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Children's Film Festival Seattle January 22 – February 7 RENT OUR VENUE SEATTLE PREMIERE! SEATTLE PREMIERE! Welcome to Our two cinemas are yours to rent for public and STAFF BOX OFFICE private events—we offer discounts for non-profits Lyall Bush VOLUNTEERS December 14 and our members. Enquiries: [email protected]. Northwest Executive Director Stephen Anunson, David Falcon Ayala Andrew Birchall, VOLUNTEER Business and Systems Catherine Creason, Film Forum: Volunteering at the Film Forum is an opportunity Manager ROBERT Stanwood Dolph, Bryce for anyone interested in learning more about movies Matt Cunningham Erlandson, Rachael and/or making films on a budget, and a great Technical Director our mission is Guerrieri, Michael Hoerr, WILLIAMS way to meet fellow filmmakers and film lovers. Christopher Day Michael Lorefice, Dana Enquiries: [email protected]. House Manager to discover McLeod, Sean McBride, Craig Downing Louie Romo, JP Schmidt MR. 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Marketing Manager Enquiries: [email protected]. and Development Berman, Gisella Bustillos, Nancye Ferguson, Michael LaFetra, visionary Associate Adam Chimeo, Tavis Stephen Nemeth, 2013, United States, MORE INFORMATION Line Sandsmark Hamilton, Bryson Michael, 89 min filmmakers, Development Director Sarah Strunin, Kyle Weekly screening information: 206.267.5380 Franklin, Peter Moran A revealing look into multiple American Administrative offices: 206.329.2629 Courtney Sheehan and to engage Program Director (Mon–Fri, 10am–6pm) COMMUNITY December 5 - 11 counter-cultures, this documentary Liz Shepherd Find us on Facebook Youth Programs Dir. 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Volunteer Coordinator Margaret Schuler # Charles Adam Conatzer Photography exploration of Programs Lee Thelen December 7 the art of film. Bernard Mann Bookkeeping and Studio CPA Consulting Katie Pappageorge Youth Programs Hilary Pickerel & Dana Standish HOLIDAY HIGH NOTES Vera Petukhova Proofreading Northwest Boychoir Apprentices sing in the season! Programs Live music! Britt Rynearson Lars Berg Andersen, January 9 - 15 Grants Vanessa and Alistair McMeekin, Eduardo Various directors and countries, 50 min Grace Stetson Membership Coordinator Sandoval, Paul Siple Our annual Holiday High Notes concert is the perfect way to celebrate the YEARSand John Ned MY LAST FOUNDERS Austin Sveilis Videography holiday season. Join us as we welcome the renowned Northwest Boychoir Youth Programs Jamie Hook & Deborah Girdwood Apprentices to our cinema to sing in joyful accompaniment to a new collection YEAR WITH Bradetta Vines Michelle Yang of vintage and classic holiday film footage. The choir's seasonal repertoire BOARD OF DIRECTORS Education Design and angelic voices are the the perfect soundtrack to a cinematic wonderland THE NUNS Sheppard Salusky AJ Epstein, PROJECTIONISTS of silent film Santas, animated elves and giddy children from days gone by. President Megan Griffiths, Bret Fetzer, 2014, United States, Amber Adams, David Peter J. Vogt Nicholas Hanauer, Ayala, Brenan Chambers, Special prices: $12 General Admission/$8 Film Forum members and 75 min Vice President Brad Lenz, Ryan Davis, Samantha John DeShazo Alan Pruzan, Northwest Boychoir members. This quintessential Capitol Hill Herndon, Catherine Secretary Chanel Reynolds, coming-of-age story is an adaptation of Matson, Vera Petukhova, John C. Comerford Lance Seth Rosen, Spencer Sundell, Treasurer local thespian Matt Smith’s popular Sudeshna Sen, Matthew Witschonke Matt Drews in “Nightingale” by Jacob Rosen and Kate Wallich. one-man show. Through his animated Angela Russell recollections, Matt brings to life 1960s Capitol Hill, when Roy Street divided populations and nuns ruled with INTRO TO FINAL CUT WORKING WITH righteous anger. PRO X with Bernard Mann GREEN SCREEN: DECEMBER 6 & 7 THEORY & PRACTICE with Bernard Mann Saturday & Sunday, 11am–5pm JANUARY 11 Sunday, 11am–5pm JANUARY 7, 14, 21 & 28 TUITION: $180 / $160 NWFF Members Wednesdays, 6:30pm–9:30pm TUITION: $330 / $295 NWFF Members In this one-day workshop, you will learn all the industry methods for lighting and shooting your Final Cut Pro X is an ideal non-linear digital editing subject, using a green screen. Afterwards, you program, with an interface that allows aspiring will learn how to composite your footage using an filmmakers to produce polished and well-told stories advanced keyer over a background. In post, you RED DIGITAL CINEMA in no time. In this class, you will learn how to import will learn how to effectively position the BASICS with Brody Willis footage and organize your media while mastering subject over the new background, resulting in JANUARY 12 & 14 Mon & Wed 6:30pm-9:30pm December 8, 9, 13 editing techniques for digital video and sound. movie-making awesomeness. TUITION: $140 ($125 NWFF Members Learn the fundamentals of set-up and operation of the BEGINNING C Red Epic digital camera in this introductory course. ADOBE NEXT DANCE CINEMA Velocity Dance Center and Northwest Film Forum pair up to present the 6th PREMIERE PRO CS6 annual Next Dance Cinema, offering insight into how contemporary dance con- January 12 with Chris Julian DECEMBER 13 & 14 tinues to expand the possibilities of the screen. Presenting new, short dance Saturday & Sunday, 10am-3pm JANUARY 17 & 18 C films from the region/country/world, Next Dance Cinema is a part of Velocity's THE C Saturday & Sunday, 10am-3pm annual December festival Next Fest NW. TUITION: $330 / $295 NWFF Members HOMESTRETCH Co-presented with the Committee Learn to edit with Premiere Pro, a professional to End Homelessness digital media editing tool. This class will provide training and give you the skills to confidently, Anne de Mare, Kristen Kelly, efficiently and effectively edit films, as you focus LA POST-PRODUCTION 2014, United States, 89 min on the basics of the interface, the timeline, work- flows and how to refine your cut SOUND AND AUDIO Three homeless teens fight to stay in EDITING with Nate Eiford school, graduate and build a future. Each of these smart, ambitious teen- LAJANUARY 12 & 15 Monday & Thursday, 6:30pm-9:30pm IN agers—Kasey, Anthony and Roque— TUITION: $100 / $85 NWFF Members will surprise, inspire and challenge This class will cover the fundamentals of audio editing you to rethink stereotypes of home- and sound mixing for video, including using lessness, as their stories connect the post-production mixing and processing tools with larger policy issues of juvenile that will enable you to clean up noise and achieve SSESconsistency of sound. justice, immigration, foster care and

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AUDIO RECORDINGSSES INTRO TO SCREEN- EMA CERTIFICA- FOR FILM AND VIDEO PLAY PITCH AND with Nate Eiford TIONS QUERIES with Erik Bernard DECEMBER 8 & 11 JANUARY 11 & 18 Sundays, 6pm-9pm Monday & Thursday, 6:30pm-9:30pm TUITION: $90 / $70 NWFF Members ARRI LIGHT KIT TUITION: $100 / $85 NWFF MEMBERS This class will show screenplay pitches and queries CERTIFICATION Learn the essentials of audio, microphones, 16MM PRINTS! that produce results, discuss screenplay structure, iPHONE PRODUCTION with Casey Schmidt recorder technology and recording techniques, and review the process of getting a screenplay written, with Jay Hix Jones JANUARY 5 and enable your production (no matter the developed and into pre-production. DECEMBER 13 & 14 Saturday & Sunday, 12p–4pm Monday 6:30–8:30pm budget) to sound professional. TUITION: $150 / $130 for Members TUITION $40/$30 Members Turn your smart phone into a movie-making power- house. From lens adapters and external mics to The Arri Soft Bank light kit is an shoulder mounts, you will learn how to shoot quality industry standard for professional videos on your phone, without breaking the bank. shoots. Master the techniques used with this versatile light kit, and you will be able to deliver professional results for almost any location. In INTRODUCTION TO this certification class, learn the

fundamentals of lighting for video, SCRIPT ANALYSIS with Peter Tolfree and the basics of setting up these lights, with common terminology. JANUARY 8 & 15 Thursdays, 6:30pm–9:30pm TUITION: $75 / $60 for Members

DLSR Learn the fundamental building blocks of screenplay writing. Through the study of short films and script FILMMAKING analysis, we will explore how our favorite feature AND 60D films convey stories through a balance of visual and spoken language. December 10 & 11 CERTIFICATION with Craig Downing CITIZEN JOURNALIST: JANUARY 7 AN INTRODUCTION TO INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM DOWN FOR DADA Wednesday 6:30pm-8:30pm EDITORS COLLECTIVE Co-presented with The Sprocket Society! with Alex Garland with Dina Guttmann TUITION $40/$30 for Members Live accompaniment by Lori Goldston! JANUARY 6 & 8 TUES & THURS, 6:30pm – 9:30PM JANUARY 6 - 27 Tuesdays, 6:30pm – 9:30pm Learn the basic skills of DSLR video TUITION: $80 ($60 NWFF MEMBERS TUITION: $200/$185 for Members Two nights of explosive dada moods and rhythms emblazoned on film—an filmmaking. Using our Canon 60D, Bring your own footage to class, as we look at how appropriately radical 1920s film movement that ties nicely to our 20th anniversary this certification class covers standard In the age of electronic media, facts are editorialized, opinions are confused different editing styles are used in all types of videos camera functions and the artistic with news, and much goes unreported or misrepresented. In this class, we'll (from silly commercials to avant-garde wonders). celebrations. We'll feature canonical shorts by Viking Eggeling, Hans Richter, possibilities of DSLR cameras. better prepare students to document the world around them and pursue With the support of a professional editor, you will Man Ray, René Clair, plus a rare screening of Richter's feature Dreams That Money Students will learn how to manually spend time editing your own material, and work Can Buy. control the necessary exposure independent journalism, including optional tools for the job, your rights as a together as a class to improve your craft. functions to create professional citizen journalist and how to best share your work. video content. NON-PROFIT U.S. POSTAGE nwfilmforum.org PAID SEATTLE, WA PERMIT NO. 952

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