A symposium for aviation photographers that includes portfolio reviews and shoots with renowned photographers.
Attendees to this limited workshop get to use a Canon C100 Cinema EOS digital camera to compete for a $1,000 prize.
This all-day BBQ and social mixer also features dozens of exhibiting film equipment companies.
Canon’s EOS line of interchangeable-lens maintained the No. 1 share worldwide in terms of volume for a 10-year period from 2003 to 2012!
A recent survey places Canon's line of DSLRs at the top of sales.
Nick Rains explains how the 1D C allows him to shoot multimedia slideshows using just the one camera.
Canon USA's EOS line of interchangeable lens digital cameras ranked #1 for the tenth year in a row.
CRyan E. Walters believes that Canon’s C100 is one of the most capable camera systems on the market today for creating images.
A symposium for aviation photographers that includes portfolio reviews and shoots with renowned photographers.
Attendees to this limited workshop get to use a Canon C100 Cinema EOS digital camera to compete for a $1,000 prize.
This all-day BBQ and social mixer also features dozens of exhibiting film equipment companies.
Emmy award-winning photojournalist Sharon Levy Freed reveals her Canon EOS camera storytelling video and audio secret techniques.
This convention boasts a convention floor with vendors, as well as a slate of seminars for the film industry.
This summit is two days of educational workshops on video production for college and university sports.
This convention features a bevy of guest speakers on sports video, as well as an exhibit hall and mixer programs.
Independent moviemakers festival spanning 11 days, featuring panels, screenings and more.
Located at Paramount Studios, CineGear Expo hosts a bevy of panels and screenings right in Hollywood.
The VER team will be exhibiting at InfoComm, the leading marketplace for audio, display, lighting, rental and staging for the AV Industry, and will feature a live production showcase of side-by-side camera comparisons.
The Southern Illinois University's Girls Make Movies is a five-day long residential filmmaking summer camp offered to young women by the College of Mass Communication and Media Arts.
The Telluride Festival focuses primarily on the discussion and screenings of films, and features a roster of high profile guests.