Make a Film (Ages 10-11) TAPAC October Holiday Programme
100 Motions Rd, Western Springs, Auckland
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Ever wanted to make your own films? Now you can with this practical 5-day programme that teaches the basics of filmmaking...
Put your creative mind to work by screenwriting, directing, acting, editing and sound recording. You will not be limited to only one role, and you will be guided every step of the way by industry professionals. Learning the 'language' of film is an important part of this programme, as is being creative with limited resources. It will be rewarding and lots of fun. At the end of the week you will have a film of your own creation that you can share with pride.
Plus, your films will be screened on the last day of the holiday programme to an invited audience. Get your family and friends to come along!
You will also be able to watch your film/s at home via a link that will be emailed the following week.
What better way to spend the holidays than making films?
Ham or vegetarian lunchboxes ($10 per day) can be ordered when you pay for the course or pre-ordered each morning.
Lunchboxes include:
1 x ham or vegetarian roll sandwich (includes salad, cheese and spreads)
1 x piece of fruit
Carrot sticks
1 x pack of chips
1 x piece of brownie
1 x Charlie’s juice pouch
Tutor Stephen J. Campbell has thirty years’ experience in the television industry and has worked as a writer, director and producer on a wide variety of genres, including award winning comedy and drama. Stephen co-created and associate produced the award-winning ICE TV and created the childrenʼs drama series, Secret Agent Men (TV3). Stephen also oversaw the production of three seasons of critically-acclaimed and award-winning series The Amazing Extraordinary Friends (TV2). Stephen’s latest drama is the sci-fi thriller The Cul de Sac (TV2).
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