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Class Descriptions | Annual
Student-Film Premiere Sponsorship
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The Young Filmmakers Workshop provides a hands-on,
intensive
environment where young people create
the world of film and build basic to
advanced-level skills under the guidance
of working professionals.
These workshops
can jump-start careers and provide portfolio-quality work for students wishing
to pursue filmmaking,
directing, visual design,or acting professions. Whether
here for professional reason or
simply to have fun, students should
be prepared
to live and breathe the world of film in a total immersion workshop.
CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
THREE WEEK SESSION
June 21 – July 9, 2010
M-F 9 AM – 4 PM
ACTING FOR THE CAMERA
Students alternate between professional acting training, rehearsals, and shooting
scenes for the summer’s narrative feature film.
FILMMAKING
Students are trained in and rotate into each job of a working film crew shooting
the summer’s narrative feature film.
GRAPHICS AND SPECIAL EFFECTS
Students use the industry’s top software to design the technological
visual production of the summer’s narrative feature film.
PRODUCTION DESIGN
Students design, build, and apply sets, costumes, props, and makeup for the
summer’s narrative feature film.
TWO WEEK SESSION
July 13 – 24, 2010
M-F, 9 AM- 3 PM
DIGITAL EDITING LAB*
Students perfect digital editing skills and learn creative narrative and documentary
storytelling styles.
DOCUMENTARY FILM LAB*
Each student conceives, writes, shoots, and edits a short documentary film.
* Admission to the two-week workshops is contingent upon review of a sample of student work.
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See the Young Filmmakers Workshop on
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Return of the Body Snatchers, a sequel to the 1950s classic Invasion of the Body Snatchers, was created entirely
by students at the Young Filmmakers Workshop in the summer of 2006.
Obscured by the Night, an original take on the film noir genre, was made entirely by students during the
summer of 2008at the Young Filmmakers Workshop in Baltimore, MD.
Directed by Ori Lieberman in the Advanced Documentary Film Lab during the summer of 2006,
The Festival is a short documentary about the annual Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival.
To
contact Young Filmmakers Workshop:
Email: youngfilmmakers2010@gmail.com or syeager2@aol.com
Phone:
410-339-4198 x 4605
or
To register online for a session at:
Park Camps