How to join Film Forum
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How to join Film Forum
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The workshop costs $267, but the thing is, you actually can't become a member of Film Forum without passing both an exam and this workshop. I guess you could say the whole workshop is basically just an extended part of the Film Forum admissions process.
In an ideal scenario, the whole thing takes about six weeks...
[Screenwriting & Directing]-2 weeks...
[Camera & Lighting]-2 weeks...
[Production]-Saturday/Sunday (about 5 hours)
[Editing]-2 weeks...
{To put it another way, you pick up some essential skills during the workshop, and only then can you join Film Forum. It’s not exactly open to just anyone; I suppose it acts as a bit of a selection process.}
As far as gear goes, the most interesting stuff is the cameras—mostly digital tech like miniDV, DVcam, or DV...
Take a Sony DVcam [TCR-170], for example. I don't think I even need to mention how much something like that would set you back!?!?
In an ideal scenario, the whole thing takes about six weeks...
[Screenwriting & Directing]-2 weeks...
[Camera & Lighting]-2 weeks...
[Production]-Saturday/Sunday (about 5 hours)
[Editing]-2 weeks...
{To put it another way, you pick up some essential skills during the workshop, and only then can you join Film Forum. It’s not exactly open to just anyone; I suppose it acts as a bit of a selection process.}
As far as gear goes, the most interesting stuff is the cameras—mostly digital tech like miniDV, DVcam, or DV...
Take a Sony DVcam [TCR-170], for example. I don't think I even need to mention how much something like that would set you back!?!?
How to join Film Forum
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Kimberly Gomez28 said:You get the certification, plus you'll have access to the club's gear later on and can take more specialized classes! Everything is already laid out there.
😕
...that I wrote it all myself [though Kimberly Gomez28 is right...]
I guess the possibilities are pretty huge; it really just comes down to whether you're actually going to make use of them...
For instance, if you're submitting films to festivals, the club covers those costs... (like shipping and stuff)
Obviously, you can't just borrow the equipment to shoot weddings or funerals... unless, of course, that's part of a film project...
...but even just the workshop itself is a pretty useful thing to do...
...so, feel free to come by for the unbound introductory lecture this Tuesday at 7 PM... then you can judge for yourself...
How to join Film Forum
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On Tuesday, March 28th, at 7:00 PM, we’re hosting an introductory session for our filmmaking workshop—covering everything from screenwriting and directing to camera work, lighting, and editing—over at the Film Forum Theater in Times Square.
The workshop is structured into three distinct segments, each led by a different instructor: Goran Dević [lighting and screenwriting], Robert Krivec [camera and lighting], and Staša Čelan [editing].
During the sessions, we’ll balance the core theory with plenty of hands-on practice. Participants will be split into small groups to actually build a film from scratch, starting with the initial idea and script, moving through filming, and finishing up with the final edit.
Once you’ve successfully passed the final commission exam at the end of the workshop, you’ll officially become a member of Film Forum. This grants you access to all the production resources the club offers (and they are actually quite substantial). You can also sign up for advanced workshops, which are free for all club members—things like the experimental film workshop led by Vlado Knežević or the documentary workshop headed by Damir Čučić. 🙂
The cost for the workshop (which basically covers your enrollment) is just $267[😲 ]. I guess it’s a pretty low amount considering everything you get out of it in the end.
Hopefully, I'll see you this Tuesday (March 28th) at 7:00 PM at Film Forum, where you can learn a whole lot more about how it all works.
www.kkz.hr 🙏
091/559-26-17, Vedran.
The workshop is structured into three distinct segments, each led by a different instructor: Goran Dević [lighting and screenwriting], Robert Krivec [camera and lighting], and Staša Čelan [editing].
During the sessions, we’ll balance the core theory with plenty of hands-on practice. Participants will be split into small groups to actually build a film from scratch, starting with the initial idea and script, moving through filming, and finishing up with the final edit.
Once you’ve successfully passed the final commission exam at the end of the workshop, you’ll officially become a member of Film Forum. This grants you access to all the production resources the club offers (and they are actually quite substantial). You can also sign up for advanced workshops, which are free for all club members—things like the experimental film workshop led by Vlado Knežević or the documentary workshop headed by Damir Čučić. 🙂
The cost for the workshop (which basically covers your enrollment) is just $267[😲 ]. I guess it’s a pretty low amount considering everything you get out of it in the end.
Hopefully, I'll see you this Tuesday (March 28th) at 7:00 PM at Film Forum, where you can learn a whole lot more about how it all works.
www.kkz.hr 🙏
091/559-26-17, Vedran.
Indie Film Fest Buzz
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Why on earth do I have to pay for tickets to the main lineup?!?!?!?! I really can't say I'm a fan of this setup at all...
Pink Flamingos
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Next Tuesday at 9 PM, they'll be showing the Miami Heat over at the local Alamo Drafthouse...
Into the Wild (Summit)
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I'm not entirely sure why there's such a huge push for everyone to go see this movie... I mean, it's definitely a good one... but I guess everything is pretty much available to everyone these days anyway...
Into the Wild (Summit)
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I found that third guy in the base camp particularly unsettling... honestly, I think there’s something seriously wrong with him... I’d heard rumors about someone calling out into the night, but I didn't really believe it was actually him. Is he even alive?👍
That’s a solid five stars for how quickly you figured that out...
The movie might just be the best thing playing in theaters right now...
That’s a solid five stars for how quickly you figured that out...
The movie might just be the best thing playing in theaters right now...
Aleksandr Sokurov on NBC
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I didn't really vibe with the Russian Ark film... I honestly couldn't make it past the first ten minutes. I think I went in expecting a continuous narrative flow, but instead, it felt like a new set of scenes just popped up after every major "milestone." It seems to me that this whole one-shot filming style is more of a technical gimmick than an actual artistic choice.