Are you interested in educational programming, pedagogy and artistic community development? We are now accepting applications for a Community Access and Education Manager to lead the development and execution of DARCs education programs, membership services and community access activities both in person and online.
This 4-week course will guide you through your short film on a budget. Students will learn the basics of film making and how to apply the different techniques to create a short film using your smartphone. We will explore the best microphones, and lens choices, lighting tools, and video camera and video editing apps.
Come join us at Pimisi Station on Thursday, August 26 at 8PM for a very special, outdoor screening of the award winners from the International Short Film Festival Oberhausen 2020!
This 4-week course will guide you through your short film on a budget. Students will learn the basics of film making and how to apply the different techniques to create a short film using your smartphone. We will explore the best microphones, and lens choices, lighting tools, and video camera and video editing apps.
Join us this month during Anishnabe Azejicigan for “National Day of Truth and Reconciliation: a conversation with Doreen Manuel,” an award winning filmmaker, director, and educator. The gathering will be moderated by Algonquin Knowledge Carrier Monique Manatch.
In this introductory course, topics covered will include the following areas: dramatic structure and script elements, writing dynamic action and strong dialogue, developing characters, the importance of rewrites and how to receive notes on your work, how to craft a logline and pitch your idea. We will also do writing exercises to use the skills acquired in the workshop and discuss other learning and community resources.
