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Monday, March 01, 2010

RED DIGITAL FOR PROFESSIONALS (5/1-2)

The ARTS Lab is pleased to welcome this special intensive workshop for New Mexico Professionals on using the RED Camera and 4K workflow.  Presented by Fahrenheit 4:4:4 with support from the New Mexico Film Office's Pre-Employment Training Program, this event is a nice part of efforts to give local talent access to the latest tools and expertise.... check it out!



FAHRENHEIT 4:4:4 PRESENTS
RED DIGITAL FOR PROFESSIONALS
A TWO DAY INTENSIVE COVERING 4K DIGITAL IMAGE ACQUISITION & POST TECHNIQUES
$25 PER ATTENDEE


May 1 & 2 at UNM - The ARTS Lab's Digital Media Garage
131 Pine Street NE, Albuquerque, NM 87106

pre-register by email

djs@fahrenheit444.com


A Santa Fe New Mexico company, Fahrenheit 444, LLC, as our name implies, is dedicated to advancing professional digital filmmaking focusing on your creative professional needs for affordable filmmaking, appropriate technology and personal service.

This two-day workshop will provide an advanced working knowledge of Red Digital Cinema Systems. In depth training covering vital aspects for Ultra-Definition recording ranging from exposure, optics, menu adjustments, understanding compression and workflow concepts and planning through post production, the creation of a successful Digital Intermediate, final output and delivery.
Following a joint session for editors and cinematographers on Day One, there will be a breakout session for each group on DayTwo. ASSIMILATE will be on hand to demonstrate SCRATCH and CINNAFILM for ARRI RELATIVITY. Other tips & tools necessary for the creative professional will be demonstrated and discussed.

Multiple RED ONE Cameras - ARRI AKS
RED Rocket Cards -
AJA Kona 3 - Assimilate Scratch - ARRI Relativity
Instructors: David Jean Schweitzer & Michael Donnelly
Where: The ARTS Lab Garage, 131 Pine Street NE, Albuquerque, NM 87106
Dates: May 1 & 2 - LIMITED SPACE!
To register please email: djs@fahrenheit444.com

You must be a NM resident to attend any of these classes - A NM ID will be required Must be 18 years old or older

Include your film resume or link - Prerequisites: Advanced knowledge of motion-picture verifiable professional camera dept. or motion picture editor experience and/or previous
workshops and/or membership in ICG IATASE 600 or MPEG IATSE 700 – not open to students or faculty - Made available through the New Mexico Film Pre-Employment
Training Program - This workshop is not affiliated with or endorsed by IATSE ICG Local 600 or IATSE MPEG Local 700 Workshops tentative until final contract approval.

Saturday, January 31, 2009

Screenwriting Workshop with Matthew McDuffie

Several of you had a chance to see Matthew McDuffie in action during the recent NM Media Industries Conference -- so we're very glad to welcome him back for a small group Screenwriting Workshop at ARTS lab on February 21st and 22nd. More info below:

Matthew McDuffie, an instructor in the Dramatic Writing Program at the University of New Mexico, and a professional screenwriter who has written for HBO, Showtime, Warner Brothers, and the producers of ER, Capote, and Six Feet Under, will lead an intensive and intimate workshop for novelists, playwrights and screenwriters who are determined to create stronger stories and characters. Participants are encouraged to bring in their own work to develop over the course of the weekend event.

The workshop will be held at UNM's Arts Lab 131 Pine St. NE, Albuquerque, NM
February 21 and 22, from 10 AM to 4 PM. The cost is $225. Call
(505) 385-1323 or buzzblanco@comcast.net for more information and reservations.
"Matthew is a passionate storyteller. He lives for it. He understands that the problem
solving and puzzle-making of good story is to serve emotion and character, and
ultimately the audience. In this age of reality TV and internet immersion, Matthew has
not forgotten that entertainment is an art form."

Bonnie Curtis – Producer of Saving Private Ryan and Minority Report