nuary

Sa
using cameras, microphones, lights, dollies, and other key equipment - directing actors and actions shooting a scene

Supported by

In the studio Story to Script

26 27

the scipting process and examples of scripts discussed. Development of scripting skills and understanding that film action is narative action.

On Location

morning
Production
from script to shooting schedule, principles of film financing, Health and Safety and Risk Assessments 2D and 3D Animation motion graphics, titles, principles and practices

Su

23 february 9
Sa

Sa

EITHER Editing

16 17
OR

Sa

Su

The Interview

Acts of Cinema

the language of film technical terms, and the creation of meaning through cinematography, the aesthetics of film

camera, lights, mikes, Health and Safety on location, documentary practices, portrait of place, in-camera edit

Adaptation

30 second documentaries
World Cinema
the role of cinema in a changing world

cameras, lights and sound on location managing interviews

The Interview (Elstree Film Heritage), studio set up and prep leading to recording an interview with a film industry interviewee. For both groups, subtitling and text descriptions.

afternoon
Careers in Film
an overview of the Film (and TV) Industries, training opportunities, FE/HE courses, UH Careers Hub, Skillset job/role desciptors

with FCP in UH Apple Centre using footage from Animation of Interview sessions, with other library or found materials

Script

2 marc 3
Sa Su
Direction Shooting workshop .in studio, on Shooting
and post-production

narrative theory, script workshop in groups,

Talking Pictures
showings and group discussions

leading to groups location with actors, working with actors, scouting locations around UH Campus collectively defining schedule of activities editing

Production Planning

.in studio, on location with actors, moving towards edit and post-production

a short story to begin developing a script for shooting March 2 and 3

BFI FILM ACADEMY at the University of Hertfordshire SCHOOL OF CREATIVE ARTS

3 minute script 3 minute short film short film script development in groups using social media ready from original idea or short story from original idea to shoot adaptation or short story Film, Music and Media Building adaptation

e-mail skype

individual presentations and discussions of Short Story adaptation or original story ideas

Scripting Scripting

forming groups, trading ideas, comiling an outline

production planning, shooting schedule, pre-production folder and post production planning for March 2 and 3

Screening

industry visitors on site

facebook phone scriptwriting

University of Hertfordshire College Lane Hatfield AL10 9AB

BFI Film Academies are a new inititaive to develop Film education across the country. Taking part in a BFI Film Academy can lead to further opportunities to develop your film-making skills and experiences - and possibly to further courses at more advanced levels. BFI Film Academy courses are free to you.

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The University of Hertfordshire School of Creative Arts is delivering a BFI Film Academy course in January, February and March 2013 - see overleaf for the outline of the delivery.

The University of Hertfordshire has a driving vision to present young people with an intensive experience and understanding of film-making with a clear emphasis on both technical skills with industry level equipment and on the development of ideas and stories in both fiction and documentary formats. If you are fortunate enough to be selected for this amazing experience will be taught by, and work with, industry professionals and University teachers with recent industry experiences and backgrounds. You will work in state of the art fully digital production and post-production environments,developing your knowledge and understanding of the "idea to audiences" processes involved in film and television creative enterprises.

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Who should apply? Who can apply? This is your chance to shine! It doesn't matter what your background is, whether you are currently in education or if you haven't had an opportunity to be involved in something like this beforethis is your chance! We encourage diversity and welcome people with disabilities.. Talented young people aged between 16 and 19 who have a passion for film or aspire to a career in the Film or Television industries and who live in either Hertfordshire or Essex are invitedto apply. The programme at the University of Hertfordshire will run over weekends from 26 January until 3 March, 2013. Lunch and some travelling expenses are included. To obtain your application pack and to get further details please contact The School of Creative Arts, University of Hertfordshire on 01707 285327 or email p.bryan@herts.ac.uk. The deadline for application is 23:00 on January 13, 2013. Applicants will be notified by 16 January.

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