For the past 5 years writer director Richard Jobson has been working on converging moving image with stills. Award winning films such as 16 Years of Alcohol and A Woman in Winter alongside the short I AM DIGITAL have broken new ground using small budgets to create high production value. The introduction of the Canon 5D MK11 to the market place has been the answer to a dream and is now being used by the director on high profile projects such as the sex trafficking docudrama THE JOURNEY with Emma Thompson as well as upcoming feature film HELTER SKELTER. Jobson will explain how the camera along with software such as Final Cut Pro and After Effects have re-defined what is possible in cinematic terms with limited resources. He will give a real insight into how the camera is redefining the way film makers think about their work and how the work flow is simple and clear. He says “This is all about being inspired and understanding the incredibly liberating feeling of creating striking visual images without worrying about the cost.”

Jobson will show his work; the process he goes through to attain high end visual imagery; and an insight into how to create an ambitious narrative that suits a small budget using this new breakthrough technology.