| Asia's Premier Film School, the International Academy of Film and Television (IAFT) sounds off the beat of the Sinulog Festival by launching an exciting workshop package suitably tagged as the " Sinulog Series" which will run on January 14 to 21, 2008.
Reflecting the country's pagan heritage and Christian present and in honor of the Santo Nino (Child Jesus), the Sinulog Festival is one of the most monumental, vibrant, and much-awaited festivals of the Philippines. Its famous street parties, processions, fairs, and pageants continuously attract thousands of tourists from all over Asia, Europe, and the Americas.
Set for a three-part spate, IAFT's "Sinulog Series" will commemorate the widely famed festival after which it is named.
Kicking off the "Sinulog Series" on January 14 to 19, 2008 is the Digital Video Editing Workshop. This workshop will illuminate the fascinating technical and creative aspects of Digital Video Editing and give the dynamics behind ingestion, nonlinear editing protocol, balancing visuals with sound, pace, timing and continuity.
Stoking the mix is the second part of the "Sinulog Series," the High-Definition Cinematography Workshop. A unique hands-on course slated for Jan. 18-19, 2008, this workshop will break you into the craft of making motion pictures, Cinematography, through comprehensive lectures, shooting exercises, and shot analysis.
The final leg wrapping up the "Sinulog Series" on January 18 to 21, 2008 is the Digital Photography Workshop, mentored by the multi-awarded professional photographer Ted Madamba Jr. Under Madamba's mentorship, you will undergo the Sinulog Festival in a whole new light and capture amazing, groundbreaking visual images, using the latest technology and techniques in professional Photography.
All workshops will be held at the seaside IAFT Campus, located within the Bigfoot I.T. and Media Park in Mactan, Cebu. To see workshop fees and more of IAFT's short-term workshops, visit http://www.filmschool.ph/programs/short-term.php
Fire up your Sinulog and experience the celebration like never before with the International Academy of Film and Television 's Sinulog Series! Enroll now! Contact our customer service representatives at +63-32-493-8889 extension 5258/5259.
About The International Academy of Film and Television
The International Academy of Film and Television (IAFT) offers courses that combine theory and application under the expert auspices of leading Hollywood filmmakers serving as faculty mentors. Located in the heart of Asia on Mactan Island, Cebu, Philippines, this tropical waterfront campus houses state-of-the-art facilities for filming and post production. IAFT extends a comprehensive, hands-on approach to making films and videos using the latest in equipment and technology. Courses are designed for aspiring filmmakers as well as industry professionals looking to advance their skill sets.
IAFT presents a unique internship program that allows selected students to work on feature films and television productions with Bigfoot Entertainment. Our curriculum serves to nurture the creativity and individual talents of each student, cultivating the next generation of filmmakers, and continuing the entertainment traditions of Hollywood and other film capitals of the world.
The International Academy of Film and Television - Asia's Premier Film School.
For more information, visit www.filmschool.ph
About Bigfoot Entertainment
Bigfoot Entertainment is an international production and film financing company based in Hong Kong and Los Angeles. Bigfoot's premier studio location is in Cebu/Philippines where the company invested an excess of one billion PHP into BIGFOOT STUDIOS, a state-of-the-art production facility with equipment comparable to leading film studios in Los Angeles such as 35mm cameras, HD cameras, Moviebird cranes, Panther dolly, and the RED camera.
Bigfoot Entertainment - leaving lasting footprints in the world of entertainment!
More information:
http://www.bigfootentertainment.com - Corporate website
http://www.bigfootstudios.com - Studio campus in Cebu, Phils.
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