TWO EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES - Dr Karen Pearlman, Head of Screen Studies at the Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS), is looking for people with great ideas for two new AFTRS courses run out of her department. Check out:
Graduate Certificate in Screen Culture – an opportunity for aspiring critics, commentators, dramaturges, festival directors, teachers, administrators, project officers or creative producers to encounter the key ideas that shape our screen culture and develop and articulate their own.
And a world first Graduate Certificate in Webisodes – in which we will issue each student with a camera and a laptop that they will use as a visual artist might use charcoal and a sketch pad. Development, story, performance modes, adaptation, and cinematics will be explored in classes and put into practice through creation of an online episodic series in any form...
Drop Karen a line if you'd like to know more about either AFTRS Grad Cert: Karen.Pearlman@aftrs.edu.au
And/or respond to Facebook invitation.
Click here for more information about the AFTRS Screen Culture Graduate Certificate where students studying with Karen Pearlman and her colleagues discover and contribute to the ideas that shape our screen production processes, culture and industry.
Click here for more information about the new AFTRS Screen Culture Graduate Certificate in Webisodes, new and exciting ways to reach audiences, tell stories, and develop story worlds.
Applications for 2011 are now open. The closing date is November 1, 2010.
Karen Pearlman:
Dr Karen Pearlman is Head of Screen Studies at the Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS), and Co-Artistic Director with Dr Richard James Allen of The Physical TV Company.
President of the Australian Screen Editors Guild (ASE), Karen is also the author of Cutting Rhythms: Shaping the Film Edit. Read her recent essay, “Make our myths”.
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