Recognising the important role shorts have in cinema, storytelling, and culture, Sundance
Institute presents Shorts Workshop: London to help empower the next generation of artists.
Made a short film or just starting out, this Saturday seminar of Sundance-organised
panels and discussions will offer first-hand advice, insight and access into the world of
story development, production, working with cast and crew, and will help you to get the
most out of making and presenting your short film.
Experienced filmmakers will talk on stage about the finer points of their craft – how to work
with characters and dialogue in a script; how to work with cinematographers, editors and
all crew to create a healthy and collaborative experience; working with actors to give what
they need to embody the film on screen; and going from working in shorts to various career
opportunities. Short Film Programmers from the Sundance Film Festival will discuss how
the festival works and how to navigate the festival world at large. All panel discussions will
leave plenty of time open for Q&A from the audience.
Panelists include: Mahalia Belo, Volume, Jason Michael Berman, The Dry Land, Jess +
Moss, LUV, Little Accidents, Sara Colangelo, Little Accidents, Rose McGowan, Dawn, Daniel
Mulloy, Antonio’s Breakfast, Dad, Baby, Son, David Zellner, Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter.
Plus representatives from BAFTA, BFI, Film London and Talenthouse.
Shorts Workshop: London Tickets are £100 + booking fee
Shorts Workshop: London
26 April – 12:30 – 18:00
Recognising the important role shorts have in cinema, storytelling, and culture, Sundance Institute presents Shorts Workshop: London to help empower the next generation of artists.
Made a short film or just starting out, this Saturday seminar of Sundance-organised panels and discussions will offer first-hand advice, insight and access into the world of story development, production, working with cast and crew, and will help you to get the most out of making and presenting your short film.
Experienced filmmakers will talk on stage about the finer points of their craft – how to work with characters and dialogue in a script; how to work with cinematographers, editors and all crew to create a healthy and collaborative experience; working with actors to give what they need to embody the film on screen; and going from working in shorts to various career opportunities. Short Film Programmers from the Sundance Film Festival will discuss how the festival works and how to navigate the festival world at large. All panel discussions will leave plenty of time open for Q&A from the audience.
Audience participation is encouraged!
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