Post on 01-Jul-2015
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FTV334 WEEK 8
Production music
• beatboxmusic.com
• Guest access
• See Michael to download
Using own gear
• Apply using form on wiki
• Obligations – whole team to sign
• Can’t break up store gear
• Audio for DSLR – 3 x zoom rec’s with boom mic & cable
TVC project
The Dept. of Film & TV in conjunction with the University's Work Integrated Learning (WIL) program is offering three students the opportunity to work on a real TV commercial, for a client in the hospitality/tourism sector.
Pre-production will likely be in mid-late October (including briefing and site survey), shoot immediately after the exam period, and editing in the early part of December.
You will need to enrol in Industry or Community Engagement (25 credits) and all assessments will be directly related to your work on the project.
The location is in the Great Southern region (near Albany). All transport to/from location, accommodation and meals on set will be provided.
To be eligible, you must have completed at least one of the following:
Ads & Music Videos 233 or
Screen Practice - Studio 221 or
Corporate Documentary Production 334
To register your interest, write in half a page why you are interested and why you believe you'd be good for the team, and email it to Richard Seale r.seale@curtin.edu.au
APPLICATIONS CLOSE 5PM FRIDAY 3 OCTOBER
Corp doco – EDGE employment
• Camera
• DOP
• editor
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Filming in public ?
• http://www.ausport.gov.au/supporting/clubs/resource_library/managing_risks/child_protection/guidelines_use_children_images/images_of_children
• http://www.artslaw.com.au/info-sheets/info-sheet/filming-in-public-places/#headingh27
Pitching
• Pitching ideas to producers / studio exec –entertainment media.
• Unsolicited?
• Corporate media• Commissioned
• want to hear your ideas
• Want to know you’ve grasped their comm. problem
Why pitch if you’ve already presented your ideas in a written form?
Pitch for nature
World Business Council for Sustainable Development
a CEO-led organization of forward-thinking companies that galvanizes the global business community to create a sustainable future for
business, society and the environment
Elevator pitch
• A film about a pitch which is in itself a pitch
1. Get them in the first 10 seconds
2. Make it relevant to the person you’re pitching to – concept, content, style
3. Ask yourself: why would they care?
4. Other key messages (support)
• social networking
• shark monitoring
• aerial videography
• company culture
• digital threats
• furtinture retailer
• 1030-1100 break
• 11-12 guest speaker
• 12-1 production meetings
• Organise project approval for pilot clips
• Set meeting times for production meetings weeks 10 onwards