Tuesday, May 10, 2005
Impulse - Film Workshop
Impulse announces its 10th Workshop in Video/Film making for beginners.
Conducted by ex-FTII & ex-MCRC Jamia Filmmakers.
LEARN VIDEO/FILM MAKING HANDS-ON
Shoot. Edit. Script your own short film.
NO PRIOR EXPERIENCE IN THIS FIELD IS REQUIRED
COURSE STARTS MID MAY
REGISTRATION OPENS 1ST APRIL
THE WORKSHOP IS AIMED AT PEOPLE WHO:
Want to make their own film, but don't know how.
Are thinking of a career in TV, but are not sure if it's right for them.
Are doing a mass communication course which doesn't have enough video training.
Want a creative new hobby.
YOU GET TO:
Learn to make your own films.
Shoot.
Edit.
Script.
Go for Field Trips, and more.
Watch great films from all over the world.
Get to read film books.
Use the latest digital equipment.
LOGISTICS:
Duration: 3 Weeks + 3 Weeks (full days).
Held in South Delhi.
Flexible dates.
Small group of 20 people (max).
Individual attention.
THE WORKSHOP IS CONDUCTED BY:
Principally conducted by Kavita Joshi, independent filmmaker, rtswhile TV Producer and an alumnus of FTII, Pune. Her recent documentary, Some Roots Grow Upwards (on theatre director Ratan Thiyam) won the Best Film (adults) award at the UGC Awards 2003, as also Technical Execellence (sound) & a Citation for Film on the Arts.
She has worked extensively with reputed TV production companies as General Manager (Programme Development), Producer and Director. Her programmes for TV include Wheels (BBC World, motoring show; won the Asian TV Award 2000); We the People (for DD, docus on India's environment; won the Sony Award 1999); The Great Escape (Star Plus,
travel series); Indians (SBS Australia, docu-series); and more.
Kavita Joshi has been designing and conducting workshops for over 4 years now. For institutions like: IIT Kanpur, Adobe India Ltd, International Association of Women in Radio & Television, Chetana Media Institute (Kerala), and others. She also conducts summer workshops at Impulse every year. Apart from Kavita Joshi, there will also be guest speakers like camerapersons, editors and artists.
INTERESTED?
Call Swastika Mehta, Workshop Coordinator: at (011) 26518315 [2pm-6pm, Mon-Fri only.]
Conducted by ex-FTII & ex-MCRC Jamia Filmmakers.
LEARN VIDEO/FILM MAKING HANDS-ON
Shoot. Edit. Script your own short film.
NO PRIOR EXPERIENCE IN THIS FIELD IS REQUIRED
COURSE STARTS MID MAY
REGISTRATION OPENS 1ST APRIL
THE WORKSHOP IS AIMED AT PEOPLE WHO:
Want to make their own film, but don't know how.
Are thinking of a career in TV, but are not sure if it's right for them.
Are doing a mass communication course which doesn't have enough video training.
Want a creative new hobby.
YOU GET TO:
Learn to make your own films.
Shoot.
Edit.
Script.
Go for Field Trips, and more.
Watch great films from all over the world.
Get to read film books.
Use the latest digital equipment.
LOGISTICS:
Duration: 3 Weeks + 3 Weeks (full days).
Held in South Delhi.
Flexible dates.
Small group of 20 people (max).
Individual attention.
THE WORKSHOP IS CONDUCTED BY:
Principally conducted by Kavita Joshi, independent filmmaker, rtswhile TV Producer and an alumnus of FTII, Pune. Her recent documentary, Some Roots Grow Upwards (on theatre director Ratan Thiyam) won the Best Film (adults) award at the UGC Awards 2003, as also Technical Execellence (sound) & a Citation for Film on the Arts.
She has worked extensively with reputed TV production companies as General Manager (Programme Development), Producer and Director. Her programmes for TV include Wheels (BBC World, motoring show; won the Asian TV Award 2000); We the People (for DD, docus on India's environment; won the Sony Award 1999); The Great Escape (Star Plus,
travel series); Indians (SBS Australia, docu-series); and more.
Kavita Joshi has been designing and conducting workshops for over 4 years now. For institutions like: IIT Kanpur, Adobe India Ltd, International Association of Women in Radio & Television, Chetana Media Institute (Kerala), and others. She also conducts summer workshops at Impulse every year. Apart from Kavita Joshi, there will also be guest speakers like camerapersons, editors and artists.
INTERESTED?
Call Swastika Mehta, Workshop Coordinator: at (011) 26518315 [2pm-6pm, Mon-Fri only.]
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