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Filmbase and Temple Bar Cultural Trust present
BEYOND TV - Opportunities for Filmmakers Online
One Night Only at Filmbase
6.30 - 9.30pm, Thursday 21st July
Admission Free (Booking Required)
Hosted as part of the 'Made in Temple Bar' Festival
The growth of digital camera technology and the explosion in popularity of sites such as YouTube has enabled amateur, as well as professional filmmakers, to shoot, upload and share their films with the world. As part of the 'Made in Temple Bar' Festival Filmbase and TBCT will present a special series of seminars over one evening, designed to highlight developments, trends and opportunities for filmmakers in maximising the impact of their online films. Covering all aspects of planning, shooting, formatting, uploading and distributing films digitally, the workshops will highlight insights, techniques and best practice advice for filmmakers of all levels.
Session One
How To Make a Killer Internet Video - Simon Walker
Simon is an Apple Certified Master Trainer and will outline in an easy to digest format a series of technical tips and tricks designed to help filmmakers get the most out of their online videos. From camera formats, shooting tips, planning, editing and uploading Simon will ensure that filmmakers learn how to create films that will make an impact online, and just as importantly how to avoid technical mistakes that can ruin your best work.
Session Two
The Rubberbandits - How to Make Money on YouTube
A serious seminar about how to utilise web platforms to get your films seen. Joe Clarke of Lovely Men, 'The Rubberbandits' Manager, discusses the phenomenon, access to audiences and revenue streams.
From YouTube Hits to selling content on iTunes and movie subscription sites, 'The Rubberbandits' have used and abused every format to get their work out into the world.
Joe will attempt to draw a straight line between making your project, getting it out there and getting paid for it.
Session Three
Media That Crosses Platforms - Triona Campbell
Triona Campbell is a founder and director of beActive, a transmedia company with offices in London, Dublin, Lisbon and Sao Paulo, Brazil. An award-winning producer of internet and television series, Triona will outline opportunities for filmmakers to develop their stories outside of traditional television and film routes. Using case studies and examples from her own work, Triona will illustrate how projects can be conceived and developed to run across multiple media platforms including the internet.
Session Four
Made in Temple Bar Films - What Was Learnt
The filmmakers from the Made in Temple Bar internet film competition will talk about their experiences in making film for the internet. Battered and bruised from their recent experiences of shooting, editing, uploading and promoting their videos the panel will outline what they have learnt about internet filmmaking and discuss their films with the audience. For more info on the filmmakers involved visit www.filmbase.ie/madeintemplebar.
Booking:
This evening of seminars is perfect for anyone who's interested in making their own films and distributing them online. Professional and amateur filmmakers are welcome to attend.
To book for the evening which includes all four seminars please contact Filmbase reception on 01 679 6716, call by in person during office hours or email clare filmbase.ie (make sure to include 'Beyond TV' in the subject line and your full name and contact number).
Industry Event with Ben Risk on Sexy Data
Event Cancelled
Unfortunately, due to circumstances beyond our control, the industry event with Ben Risk has been cancelled. We would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused. Please note that the rest of the 'Beyond TV' seminars will take place as advertised on the evening of Thursday 21st of July.
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Simon Walker
Simon Walker is an Apple Certified Final Cut Studio Master Trainer, and instructor for the International Colorist Academy (ICA) and trains industry professionals in editing, motion graphics, color grading, audio sweetening, DVD and Blu-ray authoring and video compression.
He has been filming, editing, designing and animating short-films, adverts, interactive programs and motion graphics sequences for over 15 years, and utilises marketing and branding theory to underpin the visual design approach.
Alongside marketing theory, Simon uses his technical skills to develop information dissemination through such media as Internet, Intranet, DVD, Blu-ray, video, podcasting and mobile devices, and advises on methods of using current technology to reach target groups.
Triona Campbell
Triona Campbell is a founder and director of beActive, a transmedia company with offices in London, Dublin, Lisbon and Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Triona is the series producer of Aisling's Diary for RTE (winner of back to back awards for Best One-Off, Special or TV Movie Category at the 2010 and 2011 KidScreen Awards, NY) and Sofia's Diary UK for Sony Pictures and Television International as well as a series producer for Beat Generation (Ireland's first online youth magazine series). She has just wrapped as a co-producer on UK feature indie the Knot (written by Noel Clark and starring Noel Clark and Mena Suvari, shot on location in London) and is shooting two cross platform sports series for the Setanta Sports channel, The Club (GAA meets The Hills) and Yes I Can which features blind adventurer Mark Pollock both of which will screen early 2012. beActive is also in production on two transmedia series for the UK market, Collider and Beat Girl.
Triona was a nominee for the Image Magazine / DAVY / Sunday Times Young Irish Business Woman of the Year (2008) and the 2009 nominee for the Ernst & Young Emerging Entrepreneur of the year (2009). In 2009 the EU made her a EU Ambassador for Female Entrepreneurs in Europe.
For more info contact Clare Creely at Filmbase on clarefilmbase.ie or call Filmbase reception on 01 679 6716!
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