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| FDMX @ BAFTA, 5
Year Review - Workshops, Networking
and Industry Speakers |
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FDMX invites you to their Five Year Review and Exhibition:
A free afternoon of industry speakers, workshops and networking at BAFTA
Friday 3rd July.
Full Schedule (Friday 3rd July 2009):
1.00pm - Doors Open to Exhibition
1.15pm - Introduction to FDMX; Martina Porter, Project Manager
************FILMMAKERS SURGERY NOW OPEN**************
****************Alan Harris - Atlantic Film Group******************
1.30pm - Industry Session 1 (Micro Budgeting for Film)
2.15pm - Networking in exhibition area
2.30pm - Industry Session 2 (VFX Titling Workshop)
3.15pm - Networking in exhibition area
3.30pm - Industry Session 3 (Social Networking for Filmmakers)
4.15pm - Networking in exhibition area
4.30pm - Screenings (Capture East & HD_Elights "The Vow")
5.15pm - Networking and End |
All networking sessions and access
to exhibition is FREE and open to all
without prior booking.
All Industry sessions are FREE but
DO
REQUIRE PRIOR BOOKING - see below
for details of each separate session and how
to book:
 Filmmakers Surgery
Malcolm Moore from Planispheres will be on hand throughout the afternoon holding one-to-one sessions aiding filmmakers with advice, hints and tips.
Need advice on your project, help with financing your film, advice on creating a pitch?
Malcolm Moore is Head of Business and Legal Affairs at Planispheres. Malcolm is a non practising lawyer who can provide a rigorous approach to business and strategic decision-making. He has a detailed understanding of the television and film industries and a special interest in co-productions.
You must have a current project to discuss and have submitted details of this prior to booking you place. You can upload your CV and project details here and you will be notified prior to the event if a slot is available to you.
For more information on Malcolm and Planispheres visit
http://www.planispheres.com
 Micro Budgeting
Following on from the UK Film Council’s new
research report (June 2007) on Low and
Micro- Budget film production in the UK,
Emily Corcoran will be with us to give her
perspective as a film maker.
Micro budget filmmakers break rather than
follow the rules of conventional production.
They are using new digital tools that are
steadily and constantly evolving. At the
same time they are testing the limits of the
technology, they are also experimenting with
style and form and storytelling within the
constraints of a low budget. During this
session Emily will explore the process
involved in creating a micro budget film and
sources of finance available.
Emily Corcoran is from Cork Films and has
recently released her award-winning feature
film Sisterhood. For more information on
Emily go to
www.sisterhoodfilm.com
To book your place on this FREE seminar you
must upload your CV, you can do this
here.
You will be notified if you have a space
allocated to you.
 VFX and Titling Workshop
This hands-on workshop is designed for
independent filmmakers and editors who want
to create interesting and engaging titles,
credits and idents for their projects
without the expense of hiring a graphic
artist
The taster session will cover the use of
Final Cut Pro (FCP) and Apples Motion as
well as touching on basic 3D animation and
visual effects to pull these sequences into
high impact pieces.
Knowledge of FCP or similar editing software
is required.
To book your place on this FREE seminar you
must upload your CV, you can do this
here.
You will be notified if you have a space
allocated to you
 Social Networking for Filmmakers
This discussion explains how to begin using
social media and social/professional
networks to find an audience for your work,
and how to use the web as a primary method
of promoting and marketing film content to
exhibitors.
The pressure of competition for our time
means that filmmakers are obliged to put as
much of the available budget on screen as
possible. Little is left to woo exhibitors
and audiences. The new worldwide web is now
the more direct, immediate and
cost-effective marketing and publicity
channels. Using it requires a more direct
and upfront approach; cut through the noise,
attract attention to yourself and your
content, and engage with your audience.
To book your place on this FREE seminar you
must upload your CV, you can do this
here.
You will be notified if you have a space
allocated to you
Location: Run Run Shaw Room & Mezzanine @ BAFTA
http://www.bafta.org/195-piccadilly/rooms/run-run-shaw-room,365,BA.html
The British Academy of Film & Television Arts
195 Piccadilly
London
W1J 9LN
Map here:
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