Antoine Ruiz

Photo and video report, aerial shots

Professional Video Shooting
Preparation includes planning the script, storyboard, and selecting shooting locations. Using appropriate cameras, lenses, lighting, microphones, and camera supports is essential. Precise adjustments of exposure, white balance, focus, and framing are crucial. Visual composition follows principles like the rule of thirds. Camera movements add dynamics, and proper lighting management sets the desired mood.

Film Editing
Editing begins with importing and sorting the footage. The best takes are selected for narrative impact. Rough editing assembles sequences in the narrative order, followed by adjusting transitions and durations. Sound editing integrates dialogues, sound effects, and music. Visual effects and color correction harmonize the visuals. Finally, the project is exported with settings tailored to the distribution platform.

Conclusion
Video shooting and film editing require close coordination and collaboration to produce a high-quality final product and effectively tell a story.

About Me

My name is Antoine Ruiz. I am a French videographer from the French Alps, and I have always created small video projects throughout my childhood, influenced by American and French cinema of the 80s and 90s. I studied and learned to work with a team on movie sets during my time at the cinema school CinéCréatis in Lyon, France. I specialized in camera operation during the latest year, where I worked with clients fully autonomously during racing events, mixing the cinematographic way of shooting with the flexibility of the internet. To satisfy my thirst for discovery, I am now exploring the Canadian film industry, using my skills to serve art and foster human connections.

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