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This bi-monthly networking event provides a chance for filmmakers to meet and collaborate on projects. Are you a screenwriter looking for a producer? A director looking for a director of photography? This event is open to all talents and disciplines who are interested in making independent media: editors, actors, art directors, composers, make-up artists... Bring your resume and business cards, and we’ll handle the rest.
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Editing with Premiere Pro Class
·OnlineOnlineLearn how to edit using the industry-standard Adobe Premiere Pro! Topics covered include trimming, transitions, titling, sound, color correction and an introduction to visual effects. Adobe's digital editing software has long been used by professional editors around the world. This course offers a series of in-depth video tutorials for students to learn the complete process of editing on Premiere Pro, from organizing footage to uploading to the web, and weekly meetings with the instructor on Zoom to provide additional guidance. Topics covered include basic editing, trimming, transitions, titling, sound, color correction, and an intro to special effects. No previous film/video editing experience is necessary. Instructor: Mike Bohacz
Class Fee: $395
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Foundations of Screenwriting Class
·OnlineOnlineAll great films start with a blank page. Through screenings, readings, discussion, and critiques you will learn the principles of formatting, character development, dialog, structure, narrative progression, and even what to do with your finished screenplay!
Instructor: Paul Peditto
Class Fee: $395
1 attendee
Cinematography and Lighting Class
Chicago Filmmakers, 1326 W Hollywood Ave, Chicago, IL, USCinematography is known as the art of motion-picture photography. Cinematographers use controllable elements such as movement, visual composition and the nature of lighting to create the visual tone of a scene. This course will give students an introduction into lighting for film and television. They will first learn standard three point setups and then, using Blackmagic Pocket Cinema cameras, explore more creative lighting and framing based on story motivation. Students will also spend time in the classroom analyzing and discussing various examples of proficient cinematography from history while learning how to plan for their own lighting schemes. Instructor: Jonathan Moeller
Technical Requirements: Students are welcome to bring their own cameras and equipment but are not required to do so.
Class Fee: $595
1 attendee
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