Film

Course level: Beginner

Price: 140/112

http://www.derbyquad.co.uk/participate/digital-courses

A four-week course on Tuesday evenings 6:00pm - 8:30pm

12th October - 2nd November 2010

Cost: £140 (£112 concessions) inc VAT
Suitable for ages 16+
Location: Digital Studio, QUAD
Available only on MAC

ABOUT APPLE FINAL CUT PRO
Apple Final Cut Pro is a long established industry tool for video editing. It is highly recommended for film makers or anyone who is interested in furthering their skills in video post-production. Films edited using Final Cut Pro include: No Country for Old Men, The Simpson's Movie, Where the Wild Things Are and X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

ABOUT THE COURSE
This is a basic, four week beginner's course for people who are new to editing with Final Cut Pro. The course will take place on Apple Mac computer systems and some basic knowledge of computers is recommended. This course will be a mixture of stand up demonstration, teaching and practice activities for students.

Topics to be covered include:
Introduction to Interface
Setting up Final Cut Pro
Logging
Capturing
Importing
Introduction to basic timeline editing
Saving your work
Introduction to effects.
Introduction to motion effects.
Audio manipulation
Adding text/titles

Course level: Beginner

Price: £300

http://www.hybridfxschool.com

A fun but informative one-day course that introduces attendees to the complex world of Special Makeup Effects. From understanding basic Sculpting & Mould Making, to applying and coloring simple Wounds, Scars etc and working with Beards & hair work, our hands on sessions will give attendees a chance to see just what is involved in being a Makeup Effects Artist. 

• Meet and Greet. Initial Q &A Session.
• Workshop Tour
• Health and Safety Run through
• Intro to Makeup Fx, Materials, Makeup Techniques etc.
• Sculpting Session Hands on
• Small Wounds, Scars and appliances Hands on
• Wigs and Beard Application + Competition – ‘Creating a Character’
• Removal of Appliances and Hair Work.
• Final Q &A Session

*** Attend this course and receive a full refund off any week long course or longer you book afterwards ***

To book please visit the website or phone 0845 604 5525

Location

This two-part workshop will introduce participants to the visual aspects

of film, often the most important-and overlooked-area of a movie. The

first session will serve as “eye training” and is designed to make

students aware of what they actually see on screen, instead of taking in

only the storyline. A series of shorts and clips will be shown by a

number of film makers from various countries and time periods including

Hans Richter, Fernand Leger, Oskar Fischinger and others. After a break,

the feature “Black Narcissus” by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburgur

will be shown. Come join Howie Movshovitz and Anderson Ranch for an

exciting and educational film experience.

Instructor: Howie Movshovitz. This class starts at 4 pm on Saturday and

runs approximately 90 minutes, followed by a break. The screening of

Black Narcissus will begin at 7:00 pm. Skill Level: Open to all.

Tuition: $65 per individual/$115 for a pair registering together.

Location

Dartmoor Arts is pleased to present a course in documentary film making for the 2010 summer school. Visit our website at www.dartmoorarts.com for more information or call 01647 281295.

Location

This two-part workshop will introduce participants to the visual aspects of film, often the most important-and overlooked-area of a movie. The first session will serve as “eye training” and is designed to make students aware of what they actually see on screen, instead of taking in only the storyline. A series of shorts and clips by a number of filmmakers from various countries and time periods will be shown, including Hans Richter, Fernand Leger, Oskar Fischinger and others.

After a break, the feature “Grand Illusion” by Jean Renoir will be shown. Of the film, Movshovitz writes, “Grand Illusion’ (Jean Renoir, 1937, 117 minutes) is one of the great war (and anti-war) films. The story centers on French aviators in World War I who are prisoners of the Germans. There are no scenes of combat, and only two shots are fired in the entire movie, but no other film captures with such depth the absurdity and the waste of war. For me, Jean Renoir is the best filmmaker so far. He looks at people and places in context and with a generous spirit. It’s as if Renoir sets his characters in situations, gives them a nudge - and then steps back to watch what happens. But, of course, it ain’t that simple.”

Come join Howie Movshovitz and Anderson Ranch for an exciting and educational film experience.  Saturday, December 12, 2009 - the first session meets from 4 to 5:30 pm, followed by a break; a showing of the movie ‘Grand Illusion’ will begin at 7 pm. The cost is $70 for one person or $125 for two people who sign up together. Bring your friend or partner!

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