Podcasts about colorado film school

I had a fun chat with our guest today. We hit it off pre-interviewing, geeking out about James Cameron and his latest masterclass, and so much more. On the show this today is Will Hicks who is head of Screenwriting and production at Colorado Film School and an associate professor at the Community College of Aurora.Will had a start in producing and screenwriting earlier in his career until making the shift to teaching few years in --- appreciating more, the elements of studying the craft of form and purity in teaching that he feels are more rewarding.His commitment to academia led to publishing his book, The Screenwriter's Workout, which we discuss lengthy in this interview. The Screenwriter's Workout is a training program consisting of over 75 exercises and activities designed for screenwriters. It aims to help screenwriters explore their creativity and strengthen their storytelling skills.The book includes exercises on designing dynamic characters, exploring structure, creating stories, redefining conflict, analyzing the work, craft compelling loglines ad discovering interactive screenwriting.The 2021 Variety Entertainment Impact Report featured Hicks on its Top 50 Film Schools and Instructors from around the world list---revering his 100 plus professional credits nurturing some of the best talents in the country.Besides talking about Hick's career teaching screenwriting, we also do some surface character building and storytelling analysis of some famous films and writers. But also, the complexity of writing the end of a sustaining story for TV.Enjoy this conversation with Will Hicks.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/2664729/advertisement

What goes into building a soundtrack for a short film? And collaborating with a sound team when you're dealing with a short time frame? And an even more limited budget?To help us answer those questions and more, Glenn moderates a panel discussion with some of the filmmakers from this year's Aspen Shortsfest — which is, without question, one of the best film festivals in the world for short films and short filmmakers:- Madli Lääne, Director of “Dear Passengers”- Nikita Diakur, Director of “Backflip”- Luis Fernando Puente, Director of “I Have No Tears, and I Must Cry”This is a great discussion about the creative process of storytelling. And how that process translates into crafting a compelling soundtrack for a film… regardless of runtime!Sound teams for the short films:“Dear Passengers”Sound Designer - Markus AndreasComposer - Patrick McGinleyFoley Artist - Anna-Maria JamsFoley Recordist - Joonas TaimlaAdditional Sound Effects - Aleksandra Koel“Backflip”Sound Designer - David Kamphttps://www.nytimes.com/video/opinion/100000008901281/backflip.html“I Have No Tears, and I Must Cry”Sound Designer - Erik NaumannComposer - Jorge MurciaTeaser: https://vimeo.com/718108679Many thanks to the faculty and students of Colorado Film School, who filmed and recorded this panel discussion for us: Sound Recordist - Diana FloodCamera Operators - Tim Bulger, Wil Francis, Felicia Hettinga, Lucas LacyEditor - Quinton KaineProduction Assistants - Skylar McKelvey, Geneva SchaferInstructor, Post Supervisor - Matt BaxterInstructor, Production Supervisor - Aaron KoehlerAnd extra special thanks to Aspen Shortsfest:Susan Wrubel - Executive + Artistic DirectorJason Anderson - Shortsfest Program DirectorErin McVoy - Operations + Production DirectorRegna Frank-Jones - Head of Education Allie Wrubel - Program + Marketing ManagerRoger Ramos - Program + Education Coordinatorhttps://aspenfilm.org/our-festivals/shortsfest/Please subscribe to The Dolby Institute Podcast wherever you get your podcasts.You can also check out the video for this episode.Learn more about the Dolby Institute and check out Dolby.com. Connect with Dolby on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or LinkedIn.

Sarah a film school student discuss how to get student films into festivals as well as the topic of representation in the film industry. She pulls from experiences she has had and talks about the topic from a wide perspective.    follow Brenden Pachniak: : https://www.instagram.com/brenden_pac/https://twitter.com/brendenpac 

I have a couple guests today. My friend CJ Coccia from Telemark Colorado is back on. He's one of the brains behind Telemark Colorado along with his buds Brian Strickland & Erik Jensen. He is rolling solo today, reppin' The TC Crew but he has brought with him two other guys:  Taylor “T2” Hennum:  who was born in New Hampshire and grew up at a small hill called Granite Gorge. T2 moved to salt lake city last year to work at freeheel life and improve his tele turns.  He's also brought along Curtis Devore — who since a young age, had a passion for photography and filmmaking. Growing up near Lake Tahoe, he always appreciated the outdoors and enjoyed using a camera to capture his favorite moments in life.  He attended Colorado Film School, where he obtained a film degree emphasizing in Cinematography. We had a great chat about Telemark Colorado's movie WHY NOT? That dropped this past fall. All three of these guys were involved in the production in different ways and I thought it would be great to get them together for a chat about it all. SIGN UP FOR THE MAILING LIST: https://bit.ly/FHLMailingList   Connect with Josh and the Freeheel Life Family  Josh on Instagram and Twitter  Telemark Skier Magazine on Instagram, Twitter and YouTube Freeheel Life on Instagram and Twitter Shop The Freeheel Life Telemark Shop  HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT US  Shop Telemark at  FREEHEELLIFE.COM Subscribe & Become a Supporter of TelemarkSkier.com for articles, gear reviews, & more! Email Podcast@freeheellife.com  

This episode we touch on how Erick got his start. Why someone should or shouldn't go to film school and attempt to tackle the question dose an individuals perspective matter when trying to tell a story.

In the first episode of this new season, Oreoluwa is joined in the studio by filmmaker, Dare Olaitan for a conversation about the importance of economics in filmmaking. Born in Lagos, Nigeria, Dare studied Economics and Business Management in his undergraduate studies in Illinois Wesleyan College. After deciding that the biggest area for growth in the African Market was located in film production he pivoted to a film directing/screen-writing degree at the Colorado Film School. He has been working in the film industry for six years and is responsible for critically acclaimed films such as Ojukokoro, Knock Out Blessing and most recently, Dwindle. He is the Founder and managing director of Singularity Media LTD.

I had a fun chat with our guest today. We hit it off pre-interviewing, geeking out about James Cameron and his latest masterclass, and so much more. On the show this today is Will Hicks who is head of Screenwriting and production at Colorado Film School and an associate professor at the Community College of Aurora.Will had a start in producing and screenwriting earlier in his career until making the shift to teaching few years in --- appreciating more, the elements of studying the craft of form and purity in teaching that he feels are more rewarding.His commitment to academia led to publishing his book, The Screenwriter's Workout, which we discuss lengthy in this interview. The Screenwriter's Workout is a training program consisting of over 75 exercises and activities designed for screenwriters. It aims to help screenwriters explore their creativity and strengthen their storytelling skills.The book includes exercises on designing dynamic characters, exploring structure, creating stories, redefining conflict, analyzing the work, craft compelling loglines ad discovering interactive screenwriting.The 2021 Variety Entertainment Impact Report featured Hicks on its Top 50 Film Schools and Instructors from around the world list---revering his 100 plus professional credits nurturing some of the best talents in the country.Besides talking about Hick's career teaching screenwriting, we also do some surface character building and storytelling analysis of some famous films and writers. But also, the complexity of writing the end of a sustaining story for TV.Enjoy this conversation with Will Hicks.

07- Maureen Lee Maloney is a biologist-turned-documentary filmmaker, cinematographer, and adjunct professor at the Colorado Film School. She specializes in creating documentary content related to culture, science, and international issues. Her documentary web series, Girl Aspiring, has won awards for Social Impact and Best Documentary Series. Her current project, Voice of Vanilla, explores the lives of women vanilla farmers in Madagascar, exposing the global forces that impact them. She served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Madagascar and has lived and filmed throughout Africa, South America, and Asia. Maureen believes that the connections created by film among people around the world can be a transformative force for good. About the film: Many people take vanilla for granted, but this difficult and dangerous crop is a lifeline out of poverty for women farmers in Madagascar. Voice of Vanilla is a documentary film that examines whether these women will be able to withstand the forces that threaten their livelihoods? We are an international team of filmmakers, journalists, scientists, and artists with decades of storytelling experience. Our goal is to uncover the forces preying upon vulnerable farmers so that you can be certain the food you buy contributes to a fair, healthy, and equitable planet. If you'd like to support the film please click here, https://seedandspark.com/fund/voiceofvanilla Social media: IG/twitter: @mowandering; @voiceofvanilla CH: @maureenmaloney website: Voiceofvanilla.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ben-wolff/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ben-wolff/support

I’ve saved a special conversation for the last episode of 2020. This week I’m chatting with Talley. Talley is an independent filmmaker and musician who grew up making movies and playing in bands with friends after his parent’s divorce brought him from Oklahoma to Texas. At 18, Talley was working as an on-site photographer and editor in News Television taking on any freelance video jobs he could get. Naturally talented, Talley moved to study film at the internationally acclaimed Colorado Film School and went through his twenties making movies, music and having fun! Talley was on an upward trajectory which sadly turned into a downward spiral. After graduating he struggled to make ends meet. Jobs were hard to come by, a number of post-film school collaborative projects failed, his band split and relationships collapsed. Talley and I discuss the highs and lows of creative arts and working in jobs you hate while pursuing your passion despite never quite knowing if your day will come. Talley explains how after some setbacks he turned his attention to independent music and how he re-branded as a solo act. We chat about getting fired, the American unemployment system, contracting and recovering from coronavirus, mental health and addiction. This is one of the most honest and raw conversations of the year and you will feel yourself riding the waves of Talley’s highs and lows. EDIT: Since recording this podcast Talley was hired for the biggest directing jobs of his freelance career so far and is working hard everyday on his music, film career, mental health and addiction from his new home in North Carolina Woods. If you would like to know more about Talley you can check out his website, join his Patreon or follow him on Instagram or Facebook and you can read more at www.ifonlyyouknewpodcast.com.au Follow If Only You Knew Podcast on Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter for more episodes, photos, videos and other show content. Watch this conversation on YouTube You can also email any feedback to ifonly@ifonlyyouknewpodcast.com.au

MEET MICAH GROENEVELT:Three words can summarize why I do what I do. [CREATE: verb- to bring into existence.] All of what seems to exist in life is procuring something out of nothing. If I can be a part of that process for you then I'd be honored. [MESSAGE: noun- communication sent to or left with a recipient] What knowledge or information do you want to leave with the viewer? And lastly, [EMOTION: noun- an instinctive feeling as distinguished from knowledge] Conveying any message is entirely dependent on what feeling is left with the audience. How do you want them to feel about your product or service? I've been making films for seven years and been telling stories since I can remember. I deeply love my work and I've honed in my time and talents to the point that I've gotten really good at it. I attended the Colorado Film School for four years and just finished my thesis film there. My last film was nominated for a Heartland Emmy and won 11 awards. CONTACT:https://www.facebook.com/TheNobleAnimal (https://www.facebook.com/TheNobleAnimal) https://www.instagram.com/nobleanimalfilm/ (https://www.instagram.com/nobleanimalfilm/) SUPPORT THE SHOW BECAUSE I LOVE PUPPIES!1) https://www.gettaxhub.com/?rfsn=4356929.38ee2a (TAXHUB) NEED ACCOUNTING HELP? – Sign up for A Less Taxing Way To Work With A CPA. Get a free intro call with a tax professional. 2) https://www.audible.com/ep/freetrial?source_code=PDTGBPD060314004R (Audible.com) This podcast is brought to you by Audible. I have used Audible for years, and I love audiobooks. Click on the link to get a 30-day free trial, complete with a credit for a free audiobook download 3) BERG LEARNING Are you interested in being a super learner who can read at lighting speeds with complete comprehension? Check out Berg Learning and see how. I am currently taking these classes https://www.berglearning.com/ (https://www.berglearning.com/)  Use coupon code:Yuri10 4) ARE YOU INTERESTED IN BITCOIN OR CRYPTOCURRENCY?BUY MY BOOK BECAUSE IT’S AMAZING!!!https://amzn.to/3afTmOu (BE LEFT BEHIND: Discover Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Before Your Grandma Beats You to It) https://www.beleftbehind.com/ (https://www.beleftbehind.com/) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Writer/Director, Bradley King, and Writer/Producer, BP Cooper, join me in Episode 8 for Part 1 of a discussion about their break out feature film, TIME LAPSE. Bradley King – Writer/Director Hailing from Los Alamos, New Mexico, Bradley studied animation at the Colorado Institute of Art and then attended the Colorado Film School where he won … The post 8 – Time Lapse with Bradley King and BP Cooper: Part 1 appeared first on ben phelps.

"Life Goes On" Intro to Film -SP11- project trailer. Super 16mm- SD upres. Produced by my students at Colorado Film School

Examples of good and bad slating habits. Using clap sticks and camera slate. Shots from Tony's students in Intro to Film classes at Colorado Film School

Examples of mag loading problems and other things that can go wrong if cameras are not prepped properly and things aren't thought about.  If proper procedures aren't followed, your shots could be bust. At Colorado Film School I teach students proper methods to you avoid these costly problems.

A rough look/overview at using green screen in productions. Production footage from student projects done at Colorado Film School

Fall 2010 Intro to Film Project. An example of what my beginning film students accomplish in my class at Colorado Film School. Find out how you can take it at website coloradofilmschool.net