Melanie Colón Posted January 7, 2016 Share Posted January 7, 2016 Are you interested in making a short film about your science? We are happy to announce an upcoming ScienceFilm training workshop:Overview: This 7-day immersion workshop will teach participants to communicate scientific findings, natural history information, or conservation messages by creating compelling, professional-quality videos. Topics will include story selection, planning, writing, camera technique, voiceovers, technical aspects of video and audio production, basic video and audio editing, project output, and distribution. These technical elements will underpin the main focus of the workshop: effective storytelling through video. The "hands-on" approach will be emphasized, and participants will put concepts introduced in lecture into daily practice. Opportunities will exist for shooting in the field and studio. Collaborative opportunities may arise between participants and researchers working at Friday Harbor Laboratories. Participants will also critique existing documentaries, and by the end of the workshop, students will produce a short film on a topic of their choosing.Target audience: This workshop is intended for academic scientists at any level (undergraduate, graduate, postdoc, faculty, or emeritus) as well as professional biologists (government, NGO, industry, etc.). Interested individuals from the general public will also be considered. No prior film making experience is required. The workshop will run with a minimum of 10 participants, and a maximum of 20.Where: University of Washington Friday Harbor Laboratories http://depts.washington.edu/fhl/>When: May 22-29, 2016Cost: US$1799 Includes workshop fees, supplies & equipment, housing, meals, and lab user fees. Discounts available for graduate students and FHL users.Online Registration: http://www.sciencefilm.org/workshops/FHL2016/Registration Deadline: April 20th, 2016For further information: www.sciencefilm.org http://www.sciencefilm.org/> or email jeff@sciencefilm.org Hope you can join us!The ScienceFilm Team~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Colin Bates, Ph.D.Division of Life SciencesQuest University Canadawww.questu.ca http://www.questu.ca/>office phone: 604-898-8077colin.bates@questu.ca Jeff MoralesProducer/Director/CinematographerTamarin Productions273 David RoadBowen Island, BC V0N1G1Canada+1 604-947-0667 h/o+1 604-375-0580 cskype: vonigofilmswww.sciencefilm.org http://www.sciencefilm.org/> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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