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Courses 2011
Digital Imaging Fundamentals
Date: January 25-29, 2011
Location: FUNGLODE Headquarters
Instructors: Martin Dunn, CV
Description: This course covers digital image manipulation, editing and file management techniques using industry software. Introduces students to personal computers, the Macintosh Operating System and peripheral devices as graphic production tools for design, photography and digital media.
Collaborating Institutions: Daytona State College
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1/17/2011 - “Fundamentals of the Digital Image” Course Being Offered This Month
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Film Appreciation as Part of its Public Training Project
Date: February 7-11, 2011
Location: FUNGLODE Headquarters
Instructors: Carlos Mario Pineda Echavarría
Description: Explain the ways in which the image structure in the films, as part of a desire to expand the number of persons able to recognize some specific evidence. Also, more people will be more discerning of opportunities to promote and push new levels of available films.
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1/26/2011 - Global Media Arts Institute to Offer “Film Appreciation” as Part of its Public Training Project
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Digital Imaging Fundamentals II
Date: February 21-25, 2011
Location: FUNGLODE Headquarters
Instructors: Martin Dunn, CV
Description: A continuation of Digital Imaging Fundamentals, this course combines digital technology processes with fundamental photography skills. Emphasis is on tools, techniques, and aesthetics in a range of visual communication applications.
Collaborating Institutions: Daytona State College
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Web Design I
Date: March 28 to April 1, 2011
Location: FUNGLODE Headquarters
Instructors: Martin Dunn, CV
Description: An introduction to professional tools, techniques and methods used in web publishing. Current industry production software is used to create and edit electronic pages, layouts and websites. This course is repeatable one time for credit. (Prerequisite: Digital Imaging Fundamentals.)
Collaborating Institutions: Daytona State College
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Web Design II
Date: April 25-29, 2011
Location: FUNGLODE Headquarters
Instructors: Martin Dunn, CV
Description: This course explores the advanced study of specific conceptual, aesthetic, and production design issues for interactive websites. Current industry production software is used to develop electronic pages and paths that contain animation, sound and video. (Prerequisite: Web Desing I)
Collaborating Institutions: Daytona State College
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Multimedia Authoring II
Date: May 23-27, 2011
Location: FUNGLODE Headquarters
Instructors: Martin Dunn, CV
Description: An introduction to the design and construction of multimedia presentation materials for a range of electronic media. The student creates, arranges and manages audio, video, animation, graphics, typographic, and photographic sources to create effective informational, navigational, and interactive syntax.
Collaborating Institutions: Daytona State College
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Courses 2009
TV I, TV II
Date: July 6-17, 2009
Location: FUNGLODE Headquarters
Instructors: Mike Rentelli, CV
Description: “TV I” provides course participants with instruction on all facets of in studio television production, including: floor direction, technical direction, camera usage and filming, lighting and sound. “TV II,” a continuation of “TV I”, emphasizes the quality standards required by modern television. During this course, students analyze the productions they realized in “TV I” and work to improve their abilities in all areas of television production.
Collaborating Institutions: Daytona State College
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7/2/2009 – GMAI and Daytona State College Will Present Courses on Television Production in July
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• Introduction to Audiovisual Production: Film and Television
Date: June 1-26, 2009, 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Location: FUNGLODE Headquarters
Instructors: Irving Vincent, Director, and George Argento, Technical Director, New YorkUniversity 's Opportunity Programs
Description: The objective of the course is to equip Dominican students with the skills necessary to work in the film and television industry. Each student will have the chance to learn about the responsibilities associated with each component of the production process and will then have the opportunity to apply their acquired knowledge. Throughout the course, students will also be provided with the opportunity to fine-tune their oral communication skills, in turn, furthering their capacity to effectively convey their creative visions to their colleagues.
Collaborating Institutions: New YorkUniversity's Opportunity Programs and One Race Films
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4/3/2009 - GMAI Will Offer Fourth Summer Course on Audiovisual Production in Collaboration with NYU's Opportunities Program and One Race Films
6/26/2009 -Fourth Annual GMAI Summer Course Comes to a Successful Close
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Courses 2008
• Cinematographic Appreciation and Audience Formation
Date: July 21-26, 2008
Location: FUNGLODE Headquarters
Instructor: Carlos Mario Pineda Echevarría, Psychologist and Specialist in Cultural Management, Universidad de Antioquia, Medellín, Colombia
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29/7/2008 - GMAI Offers Course on Cinematographic Appreciation and Audience Formation
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• Introduction to Audiovisual Production: Film and Television
Date: Monday – Friday, June 2-27, 2008, 9:00 am -- 2:00 pm
Location: FUNGLODE
Instructors: Irving Vincent, Director, and George Argento, Technical Director, New York University ’s Opportunity Programs
Description: Students will learn about all aspects of production by conceptualizing, directing, producing and editing commercials, public service announcements and short films.
Collaborating Institutions: New York University’s Opportunity Programs and One Race Films
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5/5/2008 -- GMAI Offers 2008 Summer Course on Audiovisual Production in Collaboration with NYU’s Opportunities Program and One Race Films
6/2/2008 -- 2008 Summer Course on Audiovisual Production Commences
6/29/2008 --- GMAI Celebrates Graduation of Audiovisual Production Class and Presentation of Student Works
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• Course on Documentary Film
Date: April 28 – May 2, 2008
Location: FUNGLODE
Instructor: Jorge Fuentes, Professor of Documentary Film, Escuela Internacional de Cine y Televisión
Description: Students will learn about the history of documentary film, how the genre can serve as a creative interpretation of reality, and carry-out projects, which will culminate in the making of a documentary film.
Collaborating Institution: Escuela Internacional de Cine y Televisión (International School of Film and Televisión)
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5/6/2008 - Documentary Film Course Closing Ceremony
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Courses 2007
• Introduction to Audiovisual Production: Film and Television
Date: Monday – Friday, June 4-29, 2007
Location: FUNGLODE
Description: The objective of this course is to provide students with the training required to work in the television and film industry.Upon completion of this course, students will have acquired the skills necessary to transform their ideas into audiovisual productions.
Students will receive thorough instruction in the following areas: script writing, camera usage, the employment of light and sound, the development of storyboards, and editing.
The first week of the course, students will develop a 30 second commercial or public service announcement, and will then learn how to edit it using Final Cut Pro.The second week of the course, students will learn about the production of live television programming at the Telecentro Studio.The third week of the course, students will utilize the software, Final Draft, to produce a 3 page script.During the final week of the course, four 10-15 minute films will be chosen to be developed.Each student will play a distinct role in the production process.
Collaborating Institutions: The Global Media Arts Institute, One Race Films, and New York University's Opportunity Program
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Courses 2006
• Introduction to Audiovisual Production: Film and Television
Date: June 5-30, 2006
Location: FUNGLODE
Instructor:
Irving Vincent
Description: Students acquired knowledge of the technical and creative demands of cinematography through hands-on-study.They learned how to use composition, light, and color to establish mood, manipulate emotions, and portray a story.Students worked with storyboards, gels, and filters to attain a practical understanding of how onscreen images are created.
Collaborating Institutions: The Global Media Arts Institute, New York University's Opportunity Program, and One Race Films.
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