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FILMMAKING FUNDAMENTALS - HOW TO MAKE A MOVIE
└ FILMMAKING 101: THE BASICS
Want to make a professional-quality independent film that has a good chance of playing in film festivals? In this enjoyable, information-packed workshop, you'll learn about:
- How movies are made, step by step (and what needs to be done, in what order, during each stage of production)
- Cameras and camcorders (you'll learn the differences be...
Want to make a professional-quality independent film that has a good chance of playing in film festivals? In this enjoyable, information-packed workshop, you'll learn about:
- How movies are made, step by step (and what needs to be done, in what order, during each stage of production)
- Cameras and camcorders (you'll learn the differences between standard def and high def camcorders; consumer, prosumer and pro models, and how to find a camera that has the features you need but fits your budget) (and even a way to get use of a camcorder for free)
- Camera angles, what they mean and when to use them: how to use closeups, medium shots, reverse shots, and other angles to tell your story
- how to find and work with actors, and find and work with a crew;
- how to enter your movie in film festivals, and get it distributed;
- how to keep things legal and protect everyone's interests with contracts and release forms
- and more.
To sign up for this class now, call 206-420-1309. For more information, or to register online, visit http://www.classesandworkshops.com
When
October 10, 2009
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Type
- 1:1 / Private Lessons,
- Class / Group Sessions
Skill level
Beginner, Intermediate
Ages
All ages
Where
Seattle, WA | University District
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"A wonderful screenwriting class"
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- Sarah Morrow
- Shoreline, WA
Review of Nils Osmar, April 05, 2009
I've taken several classes from Nils at the Wonder school and Experimental College. The most recent one was the screenwriting class, It’s Time to Write Your Screenplay.
I learned an amazing amount in five weeks, and got lots and lots of practice. The class energized my writing, cleaned up some problems I was having, and gave me focus. The exercises were almost unbelievably helpful, to myself and other students. The feedback was GREAT. I improved a lot and saw tremendous improvement in several other students’ writing, as the course went along.
Nils’s classes are well-structured, fun and very professional. I recommend this class to anyone who has ever daydreamed about writing a screenplay.
I've taken several classes from Nils at the Wonder school and Experimental College. The most recent one was the screenwriting class, It’s Time to Write Your Screenplay.
I learned an amazing amount in five weeks, and got lots and lots of practice. The class energized my writing, cleaned up some problems I was having, and gave me focus. The exercises were almost unbelievably helpful, to my...
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Nils Osmar has made his living in the arts for over twenty years. He has worked as a fine and commercial artist, b...
Nils Osmar has made his living in the arts for over twenty years. He has worked as a fine and commercial artist, book and magazine illustrator, portraitist and cartoonist. His artwork has been published in the United States and Europe, and featured in several national magazines.
In addition to his work as a visual artist, Nils has been active in Seattle's theater scene as an actor, director and playwright. His stageplays have been produced at the Seattle Fringe Festival and other venues. He is the author of a short story collection, The Hungry Time (Wonder Publishing, 1996). His films have played at international film festivals.
Nils has also taught a variety of classes and workshops for over 20 years, at the ASUW Experimental College (http://exco.org), Shoreline Community College, the Wonder School of the Arts (http://www.wonderschoolofthearts.com) and other programs.
Nils can be reached at Nilsosmar@gmail.com, or 206-420-1309
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ASUW Experimental College
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