Here is everything that was created during the workshop
First days films
"Give the students a short brief, a little encouragement and an hour and...this is what they come up with! It's tatty, under-rehearsed and poorly edited. But that's what we always expect before they pick up the skills to make a grand final film."
TMO
"Place a camera near some people and they run a mile. However, here the participants were not at all fazed by a lens being rammed into their faces. Here's the good, the bad, the downright ugly, weepy, happy, sneezy and grumpy stuff that went on behind the scenes!"
Benjy & Co
Specially written for this group, the film's narrative is built around the 'invisible friend' that many children have, in their early years. The film intertwines four main characters and the hardships they face in trying to settle into a new environment, or cope with the one they find themselves in. As with most stories about young people, they show great resilience and work it all out in the end.
These are just some of the skills that pupils will learn over the workshop
Use a Camera
Whether it be a Canon XA30, Fujifilm X-T3, or even an iPhone 13 Max Pro, we've got you covered. We've got some neat lenses too!
Film Editing
Learn how to use Da Vinci, or even the Rolls Royce of editing, Final Cut Pro X
Sound Engineer
Get to know your boom pole from your Tascam, your DMX cable from your furry cat microphone
Props/Costume Manager
Make decisions on wellies to waistcoats, and bikes to board games in order to create the right mood for the character and action
Acting
Learn all about proxemics, projection, pronunciation, timing, focus and empathy, as we guide you the process of acting for screen
Creating Animations
Learn about the process of stop-frame animation OR go for something more digital. Create expressionistic sequences and bring your ideas to life!
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