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A warm welcome to Will Ellett, seen here filming Border Casualties, where an ambulance was donated to the Ukrainian army
Welcome Jacob Spires, seen here operating a Sony 4300 Super Slo with a Canon UJ111 Box lens
Welcome Billy Jackson, seen here filming on the movie Chork produced by Shane Meadows
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The Guild of Television Camera Professionals (GTC) is an independent craft association predominantly for professional TV, digital and film camera crew designed to support our members by facilitating excellence, education, knowledge and networking in moving image production. The GTC welcomes media professionals internationally across all moving image disciplines as members. The International Association of Wildlife Filmmakers (IAWF) is affiliated to the GTC.
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Mastering Filters Optical Experience Day
Drop in for an exclusive Optical Experience Day, hosted by Tiffen and Cooke Optics, at the Cooke Gallery and Test Space. This hands-on event offers a unique opportunity to explore...
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KitPlus Show is the industry's only regional UK show series focusing on pro video, AV, broadcast media & entertainment technology. Its seminar programme includes; BBC, ITV, Dock10, BT Media &...
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The GTC are pleased to announce KOKUSAI DENKI as a new Patron
KOKUSAI DENKI is the new name for the very old and well-established company that manufactured “HITACHI” Cameras. The company used to be “Hitachi Kokusai Electric” and is now “KOKUSAI DENKI Electric&rdquo...
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MPTS 2025 Celebrates Largest Edition Ever with Record Visitor Numbers
After two exceptional days of conversation, collaboration, and community, the biggest and buzziest MPTS yet welcomed a record 13,000 attendees from 50 countries. Hosted at London’s Olympia on 14 -...
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Sony BURANO evolution: Free replacement of Infrared Cut Filter to improve colour reproduction
GTC Patron Sony announces a newly developed IR cut filter to improve colour reproduction when using the BURANO digital cinema camera under strong lighting conditions, including sunlight. The filter replacement will...
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Sony unveils "Camera Verify" feature for news organisations
GTC Patron Sony announces the beta release of Camera Verify, a new feature of its Camera Authenticity Solution1, that enables external sharing of image authenticity information via a dedicated URL. This...
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VMI Blog Post: Next Gen Director's Finder
The Next Generation Director's Finder - The ubiquitous Director’s finder has been an essential part of the DP’s toolkit since the invention of film but the recent innovation and...
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New Product Launch - FM Mount Projection Attachment 18°-36°
The FM Mount Projection Attachment 18°-36° (PJ-FMM-18-36) is an all-new optic specifically developed for NANLITE FM mount LED spotlights. It allows gaffers and cinematographers the ability to precisely place a clear...
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Introducing WindowCling, New Window Control Solutions from Rosco
WindowCling is a brand new range of ultra-thin filters from GTC Patron Rosco. They are designed to temporarily attach to windowpanes via static electricity to control the light coming through the...
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OPTI-SCULPT Lenses – The simple solution to complex lighting challenges
GTC Patron Rosco OPTI-SCULPT lenses provide accurate and repeatable beam control without any colour shift or light loss. This versatile solution enables lighting professionals to adjust beam angles quickly, precisely, and...
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The Guild of Television Camera Professionals (GTC) is an independent craft association predominantly for professional TV, digital and film camera crew designed to support our members by facilitating excellence, education, knowledge and networking in moving image production. The GTC welcomes media professionals internationally across all moving image disciplines as members.
The International Association of Wildlife Film-makers, whose members are professional camera crew earning most of their income from making wildlife films, has been affiliated to the GTC since January 2016.
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