Introduction to Digital Filmmaking Course 3
16-week course

City Eye’s successful Digital filmmaking course will be running again later on in 2008. Details, dates and times are still being confirmed. Please check back or contact Antony Batchelor to register your interest for this course 023 80 677167 or email admin@city-eye.co.uk

Cost: £500.00

City Eye's current digital filmmaking course is approaching its final film shoot. The final film will be screened at City Eye and if you want to come and see this film and talk to the lecturers about the next course then register your interest with City Eye and we will contact you when we have a screening date.


Introduction to Digital Filmmaking Course 2
16-week course (THIS COURSE IS CURRENTLY RUNNING)
City Eye’s successful Digital filmmaking course will be running again this autumn. During this course you will be taught how to plan, shoot and edit a short film as part of a film production. Your practical training will cover cameras, sound, lighting as well as scriptwriting, planning your production, location scouting and casting This is an intensive course that will require the student to be available for 2 weekend shoots. Arrangements can be made with participant to pay in installments please contact Antony Batchelor for details. For further details will be released soon so please check back or or contact Antony Batchelor on for further details.

COST: £500 / Starts: Tuesday November 13th 2007 / Time: 6pm

RECENT ARTICLE ON THE COURSE IN SOUTHAMPTON'S DAILY ECHO
http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/video

Introduction to Digital Filmmaking
Early in 2007 six people joined the City Eye Digital Filmmaking Course. Alongside a series of focused skills based training sessions the group made a short film. The resultant short, Death with Dignity, received its premiere screening at City Eye in September 2007. This somewhat irreverent comedy about death and cut price funerals was written, shot and edited by students of the course with support from City Eye by way of the Course Leader, Antony Batchelor and Creative Director, David White. The film was resourced using City Eye equipment and facilities.

The film has gone on to be shown at events such as Portsmouth Screen 2007 and is currently being entered into various festivals around the country.

In addition to this City Eye backed the same group of filmmakers in the DV Mission 48hr Film Challenge 2007 and their film can been seen online at http://www.youtube.com/dvmission - look for the clip marked City Eye.

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