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    PRODUCERS WORKSHOP JAN 14, 2012

PRODUCER's WORKSHOP Sat. Jan. 14, 9AM-5PM;  

Bonus class from Brennan Mark Smith.   

 

"Producing And Marketing A Short Film In A Short Time On A Short Budget," tagged the "best one-day, short film producing seminar in L.A."   

To register:  Click Here.  

 

Learn how to produce and market an award-winning film in 168 hours and beyond.  ALL WELCOME  ($99, free to all 168 producers & directors, 168 Members $79: 818-557-8507).

(To become a 168 Member ($30 for 1 year) Click Here. 

 

Instructor Derrick Warfel is an Award Winning Filmmaker and USC Film School graduate.  He is currently Co-Producer on Ken Wales' (Producer, "Amazing Grace") upcoming film, "Unlikely Angel," the Ashley Smith story.  Class Summary below.

Producer's Workshop Summary
"Producing And Marketing A Short Film In A Short Time On A Short Budget"

Here's what you will learn

 

DEVELOPMENT

- Mental and Spiritual Preparation

- Getting the Best Story Idea - What sells?

- Pitching Yourself and Your Project

- The "Best Budget" for Your Film

- Maximum Value, Minimum Cost

- Hiring the Best Writer, Director & Crew

- Crew Size - How Many are Needed?

- Preparing a Budget

- Fundraising for Your Film

- Finding the Best Locations

- Equipment You Will Need; Overview of Cameras & Formats

- Food to ensure a Happy Crew - Great, Inexpensive Food

- Shooting Permits and Location Fees

- Insurance Requirements

- Entertainment Unions and Requirements

- Legal Requirements/Contracts

PREPRODUCTION

- Writing the Script - Working with the Writer to Get Results

- Breakdown of the Script, Scheduling the Shoot

- Working with the Director on Scene by scene script analysis

- Casting - Selecting the best Actors

- Visual Design for a Powerful Look

- Sound Design that Rocks!

- Actor Rehearsal - Sufficient and Effective Preparation

- Camera Coverage - Did you get everything?

- Previsualization, storyboards, Set Diagrams

- Equipment Tests

- The "One List" that Keeps You On Schedule

- Film Safety Requirements - Law and Custom

-The One Absolutely Essential Element of Producing

- Call Sheets

- Preproduction Schedule Countdown (168 gives you 10 days)

- Production Schedule (168 gives 7 days to shoot and edit)

 

PRODUCTION

- Daily Production Preparation

- Schedule - From Arrival on the Set to the First Shot

- Calling the Shot - Proper Protocol

- Rules of the Set - Formal and Informal

- Great Production Stills - Your Best Selling Tool

- Troubleshooting on the Set (Production & People Problems)

-Avoiding the Most Common Camera & Sound Mistakes

- Common Directing Mistakes

- Continuity - What is it?  How to Do it well

 

POSTPRODUCTION

- Post Basics

- Essentials of Effective Editing

- Test Screenings for Your Best Results

- Finishing Touches to Look Your Best

- Sound Effects and Music SCORE Tips

- Color Grading, Final Q.C. and Mastering

 

MARKETING AND DISTRIBUTION


- Press Kits That Look Great

- Websites That Sell

- Movie Poster Mastery

- Distribution Basics - Enlisting Friends and Crew

- Advanced Distribution - Festivals and Other Venues for Shorts

- Preparing for Distribution: What do Distributors want?  What Constitutes a Good Deal?  What To Expect?



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