East End Film Festival // 27 April – 2 May 2011
EAST END FILM FESTIVAL: INDUSTRY SESSIONS
The Brickhouse 152C Brick Lane London E1 6RU
26–28 Apr 2011
Digital Stages is partnering with East End Film Festival for a day of talks and events about the role of digital technology in creative processes.
Wed 27 Apr 1–7pm: Digital Day
1pm: Think Big – Masterclass with Paul Willey (Prime Focus)
A chance to find out how new global production and post-production pipelines are changing the way filmmakers create and distribute their content. Prime Focus’s Commercial Executive Paul Willey will examine the ways in which filmmakers are moving from local to International markets to develop, create, distribute, and monetise their creative projects. From international crowd funding models, through to delivery and syndication via social media, filmmakers will be encouraged to think big when it comes to getting their projects made and seen.
2pm: seeper – Exploring The Multi-Sensory Digital Experience
seeper is an interactive arts and technology collective, founded in 1998 to explore natural user interaction and ubiquitous computing to create multi-sensory experiences and memories. seeper will illustrate their sound, lighting software and hardware, which allows a new range of interfaces, devices and experiences for users. seeper have recently worked with Punch Drunk Theatricals, Glastonbury Festival, BFI Southbank, Sony PlayStation and many more innovative brands and arts-based organisations.
3pm: The Future of 3-D – After the Hype… the Reality
A talk on how 3D is evolving, how to avoid the pitfalls and guarantee quality, the thorny issues of format conversions and how to approach the emerging domestic market (3D TVs and PCs). Followed by a Q&A session with representatives from Inition, who are at the cutting-edge of 3D expertise and technology, with an unrivalled knowledge and product portfolio of all things 3D.
4pm: Get Well Soon – Animation Techniques from 12foot6
David Anderson and Tom Mortimer, directors of 12Foot6 Animation, show how to bring together diverse talents to work together on a multi-agency project. Speakers include Lucy Izzard building a narrative from multiple interviews; Darren Walsh discussing stop-framing masks; Andrew Kelleher (Dog Judo) making dogs talk in After-Effects; Bill Elliott animating 2d characters in a 3d world. Learn how to mix and match animation styles to get the best of all worlds. Get Well Soon is about injuries not egos.
5pm: Four Corners – Liberating the Image: A New Age of Filmmaking
High resolutions, combined with more accessible technologies, are bringing a huge and sometimes bewildering choice of acquisition medium to indie filmmakers. But why choose one codec, camera or workflow over another? Four Corners, in conjunction with Filmspace and FAVA Rental, invite you to join us in a discussion on digital filmmaking for the big screen. Followed by networking in conjunction with Four Corners.
ONEDOTZERO_ADVENTURES IN MOTION 2011
FESTIVAL CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS!
A fantastic opportunity to get your work seen by a like-minded, connected and creative international community.
Celebrating 15 years of onedotzero_adventures in motion, we are seeking innovative short films, installations, interactive work and live audio-visual performances to showcase at the BFI Southbank 23-27 November. The five-day festival will be the first stop on onedotzero’s extensive worldwide network of events.
Submit now!
This is your chance to showcase your work on an international platform and it’s completely FREE to submit!
The early deadline for receiving entries is 30 May 2011, 5pm GMT.