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GMAI Will Offer Fourth Summer Course on Audiovisual Production in
Collaboration with NYU’s Opportunities Program and One Race Films
New York, April 3, 2009
The Global Media Arts Institute (GMAI), an initiative of Global
Foundation for Democracy and Development (GFDD)
and Fundación Global Democracia y Desarrollo (FUNGLODE),
will offer for the fourth time, in collaboration with New York University’s
Opportunity Program and One Race Films, the summer course “Introduction to
Audiovisual Production: Film and Television.” Classes will be held June
1-26, 2009 from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm at FUNGLODE Headquarters in Santo
Domingo.
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.
Week 1: Students will develop a 30 second commercial or public service
announcement, and will then learn how to edit it using Final Cut Pro.
Week 2: Students will learn about the production of live television
programming at the Telecentro Studio.
Week 3: Students will utilize the software, Final Draft, to produce a 3
page script.
Week 4: Four 10-15 minute films will be chosen to be developed. All
projects will be directed, realized and edited by the students.
Course instruction will be provided by Irving Vincent and George Argento,
Director and Technical Director, respectively, of New York University’s
Opportunity Programs.
GMAI is dedicated to providing up-and-coming professionals in the
television and film industry with comprehensive instruction in the latest
trends in audiovisual production, as part of its overall mission to expand
the multimedia industry of the Dominican Republic. The Institute seeks to
play a key role in the development of a highly qualified Dominican
audiovisual industry that significantly contributes to the economic
development, competitiveness and modernization of the nation.
Registration information:
The cost of the program is RD$8,500.00 per person. There is a class
limit of 20 participants.
Persons interested in registering for the course and/or receiving
further information should contact the FUNGLODE Audiovisual Department.
E-mail:
igm@globalfoundationdd.org
Tel: (809) 685-9966, ext. 2110/ 2112/ 2113
Course Program
Application Form
Related links:
www.nyu.edu/op
www.oneracefilms.com
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