January 12, 2007
Guelph Remember Rings- 8pm, Screening
John Porter
Guelph Community Room, Old Quebec Street Mall, PWYC
John Porter, renowned lo-budget super-8 filmmaker, has proposed to create
an original super 8 film about his personal and family history in Guelph
as part of his on-going Remember Rings series. He will also offer a
workshop the day after the screening about Super8 film production.
January 13, 2007
John Porter Super 8- 10am-4pm, Workshop
Instructor John Porter
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
January 20, 21, 2007
Change Now Film Fest- various times, Screenings
Mackinnon Building, U of G Campus
January 22, 2007
Intro to Final Cut Pro- 7pm-10pm, Workshop
Instructor Scott McGovern
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
Final Cut Pro is a non-linear digital editing system, combining top of the
line functions with an intuitive interface, and is very quickly becoming a
favourite amongst artists and broadcasters. Participants will learn how to
capture and import video, navigate and configure the on-screen interface,
use the editing tools, export files, three point editing, basic effects,
printing to videotape, and exporting a finished sequence for burning to a
DVD. By the end of the course, you will have the skills to produce a short
work with video, text and audio, and transfer to a DVD using DVD Studio
Pro.
The workshop includes four free practice hours to be used within one month
of taking the course.
Scott McGovern studied video at the OCAD, where he received several awards
for his productions. For the past ten years he has been making videos of
all descriptions for himself and others, especially corporate clients. He
has also worked doing tech for big concerts and productions like the Much
Music Video Awards, Cirque du Soleil, and the Rolling Stones. Currently,
Scott stays busy as the Technical Director at Ed Video and as a circus
performer on weekends.
February 10, 2007
How to Keep Your Mac Healthy- 10am-4pm, Workshop
Instructor Dale Kentner
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
Spend some time with an Apple Certified Technician and figure out the
basics. Topics of discussion will include basic maintenance, upgrades, OSX
features, and applications.
Dale Kentner is an Apple Certified Desktop and Portables Technician and a
former Technical Director at Ed Video. Kentner is attempting to lead a
modest suburban lifestyle in Guelph, but somehow trouble always seems to
find him an amusing diversion.
February 15, 2007 (first class!), 6 classes over 12 weeks
Screenwriting 101- 7pm-9pm, Course
Instructor Angus McLellan
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
Blending lessons with working labs, this course will give participants a
broad understanding of the science of writing scripts for the screen. More
than just a set of lesson plans, each participant will be guided through
the screenwriting process to complete a draft or final version of a
script.
Course instructor Angus McLellan, also president of the EVMAC board,
founded his production company Guerilla Force Films in 2001 as a
production house devoted to the art of narrative films. Since then, the
Force has expanded to work in Music Videos, Corporate Work, Videography,
and Documentaries.
February 17, 2007
Stop Motion Animation- 10am-4pm, Workshop
Instructor Grayden Laing
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
Stop motion animation is nearly as old as film itself. Today, it is
easier, cheaper, and more accessible than ever. This workshop will focus
on the technical aspects of producing your own stop motion animations
using basic equipment like webcams, digital still cameras, DV cameras, and
simple animation software. Participants will learn how to make and use
puppets, clay figures, or drawings to create frame by frame movement. The
basics of miniature set construction and lighting are also taught, as well
as post-production concerns like adding audio, mouth movement, and special
effects.
This workshop will be held in Ed Video's brand new Animation Studio! A
room on the third floor has been set up to allow members to shoot their
own animations. It contains a table for the miniature set, a workbench for
prop and puppet construction, an assortment of small lights, and a
Macintosh G4 with appropriate software for animation. The studio may be
booked for one month at a time. This will allow time to create the set and
characters, shoot sequences, and is a suitable place to leave everything
set up between shoots. Best of all, the Animation Studio is available at
no cost to members. So, pick up an application at Ed Video and get
clicking! The results are only limited by your level of dedication and
creativity.
Grayden has had an active interest in animation since working on a short
animated film while studying fine art at York University. Although Grayden
mainly works on stop motion animation, he has also studied and created 2D
classical animation and Flash animation. His formal artist training is as
a painter and sculptor, which helps in the creation of his characters and
sets. For more information about Grayden or to view his stop motion
characters and sets view his website at www.graydenlaing.com.
February 25, 2007
Movie Magic Raffle Draw at E-bar's Oscar Night- 7:30pm, RAFFLE DRAW!!
E-bar
February 27, 2007
Beaches, Bellies and Psychos- 7pm, Screening
E-bar
On February 27th, three new films by Guelph film producers Mary Lalonde,
Peter Szabo and Richard Higgins will be premiered at the E-Bar. The
fundraising event, dubbed "Beaches, Bellies & Psychos" will feature full
screenings of each of the films, live entertainment and a discussion
period with the filmmakers. All proceeds from the event will go to Ed
Video, a non-profit artist run centre.
"Raqs Sharqi, it's no hootchy kootchy", "A Day in the Life of a
Psychopath" and "Life's a Beach" were created as part of Ed Video Media
Arts Centre's ‘Moviemaking 101' program, which is an endeavour designed to
assist first-time filmmakers in producing a quality debut movie. Each of
the filmmakers joined the program with a finished script or concept for a
film, and were guided through the process of producing their film by local
film producer and Ed Video Board President Angus McLellan. Through the
Moviemaking 101 program, each filmmaker was paired with a mentor figure
who provided technical assistance and advice; full access to Ed Video's
production facilities and equipment; and a network of other regional
filmmakers who helped in pre-production, production and editing.
March 2, 2007
T&N Productions Film Bonanza!- 8 pm, Screening
Location TBA
Based out of Orillia, T+N Productions have made over 80 short videos in
the last 10 years. Their videos are funny, satirical, and comment on
commercial media and small-town Ontario mentalities. The prolific video
makers have only ever screened their outrageous videos to friends and
family in Orillia, and are excited to bring a self-curated program to a
new audience in Guelph. T+N Productions is one of the best kept secrets
in rural Ontario, and this program is sure to surprise, entertain, and
engage any audience.
March 3, 2007
Flash- 10am-4pm, Workshop
Instructor Tyler Young
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
In this training course, Tyler teaches various Flash techniques that will
enable you to carry on to create original interactive Flash environments.
Tyler Young is a photographer, designer, and media artist. Tyler enjoys
composing animations using vector art, bitmap images and sound bites to
give a truly captivating experience.
March 12-16, 2007
Zombie School- 12pm-4pm, March Break Camp
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
March 17, 2007
Digital Photography- 10am-4pm, Workshop
Instructor Shawn Mcpherson
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
In this workshop a few simple steps will be taught to help you create more
dynamic and pleasing images. Composition, lighting, and digital imaging
will be touched upon.
Shawn McPherson is a creative photographer known mostly for his portraits
of people. With an extensive artistic background in art and film
production from OCAD, his unique style in photography and imaging has
earned him acclaim in numerous publications across the country. Self
taught, good-looking, and very intelligent :) He looks forward to passing
on his acquired skills in this Digital Photography Workshop.
www.mcphersonsphotography.com
March 31, 2007
Grant Writing - 1pm-3pm (free admission!), Workshop
Instructor Mark Haslam
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
Learn how to turn a great application into a blueprint for your project
and ensure that you realise your artistic vision.
Mark Haslam is the Media and Visual Arts Officer at the Ontario Arts
Council. He spent 8 years making documentaries on human affairs, arts, and
the environment for Vision TV, and has a Master's degree in film from York
University. He was the Founder of the Planet in Focus: International
Environmental Film and Video Festival.
April 1, 2007
Night of the Living Dead - 1:30pm and 9:15pm, Screening
Bookshelf Cinema
Reese Eveneshen, a young filmmaker, pays homage to the 1968 classic The
Night of the Living Dead in this freshly cut zombie flick. Come to enjoy
some of Guelph's finest filmmaking.
April 7, 2007
Intro to DV Production- 10am-4pm, Workshop
Instructor Kevin Hogg
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
This course is great for beginners or video-makers new to Ed Video. This
course will give you the basic orientation to our equipment, how to use
it, and explain key concepts/jargon that can be stumbling blocks when
trying to get the idea in your head out in the world of images. Everyone
begins somewhere and this is a great place to start. It also includes a
follow up orientation with the camera when you book it.
Course instructor Kevin Hogg is a long-time member, and EVMAC technical
director of the not too distant past. He works full-time with video, and
produces his own work in video and music.
April 16, 2007
Sound Post Production- 7:00pm-10:00pm, Workshop
Instructor Kenny Doren
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
This class will introduce participants to Apple's audio editing software
Soundtrack Pro that works in tandem with FinalCut Pro, plus a short audio
overview of FinalCut Pro's audio capabilities. Topics include digital
audio concepts, recording and loading audio from both digital (such as
FinalCut projects and CD) and analogue sources, editing, mixing, adding
effects, and output to CD and video.
April 21, 2007
Screening TV DINNER: Let's Exploit the Televisual Fantasy!- 8pm
67 Norfolk Street (Above Curry in a Hurry).
This screening will exhibit a notch in Canadian video art's belt, as
artists rejected and poked fun at the corporate talking heads projected in
television space. The videos are uncanny and funny, capturing the overly
polished tone (voices, lighting, editing cuts) of television production,
while distorting its message. In the Ed Video archive can be found traces
of the parodical and satirical plays on the tube produced around this
time. Two of Anne Milne's video projects, an episode of Ed Video's
short-lived public access television show entitled Televideo for Cable 8,
1981, and a short called Newsmakers, 1981, show key aspects of this trend.
By contextualizing Anne Milne's videos with a video made for Canadian
television at NSCAD by David Lamelas entitled The Hand, 1976, and General
Idea's Test Tube, 1979, a discernible thread emerges: irony. "Hold on a
second, I think that might be Barbara Walters" you will say. By
appropriating the language of TV and creating caricature, these videos
divulge the secret corporate media tries to keep(shhhh): that television
is some kind of perverse distortion of reality.
April 23, 2007
Intro to Final Cut Pro- 7:00pm-10:00pm, Workshop
Instructor Scott McGovern
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
Final Cut Pro is a non-linear digital editing system, combining top of the
line functions with an intuitive interface, and is very quickly becoming a
favourite amongst artists and broadcasters. Participants will learn how to
capture and import video, navigate and configure the on-screen interface,
use the editing tools, export files, three point editing, basic effects,
printing to videotape, and exporting a finished sequence for burning to a
DVD. By the end of the course, you will have the skills to produce a short
work with video, text and audio, and transfer to a DVD using DVD Studio
Pro.
The workshop includes four free practice hours to be used within one month
of taking the course.
Scott McGovern studied video at the OCAD, where he received several awards
for his productions. For the past ten years he has been making videos of
all descriptions for himself and others, especially corporate clients. He
has also worked doing tech for big concerts and productions like the Much
Music Video Awards, Cirque du Soleil, and the Rolling Stones. Currently,
Scott stays busy as the Technical Director at Ed Video and as a circus
performer on weekends.
April 28, 2007
Intermediate Final Cut Pro- 10am-4pm, Workshop
Instructor Anne Doelman
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
In this advanced workshop, participants will explore Final Cut Pro's
impressive compositing abilities, its infinite key framing control,
nesting effects, and much more.
May 6, 2007
Shakespeare Inspired Video Premiere- 3pm, Screening
Shakespeare Arms, 35 Harvard Rd.
This screening will be a collection of reflections on how Shakespeare's
works still resonate within a contemporary context and across cultural
boundaries. It will be a celebration of Shakespeare through the eyes of
video, including a variety of short films showing the rich artistic
diversity that can be found in Guelph. Each film will address points of
reference and juxtapose ideas and contexts such as 9/11 and the fall of
Rome; rap and the chanting witches of Macbeth, an Aboriginal perspective
on the sonnets, and the Merchant of Venice with scenes of Ontario. This
program will be an exciting opportunity to appreciate Shakespeare within
the realm of video technology.
May 19, 2007
Adobe After Effects- 10am-4pm, Workshop
Instructor Jenn Norton
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
Learn the preferred program to create titles, masks, and for colour
correction. It is used by industry professionals for commercials,
television, and movies.
Jenn Norton is an interdisciplinary artist working in
film/video/electronics producing humourous yet critical works that have
been shown across Canada, the United States, and Europe. Norton draws from
her eclectic experience as a corporate editor, freelance animator, and
circus performer for her quirky, highly visual work. She has won numerous
scholarships and awards for her work and is currently pursuing a Master's
Degree in Fine Art at the University of Guelph.
Guelph Remember Rings- 8pm, Screening
John Porter
Guelph Community Room, Old Quebec Street Mall, PWYC
John Porter, renowned lo-budget super-8 filmmaker, has proposed to create
an original super 8 film about his personal and family history in Guelph
as part of his on-going Remember Rings series. He will also offer a
workshop the day after the screening about Super8 film production.
January 13, 2007
John Porter Super 8- 10am-4pm, Workshop
Instructor John Porter
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
January 20, 21, 2007
Change Now Film Fest- various times, Screenings
Mackinnon Building, U of G Campus
January 22, 2007
Intro to Final Cut Pro- 7pm-10pm, Workshop
Instructor Scott McGovern
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
Final Cut Pro is a non-linear digital editing system, combining top of the
line functions with an intuitive interface, and is very quickly becoming a
favourite amongst artists and broadcasters. Participants will learn how to
capture and import video, navigate and configure the on-screen interface,
use the editing tools, export files, three point editing, basic effects,
printing to videotape, and exporting a finished sequence for burning to a
DVD. By the end of the course, you will have the skills to produce a short
work with video, text and audio, and transfer to a DVD using DVD Studio
Pro.
The workshop includes four free practice hours to be used within one month
of taking the course.
Scott McGovern studied video at the OCAD, where he received several awards
for his productions. For the past ten years he has been making videos of
all descriptions for himself and others, especially corporate clients. He
has also worked doing tech for big concerts and productions like the Much
Music Video Awards, Cirque du Soleil, and the Rolling Stones. Currently,
Scott stays busy as the Technical Director at Ed Video and as a circus
performer on weekends.
February 10, 2007
How to Keep Your Mac Healthy- 10am-4pm, Workshop
Instructor Dale Kentner
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
Spend some time with an Apple Certified Technician and figure out the
basics. Topics of discussion will include basic maintenance, upgrades, OSX
features, and applications.
Dale Kentner is an Apple Certified Desktop and Portables Technician and a
former Technical Director at Ed Video. Kentner is attempting to lead a
modest suburban lifestyle in Guelph, but somehow trouble always seems to
find him an amusing diversion.
February 15, 2007 (first class!), 6 classes over 12 weeks
Screenwriting 101- 7pm-9pm, Course
Instructor Angus McLellan
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
Blending lessons with working labs, this course will give participants a
broad understanding of the science of writing scripts for the screen. More
than just a set of lesson plans, each participant will be guided through
the screenwriting process to complete a draft or final version of a
script.
Course instructor Angus McLellan, also president of the EVMAC board,
founded his production company Guerilla Force Films in 2001 as a
production house devoted to the art of narrative films. Since then, the
Force has expanded to work in Music Videos, Corporate Work, Videography,
and Documentaries.
February 17, 2007
Stop Motion Animation- 10am-4pm, Workshop
Instructor Grayden Laing
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
Stop motion animation is nearly as old as film itself. Today, it is
easier, cheaper, and more accessible than ever. This workshop will focus
on the technical aspects of producing your own stop motion animations
using basic equipment like webcams, digital still cameras, DV cameras, and
simple animation software. Participants will learn how to make and use
puppets, clay figures, or drawings to create frame by frame movement. The
basics of miniature set construction and lighting are also taught, as well
as post-production concerns like adding audio, mouth movement, and special
effects.
This workshop will be held in Ed Video's brand new Animation Studio! A
room on the third floor has been set up to allow members to shoot their
own animations. It contains a table for the miniature set, a workbench for
prop and puppet construction, an assortment of small lights, and a
Macintosh G4 with appropriate software for animation. The studio may be
booked for one month at a time. This will allow time to create the set and
characters, shoot sequences, and is a suitable place to leave everything
set up between shoots. Best of all, the Animation Studio is available at
no cost to members. So, pick up an application at Ed Video and get
clicking! The results are only limited by your level of dedication and
creativity.
Grayden has had an active interest in animation since working on a short
animated film while studying fine art at York University. Although Grayden
mainly works on stop motion animation, he has also studied and created 2D
classical animation and Flash animation. His formal artist training is as
a painter and sculptor, which helps in the creation of his characters and
sets. For more information about Grayden or to view his stop motion
characters and sets view his website at www.graydenlaing.com.
February 25, 2007
Movie Magic Raffle Draw at E-bar's Oscar Night- 7:30pm, RAFFLE DRAW!!
E-bar
February 27, 2007
Beaches, Bellies and Psychos- 7pm, Screening
E-bar
On February 27th, three new films by Guelph film producers Mary Lalonde,
Peter Szabo and Richard Higgins will be premiered at the E-Bar. The
fundraising event, dubbed "Beaches, Bellies & Psychos" will feature full
screenings of each of the films, live entertainment and a discussion
period with the filmmakers. All proceeds from the event will go to Ed
Video, a non-profit artist run centre.
"Raqs Sharqi, it's no hootchy kootchy", "A Day in the Life of a
Psychopath" and "Life's a Beach" were created as part of Ed Video Media
Arts Centre's ‘Moviemaking 101' program, which is an endeavour designed to
assist first-time filmmakers in producing a quality debut movie. Each of
the filmmakers joined the program with a finished script or concept for a
film, and were guided through the process of producing their film by local
film producer and Ed Video Board President Angus McLellan. Through the
Moviemaking 101 program, each filmmaker was paired with a mentor figure
who provided technical assistance and advice; full access to Ed Video's
production facilities and equipment; and a network of other regional
filmmakers who helped in pre-production, production and editing.
March 2, 2007
T&N Productions Film Bonanza!- 8 pm, Screening
Location TBA
Based out of Orillia, T+N Productions have made over 80 short videos in
the last 10 years. Their videos are funny, satirical, and comment on
commercial media and small-town Ontario mentalities. The prolific video
makers have only ever screened their outrageous videos to friends and
family in Orillia, and are excited to bring a self-curated program to a
new audience in Guelph. T+N Productions is one of the best kept secrets
in rural Ontario, and this program is sure to surprise, entertain, and
engage any audience.
March 3, 2007
Flash- 10am-4pm, Workshop
Instructor Tyler Young
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
In this training course, Tyler teaches various Flash techniques that will
enable you to carry on to create original interactive Flash environments.
Tyler Young is a photographer, designer, and media artist. Tyler enjoys
composing animations using vector art, bitmap images and sound bites to
give a truly captivating experience.
March 12-16, 2007
Zombie School- 12pm-4pm, March Break Camp
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
March 17, 2007
Digital Photography- 10am-4pm, Workshop
Instructor Shawn Mcpherson
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
In this workshop a few simple steps will be taught to help you create more
dynamic and pleasing images. Composition, lighting, and digital imaging
will be touched upon.
Shawn McPherson is a creative photographer known mostly for his portraits
of people. With an extensive artistic background in art and film
production from OCAD, his unique style in photography and imaging has
earned him acclaim in numerous publications across the country. Self
taught, good-looking, and very intelligent :) He looks forward to passing
on his acquired skills in this Digital Photography Workshop.
www.mcphersonsphotography.com
March 31, 2007
Grant Writing - 1pm-3pm (free admission!), Workshop
Instructor Mark Haslam
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
Learn how to turn a great application into a blueprint for your project
and ensure that you realise your artistic vision.
Mark Haslam is the Media and Visual Arts Officer at the Ontario Arts
Council. He spent 8 years making documentaries on human affairs, arts, and
the environment for Vision TV, and has a Master's degree in film from York
University. He was the Founder of the Planet in Focus: International
Environmental Film and Video Festival.
April 1, 2007
Night of the Living Dead - 1:30pm and 9:15pm, Screening
Bookshelf Cinema
Reese Eveneshen, a young filmmaker, pays homage to the 1968 classic The
Night of the Living Dead in this freshly cut zombie flick. Come to enjoy
some of Guelph's finest filmmaking.
April 7, 2007
Intro to DV Production- 10am-4pm, Workshop
Instructor Kevin Hogg
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
This course is great for beginners or video-makers new to Ed Video. This
course will give you the basic orientation to our equipment, how to use
it, and explain key concepts/jargon that can be stumbling blocks when
trying to get the idea in your head out in the world of images. Everyone
begins somewhere and this is a great place to start. It also includes a
follow up orientation with the camera when you book it.
Course instructor Kevin Hogg is a long-time member, and EVMAC technical
director of the not too distant past. He works full-time with video, and
produces his own work in video and music.
April 16, 2007
Sound Post Production- 7:00pm-10:00pm, Workshop
Instructor Kenny Doren
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
This class will introduce participants to Apple's audio editing software
Soundtrack Pro that works in tandem with FinalCut Pro, plus a short audio
overview of FinalCut Pro's audio capabilities. Topics include digital
audio concepts, recording and loading audio from both digital (such as
FinalCut projects and CD) and analogue sources, editing, mixing, adding
effects, and output to CD and video.
April 21, 2007
Screening TV DINNER: Let's Exploit the Televisual Fantasy!- 8pm
67 Norfolk Street (Above Curry in a Hurry).
This screening will exhibit a notch in Canadian video art's belt, as
artists rejected and poked fun at the corporate talking heads projected in
television space. The videos are uncanny and funny, capturing the overly
polished tone (voices, lighting, editing cuts) of television production,
while distorting its message. In the Ed Video archive can be found traces
of the parodical and satirical plays on the tube produced around this
time. Two of Anne Milne's video projects, an episode of Ed Video's
short-lived public access television show entitled Televideo for Cable 8,
1981, and a short called Newsmakers, 1981, show key aspects of this trend.
By contextualizing Anne Milne's videos with a video made for Canadian
television at NSCAD by David Lamelas entitled The Hand, 1976, and General
Idea's Test Tube, 1979, a discernible thread emerges: irony. "Hold on a
second, I think that might be Barbara Walters" you will say. By
appropriating the language of TV and creating caricature, these videos
divulge the secret corporate media tries to keep(shhhh): that television
is some kind of perverse distortion of reality.
April 23, 2007
Intro to Final Cut Pro- 7:00pm-10:00pm, Workshop
Instructor Scott McGovern
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
Final Cut Pro is a non-linear digital editing system, combining top of the
line functions with an intuitive interface, and is very quickly becoming a
favourite amongst artists and broadcasters. Participants will learn how to
capture and import video, navigate and configure the on-screen interface,
use the editing tools, export files, three point editing, basic effects,
printing to videotape, and exporting a finished sequence for burning to a
DVD. By the end of the course, you will have the skills to produce a short
work with video, text and audio, and transfer to a DVD using DVD Studio
Pro.
The workshop includes four free practice hours to be used within one month
of taking the course.
Scott McGovern studied video at the OCAD, where he received several awards
for his productions. For the past ten years he has been making videos of
all descriptions for himself and others, especially corporate clients. He
has also worked doing tech for big concerts and productions like the Much
Music Video Awards, Cirque du Soleil, and the Rolling Stones. Currently,
Scott stays busy as the Technical Director at Ed Video and as a circus
performer on weekends.
April 28, 2007
Intermediate Final Cut Pro- 10am-4pm, Workshop
Instructor Anne Doelman
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
In this advanced workshop, participants will explore Final Cut Pro's
impressive compositing abilities, its infinite key framing control,
nesting effects, and much more.
May 6, 2007
Shakespeare Inspired Video Premiere- 3pm, Screening
Shakespeare Arms, 35 Harvard Rd.
This screening will be a collection of reflections on how Shakespeare's
works still resonate within a contemporary context and across cultural
boundaries. It will be a celebration of Shakespeare through the eyes of
video, including a variety of short films showing the rich artistic
diversity that can be found in Guelph. Each film will address points of
reference and juxtapose ideas and contexts such as 9/11 and the fall of
Rome; rap and the chanting witches of Macbeth, an Aboriginal perspective
on the sonnets, and the Merchant of Venice with scenes of Ontario. This
program will be an exciting opportunity to appreciate Shakespeare within
the realm of video technology.
May 19, 2007
Adobe After Effects- 10am-4pm, Workshop
Instructor Jenn Norton
Ed Video Media Arts Centre
Learn the preferred program to create titles, masks, and for colour
correction. It is used by industry professionals for commercials,
television, and movies.
Jenn Norton is an interdisciplinary artist working in
film/video/electronics producing humourous yet critical works that have
been shown across Canada, the United States, and Europe. Norton draws from
her eclectic experience as a corporate editor, freelance animator, and
circus performer for her quirky, highly visual work. She has won numerous
scholarships and awards for her work and is currently pursuing a Master's
Degree in Fine Art at the University of Guelph.