[NEohioPAL]Fwd: CSU: "Sound for Film" Workshop Jan 13-15

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From: s.robertson at csuohio.edu
Date: December 21, 2005 4:22:01 PM EST
Subject: News Release from CSU Marketing and Public Affairs (#13793)=20
"Sound for Film" Workshop

Attached is a news release issued by the Cleveland State Department of
Marketing and Public Affairs titled "'Sound for Film' workshop offered=20=

at
Cleveland State University, Jan. 13-15." (#13793)

If you have any comments or suggestions, please respond to sender or
pr at csuohio.edu. Thank you.


Department of Marketing and Public Affairs	NEWS RELEASE

2121 Euclid Avenue	For Immediate Release
Cleveland, Ohio 44115-2214	December 21, 2005  13793
Telephone: 216-687-2290						Contact: =
Mary Grodek

"Sound for Film" workshop offered at Cleveland State University, Jan.=20
13-15

The Picture This Filmmakers Program at Cleveland State University=20
invites you to learn more about the art and craft of filmmaking!=A0The=20=

workshop "Sound for Film" will be offered Friday, Saturday and Sunday,=20=

January 13-15, from 8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. in room 107 of the Music and=20
Communication Building. The building is located at 2001 Euclid Ave.

=A0 The workshop will provide plenty of hands-on experience as you learn=20=

about the current trends for recording sound for film and in=20
post-production studios. Spend a half-day examining the latest=20
microphones, mixers, wireless technologies, electronic slates, and=20
recording decks and devices.=A0Later, learn the business of sound=20
recording for film.=A0On day two, you'll do location sound and learn the=20=

Art of Foley. The third day is an intensive introductory Pro-Tools=20
audio workshop.

Instructor Marlowe Taylor, MFA, has won awards and is recognized=20
nationally for his accomplishments in sound recording and as a studio=20
engineer.=A0He owns and operates a private commercial recording studio =
in=20
Cleveland.

The workshop may be taken for academic credit or noncredit.=A0For=20
academic credit, Cleveland State students may enroll in Communication=20
200, "Sound for Film," a 2-credit course.=A0The noncredit fee is $285.=A0=20=

For noncredit registration, contact the Division of Continuing=20
Education at (216) 687-2144 or register online at www.csuohio.edu.=A0(The=20=

course is CMTY 419711 2600.)

For more information, please contact Cleveland State=92s School of=20
Communication at (216) 687-4630. Details on Picture This Filmmakers=20
activities are at www.csuohio.edu/com/picturethis.

Picture This is a series of activities in support of regional=20
filmmaking education and advancement. It is funded by the President's=20
Initiative Fund, a partnership of the Cleveland Foundation, the George=20=

Gund Foundation, the 1525 Foundation and Cleveland State University.

FUTURE WORKSHOPS (Dates to be announced)

1. Producing the Short Film
The producer of an independent film has a big job. Learn what it takes=20=

to do it right and protect your film from the pitfalls into which many=20=

filmmakers fall. Become trained in how to break down a screenplay,=20
budget for it, and schedule it to get the most for your money and keep=20=

your cast and crew happy. Learn how to make deals, hire a crew, get=20
permits, pick locations, manage the production, work with the editor=20
and market your film.

Instructor Kate Amer has been involved in the production of many films=20=

shot in the Cleveland area since her first, 1987's Light of Day. Her=20
work as production manager or production supervisor on such films as=20
Major League, Telling Lies in America, Renegade Force, House Arrest,=20
Against the Ropes and The Year That Trembled has brought her into=20
contact with numerous film professionals from around the country.

2. Advanced Screenplay Topics with Les Roberts
Learn advanced aspects of screenplay writing and narrative structure=20
from one of the region's most noted authors. Drawing on the=20
instructor's vast experience in writing for television and authoring=20
mystery novels, the workshop will include units on adapting from novel=20=

to screen and on the influence of mystery and film noir genres on=20
current trends in film and television. This workshop is for emerging=20
writers with at least one screenplay completed and established writers.=20=

It is limited to 15 people. All students must send a brief writing=20
sample to workshops coordinator Kim Neuendorf, Ph.D., at least one week=20=

before the start of the workshop (email to k.neuendorf at csuohio.edu).

Les Roberts has written dozens of novels and screenplays and won=20
numerous awards for his fiction. In addition, he writes for The Plain=20
Dealer and reviews films on WHK 1420 AM. The Mayor of Cleveland=20
declared Friday, June 17, 2005 as Milan Jacovich Day, the name of the=20
fictional Cleveland detective featured in 13 of Les Roberts=92 novels.

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<bold><color><param>0000,0000,0000</param>From:
</color></bold>s.robertson at csuohio.edu

<bold><color><param>0000,0000,0000</param>Date:
</color></bold>December 21, 2005 4:22:01 PM EST

<bold><color><param>0000,0000,0000</param>Subject: </color>News
Release from CSU Marketing and Public Affairs (#13793) "Sound for
Film" Workshop

</bold>

Attached is a news release issued by the Cleveland State Department of

Marketing and Public Affairs titled "'Sound for Film' workshop offered
at

Cleveland State University, Jan. 13-15." (#13793)


If you have any comments or suggestions, please respond to sender or

pr at csuohio.edu. Thank you.


<fontfamily><param>Times New Roman</param><smaller><smaller>

</smaller></smaller></fontfamily><bold>Department of Marketing and
Public Affairs	<bigger>NEWS RELEASE</bigger>

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New Roman</param><x-tad-smaller>2121
Euclid Avenue	For Immediate Release

Cleveland, Ohio 44115-2214	December 21, 2005  13793

</x-tad-smaller><x-tad-smaller>Telephone: 216-687-2290				=
		Contact:
Mary Grodek


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Roman</param><bigger>"Sound
for Film" workshop offered at Cleveland State University, Jan. 13-15=20

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The Picture This Filmmakers Program at Cleveland State University
invites you to learn more about the art and craft of
filmmaking!=A0</x-tad-smaller>The workshop "Sound for Film" will be
offered Friday, Saturday and Sunday, January 13-15<x-tad-smaller>,
from 8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m. in room 107 of the Music and Communication
Building. The building is located at 2001 Euclid Ave.


=A0 The workshop will provide plenty of hands-on experience as you learn
about the current trends for recording sound for film and in
post-production studios. Spend a half-day examining the latest
microphones, mixers, wireless technologies, electronic slates, and
recording decks and devices.=A0Later, learn the business of sound
recording for film.=A0On day two, you'll do location sound and learn the
Art of Foley. The third day is an intensive introductory Pro-Tools
audio workshop.=20


Instructor </x-tad-smaller>Marlowe Taylor, MFA<x-tad-smaller>, has won
awards and is recognized nationally for his accomplishments in sound
recording and as a studio engineer.=A0He owns and operates a private
commercial recording studio in Cleveland.=20


The workshop may be taken for academic credit or noncredit.=A0For
academic credit, Cleveland State students may enroll in Communication
200, "Sound for Film," a 2-credit course.=A0The noncredit fee is $285.=A0
For noncredit registration, contact the Division of Continuing
Education at (216) 687-2144 or register online at
www.csuohio.edu.=A0(The course is CMTY 419711 2600.)


For more information, please contact Cleveland State=92s School of
Communication at (216) 687-4630. Details on Picture This Filmmakers
activities are at
=
</x-tad-smaller><x-tad-smaller>www.csuohio.edu/com/picturethis</x-tad-smal=
ler><x-tad-smaller>.


</x-tad-smaller>Picture This is a series of activities in support of
regional filmmaking education and advancement. It is funded by the
President's Initiative Fund, a partnership of the Cleveland
Foundation, the George Gund Foundation, the 1525 Foundation and
Cleveland State University.

<x-tad-smaller>

FUTURE WORKSHOPS (Dates to be announced)

</x-tad-smaller>

1. Producing the Short Film<x-tad-smaller>

The producer of an independent film has a big job. Learn what it takes
to do it right and protect your film from the pitfalls into which many
filmmakers fall. Become trained in how to break down a screenplay,
budget for it, and schedule it to get the most for your money and keep
your cast and crew happy. Learn how to make deals, hire a crew, get
permits, pick locations, manage the production, work with the editor
and market your film.


Instructor</x-tad-smaller> Kate Amer<x-tad-smaller> has been involved
in the production of many films shot in the Cleveland area since her
first, 1987's </x-tad-smaller>Light of Day<x-tad-smaller>. Her work as
production manager or production supervisor on such films as
</x-tad-smaller>Major League<x-tad-smaller>, </x-tad-smaller>Telling
Lies in America<x-tad-smaller>, </x-tad-smaller>Renegade
Force<x-tad-smaller>, </x-tad-smaller>House Arrest<x-tad-smaller>,
</x-tad-smaller>Against the Ropes<x-tad-smaller> and
</x-tad-smaller>The Year That Trembled<x-tad-smaller> has brought her
into contact with numerous film professionals from around the country.


</x-tad-smaller>2. Advanced Screenplay Topics with Les =
Roberts<x-tad-smaller>

Learn advanced aspects of screenplay writing and narrative structure
from one of the region's most noted authors. Drawing on the
instructor's vast experience in writing for television and authoring
mystery novels, the workshop will include units on adapting from novel
to screen and on the influence of mystery and film noir genres on
current trends in film and television. This workshop is for emerging
writers with at least one screenplay completed and established
writers. It is limited to 15 people. All students must send a brief
writing sample to workshops coordinator Kim Neuendorf, Ph.D., at least
one week before the start of the workshop (email to
=
</x-tad-smaller><x-tad-smaller>k.neuendorf at csuohio.edu</x-tad-smaller><x-t=
ad-smaller>).

</x-tad-smaller>

Les Roberts has written dozens of novels and screenplays and won
numerous awards for his fiction. In addition, he writes for The Plain
Dealer and reviews films on WHK 1420 AM. The Mayor of Cleveland
declared Friday, June 17, 2005 as Milan Jacovich Day, the name of the
fictional Cleveland detective featured in 13 of Les Roberts=92 novels.=20=



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