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Prospective Student Night Prospective students are invited to attend this informative evening program, which starts promptly at 7 p.m., about the School of Film and the opportunities it presents for hands-on learning, coursework toward a college degree (in partnership with our higher education partners), and exposure to regional and national independent filmmakers and visiting artists affiliated with the Film Center’s year-round exhibition program. Hear from faculty advisors, cooperative program representatives, and registration specialists, and see some short films made by School of Film students. Receive further information on Summer Term offerings before registering. Parents are also welcome. Participation is by pre-registration only. Please call 503-221-1156 to reserve a space. If you would like advising in order to process your registration prior to this event, please email Pam Minty at pam@nwfilm.org. FREE New & Returning Student Mixer Whether you’re a new student starting out winter term or a seasoned pro making your way through a Certificate Track, it’s time to MIX! Connect and compare notes in the School of Film lobby with students and faculty you already know and others you’ve yet to meet at this informal Back To School Night, Film Center-style. There’s no formal program, just a chance to meet up and mix. Light refreshments will be served. FREE Preceded by the WINTER TERM STUDENT SCREENING of films made during winter classes, from Super-8mm and digital video shorts to documentaries. The screening takes place in the Whitsell Auditorium at 6 p.m. and is also FREE. Drop-in Tours Want to explore what the Film Center has to offer, but at a time other than the Open House? Our education staff welcomes visitors at the above times for a walk-through of the facility, discussion about our course offerings and Certificate Program opportunities, cross-enrollment with higher education institutions, and advice about specific class listings. Drop in or phone ahead (503-221-1156) to say you’re coming. Parents are welcome, as are prospective students at all levels. FREE Super-8 Film Club The School of Film is your Super-8mm headquarters for equipment, film stock, processing, and hands-on training. Find your Super-8 soulmates at this informal gathering and keep the Super-8 format fires burning on the digital landscape. Bring a work-in-progress to show, a technical challenge that needs sorting out, equipment to trade, or skills to share with others. Projectors and Equipment Room staff will be standing by. Super-8 enthusiasts of all ages and experience levels are welcome. No pre-registration needed. FREE Hand Painted Film Society Get out the inks and paintbrushes! 16mm celluloid is a canvas waiting to happen. This is a chance to convene and create with a group of like-minded disciples of the Direct Animation movement. The drop-in fee covers use of 16mm leader, markers, paints, brushes, projectors, splicers, and a School of Film classroom. Paint and scratch away during the time allotted. No previous experience or pre-registration needed. SUPPLIES FEE: $10 Sisters in Cinema Women filmmakers of all experience levels, genres, and specialties are invited to these informal evenings hosted by the School of Film. Bring a story to share, a completed work or work-in-progress to show (clips for longer works, please), or just sit back and listen as experiences and observations are freely shared and connections are made among kindred souls. Those with work to show should contact Pam by 5 p.m. on the Friday preceding the event (classes@nwfilm.org, 503-211-1156 x25). FREE Docmakers It’s another ten months until the arrival of BarCamp 6, the NORTHWEST FILMMAKERS’ FESTIVAL’s much heralded, user-generated forum for local and regional indie filmmakers. To help fill the gap, and specifically in support of the ever-expanding documentary-making contingent, the School of Film throws open its doors for a continuation of the conversation. There is no agenda or formal host. Bring a work-in-progress to show, a question you are facing, or maybe an idea for a meet-up at a particular screening. It’s an attendee-driven dialogue. Docmakers of all experience levels are welcome. No pre-registration needed. FREE |
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