Master the art of lighting for film and media with this practical, hands-on workshop for film & media teachers, led by a video and film professional and instructor. Whether you're working with industry-standard kit or helping students make the most of limited resources, this session will give you the technical knowledge and confidence to teach lighting effectively in your classroom.
The workshop will cover:
Key principles of shaping light
Hands-on practice working through different setups
Tips for helping students achieve cinematic lighting working with a range of equipment/budgets
This workshop is free and open to film & media teachers looking to enhance their practical skills and bring professional lighting techniques into their teaching.
Places are free but limited.
Please note: this event is currently fully booked. Please use the form below to be added to the waiting list.
Contributor:
This workshop will be led by Em Morgan: dynamic Technician/Instructor for the Film and Media Section at Varndean College, bringing a wealth of hands-on industry experience to the classroom. Em has worked on various sets across the industry, from music videos and event coverage to documentary and narrative. They have collaborated with brands such as IKEA, Netflix, and Channel 4, continuously working in various production roles to hone their craft - this Summer marks their producing debut with a short film titled September.
Travel Bursaries: we’re delighted to be able to offer travel bursaries of up to £100 for this event. Apply using this application form by noon on 22 May.
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