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The Process of Making Movie Magic - Summer Film Camp for 12-17 Yr Olds
Class experience
In this summer workshop, students will get a fundamental understanding of the process behind the scenes of a film set and learn what happens after filming has completed in the post-production phase of movie-making. Learners will also discover the four stages of movie-making and how to apply this new information to their own creations. Learners will have the option of doing a Show n' Tell in class showing off their efforts at various stages throughout the workshop based on the subject matter...
STUDENT TAKEAWAYS: • Inspire and encourage students to create their own productions; • Promote non-vanity style of filmmaking; • A better understanding of how cameras work; • Expansion of their knowledge of Production and Post-Production; • Visual Effects de-mystified; • The ability to apply some of this newly learned information to their own creations! • Their questions answered by an industry veteran of 25 years
Homework Offered
Students will be asked to take some pictures demonstrating some of the techniques learned in class using a digital camera. If the student so chooses, they can upload a few of their favorites for me to review.Assessments Offered
Grades Offered
Anaglyph 3D glasses (red & blue) on Amazon $10 https://amzn.to/3CEwgiy Access to a camera. Any digital camera will do, even a cell phone camera will be fine. Students will be asked to take some pictures using some of the techniques discussed in class. Students can upload one or two of their favorites for me to review.
In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Some of my sources may include visiting sites on the internet. Below is a breakdown of each site that we will 'potentially' visit. http://www.photopea.com Website with Photoshop like tools for use with image editing. I will teach learners how to edit their own photos using Photopea.com. Once there, learners will be able to follow along and edit their own photos using photoshop like editing tools available to the student via the webpage. No user account or registration is required. https://roundme.com/@powrslave Eli's 360 degree VR images I will occasionally screen share to demonstrate VR image capture technology that I've used on shoots before. My website at roundme.com/@powrslave contains sample VR 360 degree images I've taken in the field. This will be only be used as visual examples in a screen-share session in class. No user account or registration is required. http://nearpod.com Kid games and trivia based on lessons learned in class. This Outschool approved online source allows us to play games that challenge what we learned in class. It is quite possible that we won't utilize this resource based on our camp schedule. No user account or registration is required.
Learners will be able to follow along and edit their own photos using a program like Photoshop. The program called Photopea is an online version of Photoshop. If your learner can access the Photopea website online, they can follow my instructions in class to manipulate and enhance their own pictures. https://www.photopea.com/ https://roundme.com/@powrslave http://nearpod.com/
ABOUT ME: Meet Eli Jarra, Senior Artist and VFX Supervisor in Los Angeles. Originally from Detroit, Michigan, Eli graduated from Specs Howard School of Broadcast Arts with a degree in Broadcasting. Over the span of his 25 year career, Eli has...
Group Class
$495
for 20 classes2x per week, 10 weeks
55 min
Live video meetings
Ages: 12-17
1-10 learners per class