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| The City Eye team: Antony Batchelor, Susan Beckett, Nicola Petterson and David White. |
LIGHTS, camera, action!
If you fancy putting yourself behind the camera to shoot your very own film, Southampton film making organisation City Eye could help turn the dream into reality.
People hoping to follow in the footsteps of Hollywood director Steven Spielberg are being invited to take up the remaining places on their Introduction to Digital Filmmaking course beginning next month.
The 16-week course, which will run every Tuesday evening and involves some weekend work, will cover all aspects of filmmaking including camera techniques, sound recording, lighting methods and directing actors.
It will culminate with the students working together to shoot their own film over two days which may be entered into film festivals nationwide if it is good enough.
City Eye was set up 20 years ago and receives funding from Southampton City Council and Screen South, the south's film and media agency.
For the full story see today's Southern Daily Echo.
5:30am Wednesday 10th October 2007
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CommentPosted by: Harry Remmington, New Forest on 2:49pm Wed 10 Oct 07
This is the reality
http://www.youtube.c
om/watch?v=NIyg2a72u
V4
This is the reality
http://www.youtube.c
om/watch?v=NIyg2a72u
V4
Posted by: David White, Southampton on 3:43pm Mon 15 Oct 07
[quote][bold]Harry Remmington[/bold] wrote:
This is the reality http://www.youtube.c om/watch?v=NIyg2a72u V4 [/quote] How true you are Harry -having been there as a runner. But there is not harm in dreaming.
Harry Remmington wrote:
This is the reality http://www.youtube.c om/watch?v=NIyg2a72u V4
How true you are Harry -having been there as a runner. But there is not harm in dreaming.
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