Time: 10:00-11:00am
Room: Boelter Hall 2444
So You Want to Work in the Entertainment Industry?
This session provides an overview of the field and offers advice on how to get started; what jobs and internships are available and how to get them; what qualities you need to succeed; and how to navigate your own career path.
Speaker: Zig Gauthier, President, Red Varden Studios; founder of Hollywood Mentorship Program, through which he has mentored hundreds of aspiring filmmakers now working full-time in the entertainment industry
Time: 11:15-12:15
Room: Boelter Hall 2444
Through the Cinematographer's Eye
Many are attracted by the camera and the magic it creates. This session demystifies the profession of director of photography and teaches you what to look for in a shot, the skills and equipment you need, and what array of jobs a camera department offers.
Speaker: Deland Nuse, cinematographer and director (The Chilling; The Other Bridge) who recently won the Triple Play Award for Cinematography for the film The Showdown
Time: 1:15-2:15pm
Room: Boelter Hall 2444
The Role of the Director in Filmed Entertainment
What does it take to be a good director? A professional director discusses his craft, what roles he plays in every project he makes, and who he needs on his team to succeed.
Speaker: Richard Friedman, director, writer, and producer of 10 feature films as well as numerous television movies and one-hour dramas, network specials, and music videos
Time: 2:30-3:30pm
Room: Boelter Hall 2444
The Importance of Film Music
One of the last elements added in post-production, music can make or break a film’s ambience. This session explores creative opportunities for composers in film industry, which welcomes diverse backgrounds, genres, and styles.
Speaker: Craig Stuart Garfinkle, award-winning music producer and Emmy-nominated composer whose recent scores include music for Ghosts Never Sleep and The Office