Introduction to Timelapse
3-Day / 2-Night workshop
in Joshua Tree National Park

Requires 2 nights lodging in joshua tree

I’ll show you how to make Timelapse videos using just your DSLR/Mirrorless camera, a tripod and an Intervalometer (These are about $30, or most new cameras have this function built in - called “INTERVAL SHOOTING”).

This workshop offers a quick introduction to timelapse filming and post-production. Covers the timelapse workflow using LRTimelapse (Free Version) and Lightroom "Classic" ($9.99/mo). For beginners & experienced photographers. 

Taught by award winning filmmaker Casey Kiernan, Founder/Festival Director for the "Timelapse Film Festival".  

Class size limited to 3. 

Workshop includes

  • 3 Days/ 2 Nights training in Joshua Tree, California

  • Lodging not included (Check here for preferred hotels)

  • Training on Timelapse Filming and Workflow

  • Lightroom "Classic" -> LRTimelapse (Processing and Rendering)
    (See notes below)

  • Optimal Camera and Intervalometer Setup, including lens selection

  • Daily/Nightly Filming sessions in the Park and surrounding areas.

  • Timelapse Theory and optimal shutter speed / aperture selection

  • Training on optimal RAW setting

Price: $499.00 (USD) per photographer
LODGING/Meals not included

Timelapse software used during workshop

We use Adobe Lightroom “Classic” ($9.99/month, Included with Photoshop) and LRTimelapse (You can use the free version).

 
LRTimelapse - Timelapse processing and rendering

LRTimelapse - Timelapse processing and rendering

Lightroom “Classic” - for Image Processing

Lightroom “Classic” - for Image Processing

 

Introduction to Timelapse Workshops

  • January 21-13, 2022 - SOLD OUT
    Friday (3pm) Thru Sunday (11am)

  • September 9-11, 2022 - SOLD OUT
    Friday (3pm) Thru Sunday (11am)

  • January 20-22, 2023 - SOLD OUT
    Friday (3pm) Thru Sunday (11am)

  • Contact Us for more dates.

Recommended Camera Equipment

Check our gear guides

Our timelapse workshops require that you have a DLSR (or Mirrorless) camera which allows for manual settings of Aperture, Exposure duration and ISO. The camera should support interchangeable lenses - FAST (F2.8 or faster) and WIDE (20MM or wider, 14MM is preferable) are best for nighttime photography (lenses can be rented on-line). 

You will also need a tripod and an Intervalometer (or a camera which supports Intervalometer functions natively in the camera). You will also need to bring a laptop (for processing your sequences). Once you've registered, you will receive a preparation guide and a list of useful apps for the workshop.

 

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