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Thu, May 15
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8:00 PM
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Emerging Filmmakers Project
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Bug Theatre
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$5
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Bug Theatre - 3654 Navajo St - Denver - 303-477-9984
Presumably founded on the third Thursday of May of 2002, The Emerging Filmmakers Project offers subsidized workshops and a monthly Screening Night featuring films and talkback by regional filmmakers. The Project also now receives sponsorship from Breckenridge Brewery and 16:9 Film Magazine (I'm not sure 16:9 is still around... perhaps only their deep pockets remain). The Project has developed consistently large audiences and gained the respect and participation of top local filmmakers like Daniel Junge (2002 Tribeca award for Best Documentary), Mary-Lyn Chambers, David and Denise Strong, Laura Mansfield, Ray Charles, Sheila Schroeder, and our own Tony Shawcross.
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Sat, May 17
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11:00 AM
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Field Production Workshop
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Denver Open Media
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$75-$150
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Denver Open Media - 700 Kalamath St - Denver - 720-222-0160
Most perceived barriers to professional-quality video production don’t really exist. You can produce high-quality work even with limited financial resources. In our Field Production workshop, we focus on ease, affordability and resourcefulness in professional-quality video production. Our Field Production workshop takes students into the process of cinematography, lighting and audio. With a focus on the manual controls available through larger 3-chip DV cameras, such as the Canon XL1, this class is intended for individuals who either already have a basic understanding of the fundamentals of video production or who have never even touched a camera before! Learn how to use manual shutter speed, iris, focus, and audio like a pro to get the highest quality video possible. Upon completion of this class DOM members will be certified to use the advanced digital video cameras (Canon XL-1), lighting and audio equipment available through DOM free of charge to make their own shows and films for our channels. Please send an email to deb@deproduction.org for more information or register today at http://www.denveropenmedia.org registrationcalendar This class takes place at Denver Open Media, 700 Kalamath Street inside the Micro Business Development Building. Class runs from 11am to 5:30pm, with a break for lunch. Cost is $75 for members and $150 for non-members - become a member today! Scholarships are available for those who demonstrate financial need. Enrollment is limited - sign up now!
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Sat, May 31
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11:00 AM
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Final Cut Pro Workshop
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Denver Open Media
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$75-$150
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Denver Open Media - 700 Kalamath St - Denver - 720-222-0160
Learn how to edit video using Final Cut Pro and get certified to use the editing suites at Denver Open Media! Denver Open Media is a non-profit organization offering media education and training at a low cost. We focus on ease, affordability and resourcefulness in professional-quality video production. This workshop is great for students who are just starting out in video production and want to learn the basics. The Final Cut Pro Workshop will cover basic editing skills and Final Cut Pro systems available at DOM. With a maximum of 3 students to every instructor and system, students will receive intimate hands-on training. Focus will be on learning the interface, basic tools, file management and editing tips. Basic computer literacy skills are a prerequisite. Upon completion of the class DOM members will be certified to use the Final Cut Pro edit suites available at Denver Open Media. Learn how you can become a part of this community and put your work on TV - it's easy! Please send an email for more information or register today at www.denveropenmedia.org. This class takes place at the Denver Open Media studios, 700 Kalamath Street inside the Micro Business Development Building. This workshop runs from 11am-5:30pm, with a break for lunch. Cost is $75 for members and $150 for non-members with a $25 fee if you pay less than 24 hours before the class. Scholarships are available for those individuals who express financial need. Sign up today!
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Thu, Jun 19
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8:00 PM
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Emerging Filmmakers Project
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Bug Theatre
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$5
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Bug Theatre - 3654 Navajo St - Denver - 303-477-9984
Presumably founded on the third Thursday of May of 2002, The Emerging Filmmakers Project offers subsidized workshops and a monthly Screening Night featuring films and talkback by regional filmmakers. The Project also now receives sponsorship from Breckenridge Brewery and 16:9 Film Magazine (I'm not sure 16:9 is still around... perhaps only their deep pockets remain). The Project has developed consistently large audiences and gained the respect and participation of top local filmmakers like Daniel Junge (2002 Tribeca award for Best Documentary), Mary-Lyn Chambers, David and Denise Strong, Laura Mansfield, Ray Charles, Sheila Schroeder, and our own Tony Shawcross.
More info here
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Fri, Jun 20
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All Day:
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Gaia Film Festival
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Boulder Public Library
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$10 per
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Boulder Public Library - 1000 Canyon Blvd - Boulder - .
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Gaia Film Festival comes to Boulder, Colorado, June 20-22, 2008 Two Great Festivals Merge Into One BOULDER, Colo. (April 2, 2008)— The Gaia Film Festival, a festival dedicated to showcasing inspiring films that encourage us to pursue positive change in our lives and the world, makes Boulder, Colorado its new home. The festival, which is a fusion of the Inspiration Film Festival of Santa Monica, California and the Spiritual Cinema Festival-at-Sea, kicks off on June 20, 2008 with an opening night celebration at the historical downtown Boulder Theater. “The goal of the Gaia Film Festival is to promote films which enrich the human soul,” explains Festival Director, Una Morera. “We plan to attract talented indie filmmakers who are creating groundbreaking films with positive messages.” The Gaia Film Festival will screen films in three categories: feature, documentary and shorts. The Gaia Award is accompanied with a cash price of $15,000 for best narrative feature, $7,000 for best documentary, and $3,000 for best short. Gaia Award past recipients: •ILLUSION starring Kirk Douglas •PEACEFUL WARRIOR starring Nick Nolte •Feature-length Documentaries - THE REAL DIRT ON FARMER JOHN and THE WORLD ACCORDING TO SESAME STREET •Shorts - LOOKIN’ GOOD and SPIN The festival is produced in concert with the 12th Annual LOHAS Forum, www.lohas.com, and Conscious Media Institute, www.naropa.edu consciousmedia. The new Conscious Media Institute, a joint venture of Naropa University and Conscious Wave, Inc., is focusing on inspiring filmmakers to create conscious films that seek to enlighten, inspire and entertain. Screenings will be held at the historic downtown art-deco Boulder Theater and the Boulder Public Library Auditorium. For more information and to submit films please visit www.gaiafilmfest.com. VIP pass holders will gain access to all screenings, parties and filmmakers. Passes will go on sale May 15. Individual ticket sales start in early June. Passes and tickets will be on sale at bouldertheater.com or the Boulder Theater Box Office, 303-786-7030.
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