June 20th - July 4th
Friday, March 5, 2010
Related Links...
The Filmmaker's Intensive (Temporary Site With Registration Form)
Larry Silverberg
Larry's Books
Skipp Sudduth (Wikipedia)
Skipp Sudduth (IMDb)
Mary Plummer
Eckerd College
NY Times Movie Review...
So...
We understand that it requires a HUGE commitment in terms of time, energy and money to be a part of The Filmmaker's Intensive. As a result, Larry and I have worked hard to make this unique program as rewarding as possible but also financially feasible.
The program will include three, 3-hour sessions each day with, numerous instructors, and will take you through filmmaking from pre-production to post. It will also focus on both documentary style and narritive filmmaking with some of the finest teachers in the industry. That, and you get to work with professional actors for your narrative short.
As far as we know, there is nowhere else in the world that aspiring filmmakers can come for two weeks and live, eat and breathe both the technical elements of filmmaking and the artistic elements of the craft. This by working with screenwriters, producers, directors, cinematographers and actors while CREATING TWO WORKS in the two week process!
Please ask us any questions that you have about the program by using the contact form on this site (the official site will be up by the end of the month). We would also be happy to discuss anything with you about the program over the phone.
We only have 30 spots and that's it. No more than that. We expect the program to fill up quickly. Registering early ensures a spot and saves you $500. Enough for most to cover their flight and incidentals.
Room, board and intense a** filmmaking! This is no joke. If you are ready live and breathe production to post, day and night, this is the one for you!
Looking forward to hearing from you and seeing you there.
-Jem Schofield & Larry Silverberg
Reader Comments (1)
jem,
def interested in the workshop. trying to look at moving somethings around to make it work. Anyway to get an update on enrollment so you guys don't fill up before I make a deposit?
One more thing - can you tell me about your go to picture style? Looks close to mine but yours is better. Are you doing a quick grade on your stuff for the C47?
Thanks Jem,
matt minor