SDGNZ Editing Workshop
WORKSHOP BREAKDOWN
In this two day workshop Annie will guide the group through practical narrative editing skills using examples of material from a feature film.
Over the two days participants will work in pairs and the workshop will be structured around each person editing scenes, then comparing and discussing the results.
The process will start with viewing the rushes, then proceed to assembling and editing. Scene scripts will be sent to all participants in advance as pre workshop reading material and script analysis will occur throughout the workshop.
The workshop will cover:
- approaching the edit of a drama or feature
- characterisation
- the editor/director relationship
- the visual style
- sound/music
The Film School
86 Vivian St
Wellington
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Applicants must be fully conversant with Final Cut Pro.
Applicants must be a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident who has lived in New Zealand for at least the last six months.
Applicants must be available for all days of the workshop.
SDGNZ members selected for the workshop will attend for free. Non-members will be required to pay $100+GST.
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
Applications should include:
- A letter outlining the reason for wanting to attend the workshop and the perceived benefits from attendance
- CV or filmography listing your editing experience
- SDGNZ membership number (if applicable)
Please send applications via email to:
Application Deadline | 5pm Friday 11 November 2011
Successful applicants will be informed by Monday 14 November
Member Profile
Screen Directors Guild of New ZealandThe Screen Directors Guild of New Zealand (SDGNZ)
An organisation that creates a forum where directors and editors can define, defend and further their professional industry. Directors and editors have a responsibility to shape and influence the collective environment they work in. It is the Guild's role to help screen directors and editors work more effectively in the New Zealand Film and Television industry.
Through the promotion and advancement of New Zealand feature film and TV production, the SDGNZ strives to develop the professional incentives that are needed to encourage talented people to stretch their skills, exploit their gifts to the full and encourage others to follow.
