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Screen Directing and Ideation: Making a 3-Shot Film

Chantelle Mitchell

Workshop with filmmaker, current PhD student and teaching fellow Simin Dolatkhah, Wednesday August 14th 12-2pm in the ArtsLab.

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Screen Directing and Ideation: Making a 3-Shot Film

Simin Dolatkhah is a filmmaker, a current PhD student, and a teaching fellow in Screen Studies at the University of Melbourne. She is organising the 3-Shot Film Festival (funded by SSAF) happening in September 2024.

In this workshop, participants will be introduced to key principles of film directing, such as preparing a decoupage sheet or shooting a dialogue scene, with a focus on creating a 3-shot film.

When: Wednesday 14 August, 12-2

Where: Arts Lab, Level 1 Building 159, Parkville

RSVP HERE

For more information about the 3-Shot Film Festival follow this link! 

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Published: 1/08/2024 4:11 PM Last updated: 19/08/2024 9:58 AM 3156 views
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