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The Guild of Television Camera Professionals : Zerb - GTCThe GTC's twice yearly journal has been around since 1. Guild was started. The hazy origins of its eccentric name may be hidden in the mists of time but the content of this well- respected magazine is always cutting edge and relevant to working camera crew. Each issue is edited by a different member of the GTC acting as guest editor with the overall operation overseen by a managing editor for continuity. This system ensures that material in the magazine is predominantly 'from the cameraman's point of view' and strives to be topical, objective and always of interest to those working professionally with cameras, featuring an entertaining mix of location reports, technical information and human stories related to the craft of camerawork.

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The Zerb Archive. A history of television camerawork           Over the years topics covered have included every conceivable aspect of camerawork and the body of back issues forms a fascinating archive of the trends and changes in TV technology and techniques. Few of us are lucky enough to own a full set of copies dating right back to 1. TV history to both GTC members and non- members. Quite a few back issues are also available for purchase in the Zerb Shop. Anyone, including non- members, can click on the cover images below to access the edition you would like to view. This will take you to the online version of that issue and also give access to all other issues in the archive, which is fully searchable.

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GTC members also have extra rights as a benefit of membership accessed by a GTC member log- in page. Not only can members view the latest issue (Spring 2.

Zerb 8. 5) online but they can also download material from any issue in the archive. The same permissions apply to GTC In Focus, which can be accessed from the same page. Non- members visiting the archive who would like to download content, please apply for permission: zerb. Alternatively you might like to consider joining the GTC to enjoy a wide range of member benefits. GTC member digital editions access page: www. Zerb 8. 5: Spring 2.

The current edition of Zerb is issue 8. Its guest editor was Ashley Meneelyand design was by Toast Design. This edition is available digitally to GTC members only. Contents of Zerb 8. Flight of the Swans – filmed on RED cameras. High- level shooting for widlife including canopy access, remote camera stake- outs and gyro- stabilised tracking.

GTC Chair Graham Maunder recalls working on 1. Olympic Games. Tracking the action – innovative, customised tracking systems for major sporting events from Camera Corps. How do you design the perfect camera cover?

CP Cases explains. What do you need to know before starting to shoot 3. Video Europe on the Nokia OZO 3. Ground Control – the new remotely controlled follow spots that are taking LE studios by storm. The trend for vintage: lenses from One Stop Films and lights from Shift 4. The music man – Sally Garrett interviews music director Paul Dugdale. Learning from the experts – advice from experienced and multi- skilled wildlife camerawoman Gail Jenkinson for student member Laura Jeacocke.

HDR explained – by Neil Thompson. Into the thick of battle – work experience on the Battle Porms filming for big- screen transmission using technology from GTC sponsors Boxx TVPolecam inventor Steffan Hewitt recounts the story, bringing it up to date to its latest incarnations and uses. Student member Kate Priestman on how to crowdfund a graduation film and get it shown on the festival circuit.

Apprenticeships: GTC Education Officer looks at the opportunities for apprentices in the industry. Light field technology. Carnets – a cautionary tale from GTC member Philip Spiering who learns the hard way to double- check the carnet paperwork at all stages. Managing Editor: Alison Chapman;  Guest Editor: Ashley Meneely. GTC members wishing to view this edition digitally can access it here: www. Sample articles from Spring 2. Click on the images below to see sample articles from the current issue of Zerb and see back issues below the sales panel.

Dudley Darby pays tribute. Steadicam: a roundup of the latest generation models and training. Kit review: Panasonic AG- DVX2. GTC member Phil Thomas.

Eye care – what camera crew should know to preserve their eyesight. Camera preservation – member Nick Gilbey explains how a few enthusiasts are preserving rare historic TV cameras. Sample articles from Spring 2. Click on the images below to see sample articles from Zerb 8. Advice from three recent entrants into the industry. Hot Topic – Has camera design gone mad?

Fantasy. Cam – the perfect 'cameraman's camera' Emmerdale is 4. Interview with RTS Lifetime Achievement Award winner Martin Hawkins. Latest on- camera monitors from Marshall road tested. Guest editor: Mark Langton.

Televising London 1. London 2. 01. 2Zerb Basics – the technology behind radio cameras. The Royal Pageant – On board the Spirit of Chartwell and rigging Tower Bridge. The Bill Vinten GTC University Award 4. K – Separating the truth from the hype How would Canon's much lauded C3.

China? Dan Greenway explains how minicams have come to be so omnipresent. The technology behind the coverage of the progress of the Olympic Torch. Take it easy on yourself – how Swedish cameraman came up with Easyrig. The ALEXA family grows up – and then there were five. Jules Greenway talks about his remarkable career as a cameraman. Raise the Roof in Kenya – how cameramen and other TV professionals are helping children in Kenya. Circumnavigating the globe for a corporate shoot.

Power to the pixels - the technology behind the latest generation of onboard monitors explored. Kit reviews: the Sachtler Ace tripod system and the Ki Pro Mini from AJANic Holman on filming the restoration of a Lightning jet. The media behind the mask – should you own a gas mask? Managing editor: Alison Chapman. Freeze Frame: A cameraman's adventurers on ice. EOS C3. 00 – the latest little camera from Canon.

Undercover – covert filming of illegal hunters and traders around the world World War II Heroes – visualising the horror of war. Compact handheld cameras – GTC road test of the Panasonic HPX2.

JVC GY- HM1. 50. What should you know to keep safe in a war zone? What will you learn on a hostile environment training course and why might it be the most important training you ever do? Minicams – which is the best one for your shoot? Forty Years Young: The GTC is 4.

How did it all start? Pim Korver: 'Seanest' – Dutch cameraman Pim Korver on maritime filming.

High and Dry – filming on a tall ship with a team of young explorers. Driving Wars: How the latest minicam technology captured exciting footage of a high- octane stunt driving challenge. Open the BOXX – state- of- the- art low latency wireless technology. Part 2 of Chris Dickinson's adventures filming in the China.

Video Ghost – a novel phantom powering system for cameras. Zerb Basics: Codecs. Guest editor: Bill Garrett.

The Royal Wedding. DSLRs – disappointment or delight? In China with GTC member Chris Dickinson. Self- shooting in Africa with a Panasonic AF1.

Aliasing – an in- depth technical explanation of this problematic phenomenon. HD on the soaps – the camera decisions taken in the HD upgrade on the UK's leading soaps. Cooke Optics – the story of a top- quality British brand. Argentinian GTC member Martin Errea describes life as a working cameraman in South America. Syntax makes a convert – Ged Yeates tries out this SD–HD upconverter. GTC Royal Wedding album. Zerb celebrates 4.

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How to protect your hearing at work. How cameramen Jim Cemlyn Jones and John Brierley collaborated to release an album 'All these dreams'How to choose the right tripod and head for your shoot. Introducing Wimbledon Studios, London's newest studio complex plus GTC sponsors 3.

D specialists DECODEFinal Cut Pro XIPv. Camera Review: Canon XF3. XF1. 05 Guest editor: Alan Duxbury 3. D – The next dimension is closer than you think. Watch Christ The Lord (2016) Hd. D rigs for football coverage.

The visuals completely overwhelm the story and characters to the point that it is rather distracting. The story is also way too straightforward for Alice in Wonderland. The performances are fine, but no one really stands out. Depp was the driving force of the hype and I was a little disappointed that his character really wasn't much. Him and Burton have created magic before, but this is not one of those times. It can be entertaining for sure, but it's forgettable and certainly one of the lesser Burton collaborations. Hopefully the sequel can build off of this and deliver a truly wacky story.