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Digi Shorts
Training
DS tutor Paul Andrew Williams' The Cottage
The various regional partners are currently awarding their Digital Short commissions to filmmakers in their regions. Meanwhile, The Script Factory is planning a comprehensive Training Programme to support filmmakers who have been commissioned and/or shortlisted.
The Digi Shorts Training Programme takes place in Central London over 15 days between February-April 2010.
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The Digi Shorts Training Programme is exclusively for participants on the nationwide DS scheme - eligible participants will be notified by their national or regional agency.
Digi Shorts Training 2010
Digital Shorts Training is being delivered over 15 days with participants eligible to attend up to 3 days each. Topics covered will be repeated up to 3 times on separate days, and include:
Development
Digital Directing
Directing Actors
Producing
Post Production
Training sessions are interactive, workshop format, and led by experienced and high profile tutors and guest speakers including Oscar & BAFTA-nominated director, Mike Figgis, actress Natalie Press, and BIFA-award-winning directors Eran Creevy and Paul Andrew Williams.
Fish Tank, edited by DS trainer, Nicolas Chaudeurge There is also the possibility to arrange additional specialist training in Animation and Documentary.
Simply click on the pink links above to see the programme outline for each Training Day. You can also download a complete word document brochure detailing all the Training Days by clicking here.
If you have been shortlisted or commissioned to make a Digital Short via the national scheme, and have queries about the training, or about your part in it, please contact pam@scriptfactory.co.uk.
Please note that we reserve the right to alter the published programme.
Digital Shorts Training is supported by the Training Linked to Production fund from Skillset, alongside the Digital Shorts national and regional partners.
Participants might also find it useful to browse through our Resources section by clicking here.
