Creating in Abstraction: A Group Exhibition of 11 Global Contemporary Artists
Mar 20, 2024
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Oct 07 - Nov 04, 2023
This hands-on class for new filmmakers focuses on how to plan, shoot and edit a short documentary.
This hands-on class for new filmmakers focuses on how to plan, shoot and edit a short documentary. The class will introduce participants to visual storytelling by combining an interview with B-roll and still photos/archive images. The workshop will include hands-on experience with digital video cameras and the Adobe Premiere editing system.
Camera equipment and access to a computer lab with the Adobe Premiere editing system will be provided. Participants will work in small teams to produce a ... view more »
$595 if you register and pay by September 4
$615 if you register and pay by September 27
$625 if you register and pay by September 29 - 5pm
If your circumstances change and you must withdraw from a class after registering, please be aware of our refund policy:
Withdrawal 20 or more calendar days before the first day of a program: 75% refund
Withdrawal 11-19 calendar days before the first day of a program: 50% refund
Withdrawal 10 or fewer calendar days before a program: No refund
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Michael Anthony has 20 years of content creation experience crafting web series, narrative films, live stream shows, and documentaries. His films have been screened at numerous film festivals around the country, including Martha's Vineyard, Chicago, and Atlanta to name a few. His short film, “Choices” won best short narrative film at the Spaghetti Junction Film Festival, and his documentary “Walls that Bleed” was nominated for some very prestigious awards including one sponsored by HBO. Michael Anthony holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Professional Theater with a concentration in Directing from North Carolina A&T State University, and a Master of Fine Arts in Experimental and Documentary Arts from Duke University.
Our entrance is on Apple Ave. around the corner from Alexander House.
The Cameron Street garage is open 24/7 and requires payment between 7 am - 7 pm on weekdays ($1 per hour for the first four hours and 65 cents per hour for each additional hour). Parking in the garage is free on weekends, federal holidays, and after 7 pm on weekdays. You must remember your space number and pay at one of the pay stations with cash, credit card, or the ParkMobile or MobileNow apps.
You can also sometimes find nearby metered street parking as well. While street spaces are usually free after 6 pm, they do require payment during the daytime Mondays-Saturdays and most are limited to one or two hours. Meters accept coins or the Parkmobile and MobileNow apps.
Do NOT park (or even stand) in any spots marked for police only.