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‘Erase TV’ is a media production course encouraging twenty 13-19 year olds to write and direct two short films
When we need you:
29 Jul - 03 Sep 2010
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Participants aged 13-19 (25 in some circumstances) will learn how to take ideas from concepts right through to production using industry standard equipment including green scren and HD cameras. Each show produced will be aired on the brand new Erase TV website and we will be taking submissions by other young artists, writers and musicians from all over Leeds for the chance to have their works showcased in the shows. This volunteering experience will guide young people through technical aspects of TV production and increase their skill level with; - TV and media production technology - HD camera work - How to use green screening - Apple Mac technology - After Effects and Final Cut Pro film editing and motion graphic software The volunteering experience will also give each young person tangible materials they can add to their professional or personal portfolios/ CVs, including; - Exceptional experience in the TV and media production industry - Experience learning from and working with media professionals - A showcase of the TV shows made with Erase TV - See their productions widely distributed including The Young Peoples Film Festival, Community Channels and on the BBC Big Screen in Leeds City Centre
Address
Future Arts, 31 Eastgate, Leeds, LS2 7JL
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'Future Arts', a non-profit social enterprise organisation in Leeds City Centre is offering the exciting opportunity for twenty 13-19 year olds to take part in producing Erase TV; a TV and media production volunteer work experience over the summer.
Erase TV is a brand new internet station, empowering young people to take control of their own TV productions and gain invaluable experience as they take their first steps towards a career in the media production industry.
Participants will learn how to take their ideas from concept right through to production using the latest industry standard equipment.
Future Arts will provide access to cutting edge media technology, students will be filming using the latest HD video cameras, have use of a green screen facility and will be editing using Final Cut Pro and Adobe After Effects on Apple Mac computers. The project has been developed after the hugely successful pilot program D:MixTV which was ran by Future Arts in the summer of 2008.
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