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hour script advice days [October 30, 2008] catering for short film,
script and producer consultations, one on one training, tailored
training, and crew for hire. ONE HOUR SCRIPT ADVICE DAYS To accommodate the shorter 10 minute project or a scene within a longer script Metro Screen is pleased to announce our one hour short script advice days, at a much-reduced rate. Within a one hour intensive your industry professional will read and explore the issues within the script or treatment you provide. First day to book in is Thursday October 30, 2008. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ONE HOUR SCRIPT CONSULTATION with Karel Segers. $80 for members includes one hour face to face. Script is not assessed in advance and must be brought on the day. Suited to a 10 minute project or a scene within a longer script. These sessions take place on an allocated date between allotted times. Please contact Metro Screen direct to book. $130 for non-members - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SCRIPT AND PRODUCER CONSULTATIONS [formerly Project Development Services] Our current script and producer consultations are now available for members and non-members. Choose from our list of qualified professionals who will read and work through your script before they meet you for an intensive one hour. Cost is based on script/treatment length. SHORT – defined as up to 35 pages $180 for members which includes assessment of the script and a one hour face to face meeting with an industry professional. $230 for non-members SHORT FEATURE – defined as over 35 pages and up to 55 pages $234 for members which includes assessment of the script and a one hour face to face meeting with an industry professional. $284 for non-members FEATURE – defined as over 55 pages and up to 100 pages $317 for members which includes assessment of the script and a one hour face to face meeting with an industry professional. $367 for non-members EPIC FEATURE – defined as over 100 pages Price upon application but will include assessment of the script and a one hour face to face meeting with an industry professional DOWNLOAD SCREEN AUSTRALIA SCRIPT LAYOUT DOWNLOAD APPLICATION FORM - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - These services are an excellent opportunity for filmmakers and screen practitioners to be given sound advice on what does and doesn’t work. Gain tips, insider knowledge and give your next project whether it’s a short documentary or a feature film the best chance of achieving success. Advice is always worthwhile especially when it comes from those who are working successfully in the film and screen industries. ONE ON ONE TRAINING Need to know the latest upgrade on Final Cut Pro or want to learn motion or how to shoot? Our range of short courses cover most aspects of screenmaking but sometimes you just need to know a section of the short course and here is where one-on-one training fits perfectly, it allows for specialized training to suit your specific needs. Offsite training, no equipment supplied by Metro Screen [price inc. tutor and course development]: $99 per hour [GST inc.] Onsite Training in Apple applications, [inc. tutor, course development and Mac G5 with full Final Cut Studio 2 Suite]: $165 per hour [GST inc.] 02 9356 1818 or training@metroscreen.org.au TAILORED TRAINING We create tailor-made courses for industry, community and corporate groups, covering technical production and postproduction. We can assist in upskilling media professionals; provide team-building packages for corporations and creative outlets for communities. Please contact our training department for a competitive quote on your organisation’s training needs: 02 9356 1818 or training@metroscreen.org.au CREW FOR HIRE Metro Screen provides skilled industry camera, lighting and sound operators and editors who can be booked through our facilities department. Please contact our facilities department on 02 9356 1818 or facilities@metroscreen.org.au |
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EDITORS Simon Bennetts – Simon Bennetts has a BA (honours) in Drama from Flinders Uni in South Australia, Majoring in Scriptwriting and Direction for Documentary and Drama. He assessed scripts for Universal Pictures and read numerous feature length screenplays for Beyond International. He taught Scriptwriting at Macquarie University and was Script Editor on HUNT ANGELS the AFC funded Feature length doco-drama directed by Alec Morgan about Australian con man and filmmaker Rupert Katner. His Metro script assessments include the AFC funded short BROTHER BOYS. Recently he was script consultant on early drafts of PREY the soon to be released horror feature. Luke Eve – Luke formed his production company, More Sauce in 1999. He is a graduate from the AFTRS in Producing. In 2004 Luke was invited to pitch a feature film project as a finalist at the SPAA annual conference. He recently returned from an AFC funded internship with This is That productions in New York City and his film Australian Summer was the winner of Tropfest 2005. He also has a number of feature films in development both as a producer and a director. Karel Segers – Producer and Story Analyst Karel Segers, a Licentiate of Germanic Philology(University of Louvain, Belgium) has produced two short dramas and co-produced a documentary and a feature film. Before moving to Sydney, Karel was the Head of Production and programming at the Digital Broadcasting Company in London (Sky, UK), a film buyer for Europe's largest Pay TV Group Canal Plus and a movie show host for MTV Europe. Alongside his screen development work, Karel is in post-production with a short animation and a feature film. Over the past few years Karel has consulted to award-winning writers, directors and producers on films in development as well as post-production. His views are published in The Story Dept. (www.ozzywood.com) and 'Karel's Feedback Forum' on the AWG website. Both nominees for last year's AWG Monte Miller Award were Karel's clients.clients. Jonathan Wald – Jonathan received his MFA in Film Directing from UCLA Film School and spent a year in the MA Directing program at AFTRS, as well as receiving a certificate in documentary making from Metro Screen. As part of his degree, Jonathan directed 5 short films, most of which he wrote, produced, and edited as well. These films have been accepted at over 200 festivals around the world, including Slamdance, Hof, and Montreal World. They have aired on the Sundance Channel in the U.S., been included on DVD collections in France and Germany, and won numerous awards, including Best Short at the Mardi Gras Film Festival; two Silver Remis at Worldfest/Houston; Best Direction, Cinematography, and Acting from the International Student Film Festival/Chile; and many others. Jonathan brings his diverse skills to his work as a script editor and consultant. He has been a script editor for short films at the AFTRS and recently edited Robin de Crespigny’s feature script Intersection, which received development funding from the AFC and is currently a finalist in the IF Awards for Best Unproduced Screenplay. Jonathan has taught writing and directing at AFTRS, Metro Screen, and UCLA Film School, and has won UCLA’s Jim Morrison Directing Award, a Motion Picture Association of America Award, and a Fulbright Scholarship in film. |
PRODUCER CONSULTANTS Carolyn Johnson – Following a career in merchant banking and the business world, Carolyn Johnson commenced her career in film production in 1993. She has produced six award winning short films and worked as a producer, production manager and line producer in television, documentary and drama. She is an AFTRS graduate with a feature film in post-production and a feature, TV series, and documentary in the advanced stages of development. Luke Eve – Luke formed his production company, More Sauce in 1999. He is a graduate from the AFTRS in Producing. In 2004 Luke was invited to pitch a feature film project as a finalist at the SPAA annual conference. He recently returned from an AFC funded internship with This is That productions in New York City and his film Australian Summer was the winner of Tropfest 2005. He also has a number of feature films in development both as a producer and a director. Kath Shelper – Kath has produced two half-hour films which both premiered at Sundance. One of these films Green Bush won Best Short Film, at the Berlin Film Festival Panorama. Her previous shorts have screened at festivals worldwide and won numerous awards including the AFI Award for Best Short Fiction for Confessions of a Headhunter. Kath received the IF Award for Rising Talent in 2005, where Green Bush was also awarded Best Short Film. Kath’s production company is Film Depot. Louise Smith – Louise co-produced The Rage In Placid Lake and was sound post production supervisor on Little Fish Louise has produced numerous short films, documentaries and feature length scripts that have picked up international awards and been screened at Sundance and Telluride. Louise has also produced music clips and TV commercial for the likes of The Super Jesus, Toyota and Yamaha. Louise is currently in development on three productions and is financing another with the Edgerton brothers. Karel Segers – Producer and Story Analyst Karel Segers, a Licentiate of Germanic Philology(University of Louvain, Belgium) has produced two short dramas and co-produced a documentary and a feature film. Before moving to Sydney, Karel was the Head of Production and programming at the Digital Broadcasting Company in London (Sky, UK), a film buyer for Europe's largest Pay TV Group Canal Plus and a movie show host for MTV Europe. Alongside his screen development work, Karel is in post-production with a short animation and a feature film. Over the past few years Karel has consulted to award-winning writers, directors and producers on films in development as well as post-production. His views are published in The Story Dept. (www.ozzywood.com) and 'Karel's Feedback Forum' on the AWG website. Both nominees for last year's AWG Monte Miller Award were Karel's clients.clients. Jonathan Wald – Jonathan received his MFA in Film Directing from UCLA Film School and spent a year in the MA Directing program at AFTRS, as well as receiving a certificate in documentary making from Metro Screen. As part of his degree, Jonathan directed 5 short films, most of which he wrote, produced, and edited as well. These films have been accepted at over 200 festivals around the world, including Slamdance, Hof, and Montreal World. They have aired on the Sundance Channel in the U.S., been included on DVD collections in France and Germany, and won numerous awards, including Best Short at the Mardi Gras Film Festival; two Silver Remis at Worldfest/Houston; Best Direction, Cinematography, and Acting from the International Student Film Festival/Chile; and many others. Jonathan brings his diverse skills to his work as a script editor and consultant. He has been a script editor for short films at the AFTRS and recently edited Robin de Crespigny’s feature script Intersection, which received development funding from the AFC and is currently a finalist in the IF Awards for Best Unproduced Screenplay. Jonathan has taught writing and directing at AFTRS, Metro Screen, and UCLA Film School, and has won UCLA’s Jim Morrison Directing Award, a Motion Picture Association of America Award, and a Fulbright Scholarship in film. |
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