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Please be
aware that depending upon enrollment,
the workshop
schedule is subject to change on short notice.
Call Anne at 781-321-6400 for the latest info
or send an
email: anne@matv.org
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schedule of media workshops
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current schedule of media workshops
MATV offers a
wide range of media production courses
available to members of the Malden community. Through
the years, we have trained 8 year-olds and 80 year-old
to produce their own TV programs! Our members produce
in many languages and on a wide variety of subjects.
During the training process, all our participants discover the power of
the electronic media to mold and shape
the form of the message delivered. In order to take
the training workshops, you must become a member of
MATV (see Membership Information).
All members
begin within a one evening orientation prior to taking any classes. The
orientation provides a guided tour of the facilities, a history of
access TV and MATV, an overview of our policies and procedures, and
advice on how to effectively use the resources available.
MATV members can
become certified in portable video production by taking the four- part
Intro to Video Production course. In the process of taking this course,
members will produce a short "certification tape". Once the
certification tape has been accepted, members can go on to produce
programs to be shown on the appropriate channel. Members
will be shown how to fill out a Program Proposal form
(available only at the MATV facility). Once the Program
Proposal is approved, members may book equipment according
to the guidelines explained in the introductory course.
In order
to become certified in producing programs using the MATV television
studios, members must take the appropriate course, either the four-part
Introduction to Studio A or the one-evening Introduction to Studio B.
It is recommended
that class participants take the full Intro to Video
Production course prior to taking the studio classes.
Once certified producers have produced a program beyond
their certification tape, it is recommended that they
begin taking intermediate and advanced level workshops
to hone their production skills.
An ongoing
Production Seminar class meets every three weeks and is open to all
certified producers who are working on a program. The seminar class is
intended to guide producers in the making of their programs from
pre-production stage to edited
program. Input and support from the instructor and
the peer participants help producers attain a better
finished product and improve their technical skills
in the process. The viewing of pre-production materials,
rough footage, and rough edits is an important aspect
of the seminar class.
We are
always looking to diversify our workshops offerings. If you are an
experienced instructor in any aspect of media production and are
interested in teaching at MATV, please see
the information about freelance postions at MATV on
the Oppportunities page
on this web site.
MATV Workshop
Schedule March - July 2007
(Click on a class title to read more or scroll
down through the entire list)
Orientation
An overview of our history, structure, services, and programs.
This presentation is open to anyone in the Malden community who wishes
to be involved with MATV in any capacity. The orientation is also
a prerequisite for all of the MATV production courses.
Wednesday, March 28
6:30 - 8:30 pm
Wednesday, May 23
6:30 - 8:30pm
Wednesday, June 20
6:30 - 8:30pm
No fee
Led by Anne D’Urso-Rose
Basic Video
Production
Learn all the necessary steps of portable video production so
that you
can make your own videos! This four-part
class covers basic use of a digital camcorder, shooting techniques,
pre-production planning, audio basics, and digital editing (using the
Macintosh-based
iMovie software). During the course, class participants will work to
produce
their own 3-5 minute “certification tape” to be completed on their own
time. Upon successful completion of this
tape, you will become a certified MATV Portable Video Producer. You can then have free access to camera
equipment and editing facilities to make your own programs for MATV.
Session 1: Tuesdays
&
Wednesdays, April 3, 4, 10 & 11
(All
classes are 6:30-9pm)
Session 2: Tuesdays
&
Wednesdays, June 26, 27, July 10, & 11
(All classes are
6:30-9pm)
Fee: $10
Taught
by Anne D’Urso-Rose
Using the Sony
VX-2000
The Sony VX-2000 is a three-chip
digital high-end camcorder
that is available to anyone who has completed at least one program
beyond the
certification tape and has attended this training workshop. This class details the operation of the
camera and assumes you have already had experience in general shooting
technique.
PREREQUISITE: Completion of one program beyond your
certification tape.
Wednesday, May 30 7:00
- 9:00pm
Fee: $5
Taught
by Anne D’Urso-Rose
Introduction to Final Cut Pro Non-Linear Editing
Software
Final Cut Pro is a
Macintosh-based software program used in
professional television production and available to MATV producers on
our G4
editing system in Edit Room 1. This
hands-on course for experienced editors provides an introduction to
this
powerful editing program.
PREREQUISITE:
You
must complete two programs beyond your basic certification in iMovie.
Thursdays, March 8, 15, 22,
& 29 (All classes are 6:30
- 8:30pm)
Fee: $30
Taught
by Alisa Brugnoli
Advanced Final Cut Pro: Working with
Soundtrack and LiveType
Learn how to make the most of
Final Cut Pro using Soundtrack
and LiveType. In this class, you'll learn to compose your
own music,
create dazzling graphics, and enhance your editing experience with
these
creative and exciting programs.
PREREQUISITE: Completion
of Final Cut Pro class and at
least 2 programs using Final Cut Pro
Thursdays, March 8, 15, 22, & 29
(All classes are 6:30
- 8:30pm)
Fee: $30
Taught
by Alisa Brugnoli
Introduction to Studio Production
Quiet on the
set…and
ACTION! Learn the ins and outs of studio
production in this six-part class that covers both the technical use of
our
state-of-the-art digital studio and the production planning needed to
put
together a studio-based program. Students
will learn all the various positions:
camera, floor directing,
audio, switching, tape tech, lighting, graphics, and directing. In the last session, students will put
together and shoot a program to be shown on the channel.
By attending all six sessions and assisting
on two more studio productions, you will become certified as an MATV
Studio
Producer.
Various
Weeknights,
May 29, 31, June 4, 7, 11, & 14
(All classes are 6:30 - 9pm)
Fee:
$10
Taught by Terlonzo Amos & Ron Cox
Advanced iMovie
For anyone already certified in Basic Video Production, this
one-evening class gives you extra guided practice with iMovie and
teaches some
advanced techniques such as doing cutaways and working with audio
tracks.
Wednesdays, June 6 & 13
6:30
- 9pm
Fee: $10
Taught
by Anne D’Urso-Rose
Switching &
Directing in Studio A
Learn to use the switcher in Studio A and perform the
switcher role. The basics of directing will also be covered, including
practice
exercises for the class. You can get
certified in these two areas by volunteering on two studio shoots (per
role).
None at this time
Fee: $5
Taught by Anne D’Urso-Rose
Using Inscriber:
Computer Graphics for Studio Production
Inscriber is powerful PC-based software used for creating
professional-looking graphics and text that can be integrated into your
studio productions during a studio shoot. Using a variety of
templates, or by creating work from scratch, you can make credits,
“lower thirds”, show opens, animated images, and much more. You
will also learn how to bring up the graphics during a studio
shoot. This is a much-needed role in many studio shoots. You can
become certified in this piece of studio equipment by taking this
class, completing an assignment, and volunteering in this role on two
studio shoots.
Prerequisite: You must be comfortable using a computer, with basic
knowledge of Windows and other software applications.
Wednesdays, March 28 & April 11
(Classes are 6:30 - 9pm)
Fee: $5
Taught
by Patrick Gordon
Lighting
for Studio A
An in-depth introduction to lighting for studio
productions. This course will cover
types of lighting fixtures; the basics of three-point lighting; and
lighting
for special effects and backgrounds. This
is a hands-on class where students will help place the lights
necessary in each demonstration. The
goal is to make each student comfortable with creating a quality
lighting
set-up for various types of studio programs.
By Request
6:30
- 8:30pm
Fee: $5
Instructor to be announced
Production Seminar
A class for recently certified
producers or anyone who has
an idea for a new program they would like to produce.
The class will provide an overview of the
stages and types of pre-production planning, including treatments,
storyboarding, scriptwriting, and narration. The
class will also provide an opportunity to
share your ideas and
develop your concept, even to show rough footage clips if you have
already
started working on your program. The
class will also point you towards all resources available at MATV that
can be
helpful to your production.
PREREQUISITE: Basic Video or
Studio Production certification
Wednesday, April 25
6:30
- 9pm
No fee
Taught
by Anne D’Urso-Rose
Blogging 101
What is a blog? How can I make
one to augment my video
program? Is it really free? Can I post audio and video to my blog? This
introductory class will answer these questions and get you blogging in
no time.
There will be an assignment between the first and the second session,
and then
an opportunity to share blogs in the second session.
Must have basic computer skills.
Tuesdays, June 12 & 26
(Classes are 6:30 - 9pm)
Fee: $10
Taught by Patrick Gordon
Other
Classes Offered By Request
- Intro to Photoshop
- Studio B training
- Daytime Basic Video
- iMovie Editing
& others
by suggestion
Feel free to make
suggestions for advanced and special classes. If we have enough
interested participants, we’ll offer the class!
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