As a director for the NH Film Festival, I get to be involved in quite a bunch of cool stuff. This year not only am I leading the annual Young Filmmakers Workshop, but I am also leading a new media panel discussion called FUTURE NOW: New Media and the Modern Filmmaker. Follow those links for times and locations. I hope you can join me in these two exciting events!
The Young Filmmakers Workshop (YFW) is the featured youth program for the New Hampshire Film Festival. For the past six years, young filmmakers have joined for an intensive full weekend study of the movie making process. The program is one part film school and one part film making challenge. The is an exciting line up of special guests. Some are coming all the way from New York and LA!
Future Now: New Media and the Modern Filmmaker will be a discussion on the changing world of cinema with regards to interactive technologies. Topics may include social media, remix culture, the evolving potential of web distribution and promotion, convergence of media devices, the evolving standards of production values, and the closing gap between filmmaker and audience. Joining me for this discussion will be David Tamés (Filmmaker & Media Technologist, www.Kino-Eye.com), Kevin Anderton (Filmmaker, Midnight Chimes Productions, www.midnightchimesproductions.com), and Steve Garfield (Media Maker
www.stevegarfield.com).
Tags: david tames, John Herman, kevin anderton, new hampshire film festival, new media, steve garfield, video on the net, young filmmakers workshop
No comments
Comments feed for this article