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TAMING THE
YOUTUBER
A DIGITAL FILM AND EMERGENT MEDIA CONFERENCE FOR TEACHERS & STAGE 6 STUDENTS
10 JUNE
AUSTRALIAN FILM TELEVISION & RADIO SCHOOL
10:45am From the Classroom to Cannes • how to add depth to a video through structure
and concept development
Maya Newell
Maya is a graduate from Sydney film School and will • the importance of, and some approaches to,
provide an overview from her HSC work to her script development
awarding winning documentaries she currently makes.
• the dynamic discourse of editing and insights
into effective editing
11:45pm Lunch (this is provided)
• the impact of digital technology in filmmaking
12:45pm
Zero budgets, micro productions
• how to judge and evaluate the success of a
and Youtube in the video or film
classroom
- Two Teachers‘
Perspectives
The teacher education kit includes sample of
How to teach digital filmmaking with digital film work from students in Stages 5 and
6.
a zero budget,two different teacher’s Program scaffold for teaching digital film
perspectives in how to learn about An introduction on digital filmmaking
digital filmmaking and appreciation Information about the Robin Anderson FIlm
Awards
The student education kit includes filmmaking
1:45pm Short Break booklet
Free entry to the Robin Anderson FIlm
competition
2:00pm Crafting in Time and Random House Video Book Competition details
Space - Editing and fruitful First notice of the My Place My story Distinction
ambiguity Course for Stage 6 students Program
Bill Russo
Bill is a master editor and a recognised
educator, who will explain the dynamics of
effective editing. Highlighting that editing is
an art form that evolves over time and
practice.
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Send completed application form & payment to:
Cineliterarcy Conference
MLC School
Robin Anderson Film Awards
Locked Mail Bag 3050 BURWOOD NSW 1805
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Please note that due to the size of the venue, conference bookings will be on a “first in best dressed”
basis. All applicants will receive confirmation on Monday 6 June.
For enquiries email - cmalyon@mlcsyd.nsw.edu.au or 97471266 / Fax 97453254
CINELITERACY CONFERENCE
TAMING THE
YOUTUBER
AFTRS is located
By Car
You can drive and park you car at The Entertainment Quarter Car Park, turn off Lang Road
By Train
Catch a train to Central Station, then take a bus or walk to Moore Park.
'Moore Park Link' - combined train/bus tickets are available to get you to and from Moore Park on a single ticket.
By Bus
From Central Station (Eddy Ave)
From Stand A - take the 378 via Oxford St to Greens Rd for a short walk to Moore Park.
From Stand C - take the 339, 374, 376 or 391 via Anzac Parade to Moore Park..
Felicity Coonon
Felicity Coonon is currently the Art Director in Marketing and Communications as well as Senior
Designer in Production at Animal Logic. Felicity will share with you her experiences at Animal
Logic and account for the growing influence digital media has had on the film industry.
“Felicity melds art, life and science. I've witnessed everything from website design to high-end film
VFX to hand-painted murals around her home, and work with her at every opportunity. In short, I
think she's brilliant.” January 30, 2010 - Rachael Turk Screenwriter, Film Director, All at Once
Productions, Southern Star, ABC
Maya Newell
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As a student filmmaker Maya constantly push herself managing to gain distribution rights for the
documentary Richard whilst she was a student. This year she took out the 2011 F4 Award for
Outstanding New Documentary Talent for her documentary Two. In this presentation she will
outline her experiences as a student filmmaker.
“The thing that I really love most about filmmaking is gaining access to worlds that we would
never be able to come into contact with otherwise… most of us live in these little cubes of our life,
and documentary allows me to step into other people’s.” - Maya Newell
Bill Russo
Bill Russo was the head of editing at AFTRS for 9 years , two years ago Bill left the position to
work on his own projects. He is recognised as a industry expert and has work on many dramas and
documentaries. Bill will provide a deeper insight to the art of editing and enlighten those attending
the conference to the subtleties and expressive potentials of this craft. Bill will explain the practice
of film editing, the development of a sequential narrative and the value of the ‘critical eye’ during
the editing process.
or phone 97471266.
This conference was assisted by the Foxtel, MLC School, AFTRS Open Program and the
Premier’s Teacher Scholarship.