Games That Actors Play

r our professional videography of your event. We immediately provide you with the recorded video for you to do with as you wish at a later date. We also provide you the option of coming back to us at a later time to arrange editing and presentation of your special event video. Alternatively, you may wish to try editing it yourself or approaching another service. As the founder of Games That Actors Play I saw a need for such a service when I got married. About a month before our wedding my employer made me redundant. Finances were tight and wedding videography packages expensive. I ended up setting up my own 3 cameras (Sony HVR-Z5P/Sony HVR-A1P/Contour +2 HD GPS) in fixed positions and editing the video myself. So, I am the only person I know who has videoed their own wedding. However, I do not recommend doing this, as you are unable to correct for any problems that arise. For us, this included changing lighting conditions (late afternoon outdoor wedding) and guests standing in front of the cameras. But after some time-consuming editing “tricks” we have a wedding video with which we are both happy. The secondary focus of Games That Actors Play is conversion of personal videos and films (Super 8/Standard 8) to digital format for presentation on DVD, Blu-Ray and/or Hard Disk Drive. Please note these should be “home movies” or you can demonstrate you have copyright authority for their conversion/copying. David A Elliott

David is the founder of Games That Actors Play and has been involved in film, TV and theatre as cast and crew since 1994. David has been awarded several qualifications through TAFE in acting and film-making. These are Certificate II in Media & Performance (2003), Certifcate III in Screen (2006), and Diploma of Screen (2008). David was also awarded the Outstanding Student Achievement Award for his film-making studies in 2008. Apart from this David has completed numerous short courses in acting and film-making at such places as National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), Actors College of Theatre and Television (ACTT), and Metro Screen. In 2006 his short film Rob Ridgeway Mobile Massage Therapy won the Encouragement Award at the Newcastle Film Festival. David will appear as one of the cast in the feature film Pop-Up due for release in 2015. To learn more about David A Elliott's acting career please view and like his page at: facebook.com/davidaelliott