Using examples from a variety of time-based art forms, the workshop will demonstrate how to organize footage, sound and “content” over time.
Topics will include:
• thematic, narrative, chronological and chaptered structures
• arcs, tension, conflict and resolution
• the use of binaries and polarities over time
• content distillation, module structures and “back” editing
• motifs, foreshadowing and flashbacks
• applying the structural devices of music and writing to narrative forms
• organizing footage and timelines for effective time-based editing
- maximum capacity: 10
- 3 hours of instruction
Instructor: Dennis DayDennis Day is an award-winning visual artist and editor, who has produced, directed and exhibited over a dozen short video projects of his own. Over his 25 year career, he has also worked and collaborated with numerous artists as a film/video editor and compositor. He most recently taught post-production and visual effects in the Film & Media Program at Humber College (Lakeshore Campus). Dennis also works with digital photography, and his latest body of photo-based works was a Featured Exhibition at this year’s CONTACT photo festival. |
$0 | | all-in or workshop member | $10 | | production member | $65 | | nonmember |
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