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TelevisionAfter Effects for Broadcast Graphics
Industry, Introductory
Sydney, NSW: Apr 28 2018
This weekend intensive provides a detailed introduction to desktop compositing for broadcast using Adobe After Effects CC. After Effects is the most commonly used graphics program in Australia for the preparation of broadcast design/graphics in TV. It is a program that allows new levels of creative freedom for designers, animators, art directors and editors. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN Participants will gain an understanding of desktop digital animation and compositing environment and how it is…
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FilmWriting for Hollywood: John Collee
Industry
Sydney, NSW: Apr 29 2018
'If screenwriting was easy, everyone would do it.' In his extremely popular one day Masterclass, novelist and screenwriter John Collee (Happy Feet, Master and Commander, Walking With Dinosaurs) will share what 20 years working for Hollywood has taught him about:Spotting a bad idea. Which stories work and why?Does my bum look big in this genre? Finding a style you're comfortable inThe hero's over-familiar journey -- narrative structure and what it can't compensate forThe art of the pitch - why…
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FilmVideomaking 101: Shoot, Edit, Publish
Introductory
Sydney, NSW: Apr 30 2018
Sydney, NSW: Jun 04 2018Do you - or your staff - want to shoot, edit and upload your own short videos for your corporate website, social media marketing or just for your own interest? Then this course is for you. WHAT YOU WILL LEARNBasic camera operationBasic video making principles -- how to get good production values and creativity into even the simplest of video productionData management and ingesting your video footageBasic editing skills using Adobe Premiere Pro (part of the Adobe Creative Suite)Uploading your…
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FilmDrama Production Management
Industry
Sydney, NSW: May 04 2018
This course is a comprehensive introduction to the roles and responsibilities of the Production Manager in TV drama and feature film production. It covers the basic skills of budgeting, and day-to-day management of a production.WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How to break down a script and do a basic scheduleThe role and responsibilities of a production managerHow to prepare a basic drama budgetHow to manage production office systemsHow to contract crew and castHow to read and interpret a cost reportHow…
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FilmCamera & Sound Basics
Introductory
Sydney, NSW: May 05 2018
Ideally suited to those who have limited camera and sound recording experience, this course will introduce participants to techniques and practical skills that will enable them to produce high quality images and sound for documentary and drama - with an eye to great storytelling, the goal of all good filmmaking. Led by experienced cinematographer Paul Warren (The Cup, Wrath), the workshop will cover how to ensure optimum picture and sound quality, scene coverage and how to tell a story with…
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TelevisionDeveloping a TV Series Format
Industry, Introductory
Sydney, NSW: May 05 2018
What exactly is a format and how does it differ from an ‘idea’? This course will answer that question and give you the tools to turn your TV idea into a workable format. Plus, you’ll learn the importance of costing your series as well as having a watertight pitch. You’ll get creative stimulation and practical methodologies from the teaching team of highly experienced Producer Jon Donaldson and Senior Production Manager Genevieve Ginty, and leave with a template for your own series format…
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OnlinePodcasting 101: Online
Online, ONL: May 10 2018
Want to learn how to create your own podcasts? Get practical advice and skills training from experts, and learn how to take your podcast from an idea to a completed, ready-to-upload file, in this online course. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN This six-week course uses online video chat sessions, audio recordings, readings, and exercises to teach you about:Recording quality sound for your podcastsSoftware and hardware needed to record, edit and upload your podcastBasic audio editingHow production elements …
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FilmIntro to Directing
Introductory
Sydney, NSW: May 12 2018
'What does a director do?' ________________________________________________ This introductory, two day course will focus on the responsibilities and workflow of the film and television director, from pre through to post production. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN What does a director do? Narrative storytelling - what is it? The flow of story information Cause and effect The script - interpreting visuals Visual economy in storytelling Directing: communicating through pictures The …
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TelevisionAdvanced TV Presenting
Industry
Sydney, NSW: May 14 2018
This course is designed for TV presenters, reporters, journalist and actors who already have some on-camera/presenting experience and wish to gain a higher level of skill and accomplishment. The four day, intensive course will provide practical experience, individual coaching and a broad range of practical tips and tools to help further your presenting career. Your main tutor will be Tracey Spicer, one of the most experienced TV and radio presenters in the country. During her 24 year career,…
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OnlineThe Director's Journey: Online
Online, ONL: May 16 2018
You've learned the basics of directing - but how do you become a working director and build a sustainable career? What are the next steps? What is it that you need to learn? This eight-week online course is designed for emerging filmmakers, offering advanced insight into the role of the director to help take your craft to the next level. And because this course is online, you can do this anywhere in the world! The Director's Journey: Online is led by AACTA, AWGIE and ADG award-winner …
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Acknowledgement
The Australian Film Television and Radio School would like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners, the Bidjigal people and Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, on whose land we meet, work, study and teach. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and extend our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from all nations of this land.
