It seems with the emergence of social media, we are always testing our knowledge of movies etc.
Here is a timeline from http://www.timerime.com/
This will probably jog a few memories of best picture.
This post was inspired by simply zesty an Online PR and Social Media blog
Test Your Movie Knowledge!Film Theory [ME006]
This course is aimed at anyone who is interested in – or who enjoys, film. It will seek to provide an insight into several different areas of film theory, including the analysis of narrative and the development of different cinematic conventions through the different ages of cinema. The course will also provide a logical chronology of film development as a medium, from early silent cinema into the digital age of the 21st century.
Different film theories will be discussed in class, with important scenes being analysed and deconstructed in order to provide students with a greater understanding and appreciation, of film as a medium.Course DescriptionEnlighten students on the methods used to; deconstruct a film; understand different cinematic techniques/ conventions and their implications within a film.Provide detailed profiles of important directors, showing how their work and influence has shaped the development of cinema.In depth analysis of several divergent genres from across the spectrum of world cinema.Insights into the evolution of how key themes have been dealt with within cinema.
Course Duration 10 weeks, Mon 19.00 – 21.00 Course FeeTuition Fee:
€110 Accreditation: Certificate of Attendance.
via Limerick College of Further Education LCFE.
Film Theory Evening Course – Limerick College of Further Education LCFEUNFRINGED FESTIVAL 2010
Starts at Tickets:
LIMERICK’S PERFORMANCE FESTIVAL 2010
WED, 27TH – SUN, 31ST JANUARY
PROGRAMME: LAUNCH MONDAY, 18TH JANUARY @ 6PM
FEATURING:
World Premiere of Memory Deleted @ The Boutique Hotel, Denmark St.
Award winning Cirque de Légume
Irish Premiere of Beast by Elena Bolster
Limerick Independent Dancers
Lords of Strut
Rolling by Daghdha
World premiere of Spinal Krapp by Darren Maher
Cleaner by Asylum Productions
Irish Improv Orchestra present Looney Tunes a Family Film & Music Show
Rehearsed readings, music and much more…..
via Belltable – Event.
UNFRINGED FESTIVAL 2010I am often contacted by students for work experience. so I have put together some helpful tips on gaining work experience.
1 Look for local production companies before jumping a plane to Hollywood. Production opportunities exist in every city.
2 Search the web with keywords “(your location), film/video production.”
3 Learn about the production companies, their projects, and current employees.
4 Figure out which department interests you most, i.e. editing, writing, cinematography, or producing.
5 Find a specific person in the department you seek.
6 Call or e-mail about an internship. Express your interests and offer your skills, such as organisation, flexible, etc.
Why not have a look at the following sites.
IFTN – The Irish Film and Television Network – http://www.iftn.ie/ – This will give you contact details for Film and TV companies in Ireland. It will also give you industry insights, news and who’s who in the industry.
Creative Careers – http://www.creativecareers.ie/intern_volunteer/ – As well as having industry jobs it also has an Intern / Volunteer section on its site.
Screen West facilitates filmmaking in the West of Ireland. A one-stop resource for all Film / TV information – http://www.screenwest.ie/
Work Experience and Internships.
Please note we are now getting the 10:00am train, you are advised to be at Colbert station no later than 9:30am. We will be changing training at Limerick Junction and traveling on to Heuston Station (Dublin). Please bring the following:
1). Your College ID Card
2). Train Pass (if Applicable)
3). Photographic ID (Passport / Driving License)
4) The train will now also cost an additional 10 euro for each person. (Due to timetabling changes etc)
You will receive a full itinerary on the day. If you are late we can not wait for you, as the tour is booked with the Guinness Storehouse for 1:00pm sharp. There will be time in the afternoon to get lunch etc before we get the 7:00pm train from Heuston Station back to Colbert Station (Limerick). A map and the Itinerary can be downloaded from box.net (Field Trip Folders)
Notes have been added to the box.net after todays class, please could all leaners bring in venue details and floor plans for tomorrows classes.
Below are presentations and a video that will help learners to harness the power of facebook for the Film Feast event.
Social Media (Facebook) Event Production – EMTV
This week’s lecture notes have been added to the box.net.
Today Production Teams had mentoring sessions, each group should now complete these forms and send them to my email.
Production Team Mentoring
