on BNC and XLR. Price: 7,000 euros