AYUH REBUT PELUANG UNTUK TURUT SERTA DI DALAM KERANCAKAN INDUSTRI FILEM DI ISKANDAR MALAYSIA. Pleasant greetings from the Iskandar Malaysia Creative Industry Talent Development Program (IMCITDP)! The IMCITDP is a training program covering ‘Above the Line’ (Cinematic) as well as ‘Below the Line’ (Organizational and Technical) skills training. Taking a multi-faceted approach to the trainings, a total of 21 courses and 10 Master-Classes have been/ will be executed under the Program throughout 2014. The course tutors are current industry professionals from the Met Film School flown all the way from the United Kingdom! We are super-pleased to announce the next round of courses under the Program will be focused on Multi-Camera Television Production with exciting courses on offer as indicated below! Upcoming Courses in Kuala Lumpur and Johor Bahru Multi-Camera Production Seminar - Briefing and Interview Session 19th July 2014 (JB) / 20th July 2014 (KL) Starting in September 2014, we’ll be running 5 individual courses that will be focused on Multi-Camera studio operations. These courses all offer the opportunity to learn the core technical skills within each key discipline, whilst working together to produce Multi-Camera Television Productions. If you are interested in working in the fast-paced TV broadcasting environment, make sure to attend either of these one-day seminars! In the morning we’ll be looking at what it takes to work in broadcasting, and in the afternoon, you’ll also have the opportunity to arrange for an interview for admission to the upcoming courses. Please register your attendance by email to [email protected] by 16 July 2014 and we will email you the Confirmations of Acceptance! You also may promote the courses to any of your friends, relatives, stakeholders or even strangers. Just share this email or you may submit their contacts or email add to us. Multi-Camera Gallery Production Assistants (JB) 1st September – 3rd October 2014 The Gallery Production Assistant is the administrative heart at the centre of a TV production. Prior to a production, the PA prepares and times the script, logs pre-recorded material, sound effects, captions, clears copyright and deals with any other administrative issues. During a recording, the PA is responsible for setting up pre-recorded material in the studio gallery; keeping track of timings during a programme; calling the shots from the camera script and generally liaising with the crews on the floor and in the gallery. Multi-Camera Production with Vision Mixing (JB) 1st September – 3rd October 2014 The role of the Vision Mixer is to edit (cut) programmes as they are being recorded. These programmes will either be transmitted live or pre-recorded for future broadcast. Using a variety of transition methods including cuts, wipes, mixes and frame manipulation; Vision Mixers join together images from various visual sources including cameras, pre-recorded material, graphic and digital video effects. Multi-Camera Studio Camera Operator (JB) 1st September – 3rd October 2014 A typical multi-camera shoot has several camera operators each operating one of several cameras capturing images at the same time. Supervised by a senior Camera Operator, a camera crew must be able to multi-task, watch, listen and think on their feet while receiving instructions over a headset from the director, based in the “gallery”, away from the set. These directions inform the operator where to position the camera, how to frame shots and how to move the camera during a recording. Camera operators must be able to translate these instructions into carefully composed and framed shots, without hesitation. Multi-Camera Studio Floor Manager (JB) 1st September – 3rd October 2014 The Floor Manager acts as the liaison person between the production team and the crew. He/she is also responsible for ensuring proper organisation and communication between the studio floor and the recording gallery and is responsible for making sure both cast and crew arrive on time. There is a lot of pre-production and planning for any recording session, for which the Floor Manager is responsible. The floor manager ensures that events go according to a set plan and that people taking part know their particular roles and how it fits in with whatever else is happening, from pre-rehearsal to wrap. Multi-Camera Studio Sound Recording (JB) 1st September – 3rd October 2014 On Multi-camera productions, the sound team consists of the Sound Supervisor, the Boom Operator and Sound Assistants. Sound Supervisors mix all the various sound sources playing into the programme and supervise the rest of the sound team. Boom Operators work with all the studio equipment necessary to record good sound and Sound Assistants help with placing personal microphones on anyone appearing in front of the camera. During this course you will learn the core skills required for these three roles. Storyboarding & Previz Artiste Intake 1: 25th August – 12th September 2014 Intake 2: 22nd September – 10th October 2014 The Storyboard Artist translates a screenplay, or sequences from screenplays, into a series of illustrations in comic book form. Depending on individual Directors and their requirements, Storyboard Artists usually start work early in the production process. In addition to storyboarding, 3D previsualization is often required for more complex scenes, or for action sequences in a film. Previsualization blends the artistic skills of a storyboard artist with the technical skills of a 3D animator. Previsualization allows the Director to understand how a sequence of shots will look once shot and cut together by an editor. Please register your interest if you would like to be a part of this wonderful training initiative! For details and Online Applications, visit - iskandar-film-training.my OR email to [email protected] Why you should attend? • Met Film School from the U.K had given birth to Universal, Weinstein Company, 19 Entertainment, MTV and many more, will be conducting the courses under the program • The instructors are current International industry professionals, with working credits in feature films of various scales and notable working experience on International Film & TV productions. • Courses are fully-funded – i.e it’s FREE! Successful participants will be presented with a Certificate from Met Film School. • Participants that have successfully obtained certification will be given priority in the recruitment of personnel for International Film & TV Productions. About Met Film • Met Film School is a private film school based at Ealing Studios in London, United Kingdom and is the oldest continuously working film studio in the world. They gave birth to Universal (Jaws, E.T. Jurassic Park), Weinstein Company (Scream, Halloween), Disney (Mickey Mouse, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Tangled) and many more. • Met Film Schools are completely integrated into the professional film-making world as a result of being part of Met Film Ltd. This company also consists of Met Film Production; which produces a number of feature films each year, plus Met Film Post; it’s post-production business. For more details and alerts on the program – Like us on Facebook – facebook/IMCITDP or follow us on Twitter @IMCITDP Thanks and we hope to see you on the Program! IMCITDP – Turning Passions into Careers!
Posted on: Thu, 10 Jul 2014 04:33:19 +0000
Trending Topics
Recently Viewed Topics
© 2015