🎬 LUMIX x Georges: Cinematic Lighting with Aaron Rogers

🔥📸 One night only. Learn cinematic lighting from the man who’s shot House of the Dragon and The Gentlemen.

If you’ve ever battled flat, boring footage or wondered how the pros get that jaw-dropping “cinematic” look — this is your shortcut.

We’re flying in award-winning cinematographer Aaron Rogers for an exclusive hands-on workshop with the new LUMIX S1 Grade. Aaron has lit scenes for HBO, Netflix and Disney+, and now he’s breaking down the exact techniques he uses on set — so you can steal them for your own shoots.

What to expect:

• Cinematic Lighting Secrets – Learn Aaron’s go-to tips and techniques to create stunning, cinematic lighting setups.

• Live Musician Shoot – Practice filming with a solo musician as your real-world talent for authentic, dynamic shots.

• Colour Grading Insights – See a side-by-side comparison of LUMIX S1II and ARRI footage to understand colour science and cinematic tone.

• Hands-On, Practical Learning – Apply what you’ve learned on the spot with guidance from Aaron in a collaborative workshop environment.

Event Outline

📍 Georges Studio, Chatswood

📅 Thursday, 25 September

⏰ 6:00PM – 8:00PM

• 6:00PM | Welcome drinks + intro from LUMIX

• 6:10PM – 6:45PM | Aaron Rogers: lighting theory + live demo

• 6:45PM – 7:30PM | Hands-on session with the LUMIX S1II + gear test

• 7:30PM – 8:00PM | Wrap up + Q&A with Aaron

About Aaron Rogers

Aaron Adrian Rogers is an award-winning cinematographer represented by Casarotto Ramsey & Associates in London (website here).

His work includes:

• House of the Dragon (HBO) — 2nd Unit DOP, Season 1

• The Gentlemen (Netflix) — DOP, Episodes 5, 7 & 8

• Avenue 5 (HBO), Pommel (BSC Emerging Cinematographer Award Winner), Bando (BSC nominee)

• Additional photography on Femme (Feature)

Aaron’s reputation is built on combining fine-art sensibility with technical mastery. His lighting approach has defined the look of internationally acclaimed productions — and now, for one night, you get to learn directly from him.

FAQ

Do I need to bring my camera?

Yes, you will need to bring your own camera, and memory card. You will be able to test and try LUMIX latest gear. Please bring your physical ID with you to borrow gear from us, and a pen + paper if you like to take notes.

Will there be hands-on time?

Yes. You’ll get to work lighting setups in-room, filming the artist on your gear or LUMIX gear with guidance from Aaron.

I don’t have LUMIX cameras. Can I join this event?

Yes, all gear and levels are welcome.

How many spots are there?

Strictly limited to 30. Once sold out, that’s it.

⚡ Seats are extremely limited — don’t miss your chance to learn cinematic lighting from one of the best in the game.

👉 Reserve your ticket now.