Four events on the future of film, organised by London Westside. |
February 15th & 22nd, March 5th & 26th 2007. |
More info: http://londonwestside.com/futurefilm/ |
Registration: http://londonwestside.com/booking/ |
Please register asap to guarantee one of only 30 workshop places! |
The film and television industry is changing, but not fast enough.
While studios take fewer risks, fall back on old formulas and find their
traditional markets drying up, new, vibrant cultures and markets for
film are exploding all over the Internet: from video podcasting and
peer-to-peer networks to mobile media, live streaming and interactive
environments. For those with the imagination, curiosity, and passion for
film, there are more opportunities and niches for film-making than ever.
This four day programme will introduce film producers to emerging
techniques and technologies for creating, distributing and promoting
film on the Net. Mixing hands-on training with master-class
presentations, open discussions and public screenings, the focus will
shift from technological developments to creative potentials, and
crucially, to the economic realities: how to actually survive and make
money with all this stuff.
By taking these discussions and learning resources on-line through the
workshop website (launching soon!), the programme will create an ongoing
forum for information sharing and networking, and a showcase for the
work of participants.
Four events on the future of film, organised by London Westside. |
February 15th & 22nd, March 5th & 26th 2007. |
More info: http://londonwestside.com/futurefilm/ |
Registration: http://londonwestside.com/booking/ |
Please register asap to guarantee one of only 30 workshop places! |
The film and television industry is changing, but not fast enough.
While studios take fewer risks, fall back on old formulas and find their
traditional markets drying up, new, vibrant cultures and markets for
film are exploding all over the Internet: from video podcasting and
peer-to-peer networks to mobile media, live streaming and interactive
environments. For those with the imagination, curiosity, and passion for
film, there are more opportunities and niches for film-making than ever.
This four day programme will introduce film producers to emerging
techniques and technologies for creating, distributing and promoting
film on the Net. Mixing hands-on training with master-class
presentations, open discussions and public screenings, the focus will
shift from technological developments to creative potentials, and
crucially, to the economic realities: how to actually survive and make
money with all this stuff.
By taking these discussions and learning resources on-line through the
workshop website (launching soon!), the programme will create an ongoing
forum for information sharing and networking, and a showcase for the
work of participants.
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- 15th February: On Location: Citizen Journalism and Mobile Media.
+ led by Jo Walsh and Christian Nold
- 22nd February: CineCities: interactive architecture and the city.
+ led by Wojciech Kosma and Usman Haque
- 5th March: Peercasters: Podcasting and p2p.
+ led by Penny Nagle and Adnan Hadzi
- 26th March 2007: Live Cinema: streaming to the silver screen.
+ led by Adam Hyde and Kelli Dipple
Free Admission, but bookings required:
www.londonwestside.com/futurefilm
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