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Showing posts with label Screen. Show all posts

S: Job in Video Production, screen, calls, MK1

Job in Video Production: "

Local video production company - their latest client is MK Gallery -  is looking for a new team player.


For more information go to:


http://www.jumpoffthescreen.com/job.php


Please pass on to anyone this may of interest to.


 

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N: 'An Adobe After Affects user to make video', calls, Staffs

An Adobe After Affects user is also reportedly required to make: "


An Adobe After Affects user is also reportedly required to make a promotional video about the Spode Factory and its place in the potential regeneration of Stoke town.
Ideally you'll be an After Effects user who is also a good 3D modeller and who can composite. Full details from: andybrass@hotmail.co.uk

The UK broadcaster and broadband company Sky is offering over £1.2m of new arts funding via its Sky Arts Ignition series. Sky will choose six UK arts organisations over the
next three years, and fund them to create new works. Sky will provide cash of up to £200,000 for each one, as well as free air-time and marketing worth far more.
Application details



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W: 15 Apr 2011 'Using Film in Education', Talking CPD, WM WV1


FILM: 21ST CENTURY LITERACY and SCREEN WM present Using Film in Education
A seminar for professionals working with young people in schools and communities demonstrating how film can radically improve how you engage with young people and impact on their learning. The seminar provides an essential opportunity for professionals working across the West Midlands to hear about the latest initiatives and resources in film education, and share best practice.
A selection of National and Regional speakers will include:
Leigh Thomas (CEO, First Light Movies)
Suzie Norton (CEO, Screen West Midlands)
Tom Barrance (Director, Media Education Wales)
Sue Gainsborough (Director, Wem Town Hall)
And others who have experienced success in using film in schools.
There will also be a networking session over lunch, with several local organisations attending.
Who will attend:
Teachers, Heads of Departments and others from education institutions
Child Services Professionals in Local Authorities
Youth Group Leaders
Literacy Advisors and Coordinators in Local Authorities
Any Professional keen to explore using film to engage young people
Attendance is free but places are strictly limited. Full programme to be confirmed. For more info please get in touch: ruth@21stcenturyliteracy.org.uk