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Video Post-Production Workshop with Jason Karman
March 28, 2020 @ 1:30 pm - March 29, 2020 @ 5:30 pm
$125 – $250
* POSTPONED *
We have decided to postpone the Video Post-Production Workshop with Jason Karman scheduled for March 28 & 29. We will aim to reschedule this event in the coming months.
Editing is the final step in the creation of a story. The choices made at the beginning of post-production can further uplift or limit a story that has been carefully crafted through screenwriting and production. The work of an editor, in consultation with the director, revolves around film grammar, objectives, and considerations beyond the picture assembly. Using Final Cut Pro X, this two-day workshop introduces participants to the role of editing, and offers exercises on how to build a better story while managing common media assets and workflow.
Saturday March 28th & Sunday March 29th, 2020
1:30pm – 5:30pm
CineVic (#102 – 764 Yates Street)
CineVic Members: $125
Non-Members: $250
Please note that these single tickets are for the workshop only and DO NOT include a private mentorship session.
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Jason Karman graduated from the University of British Columbia with a Joint Master of Fine Arts in Film Production and Creative Writing. His films have been selected in over 150 film festivals internationally. In 2011, Jason received the Gerry Brunet Memorial Award at Vancouver Queer Film Festival for I’M IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE, and in 2015 was recipient of the Jury Choice Award at Reel Pride Winnipeg for KIMCHI FRIED DUMPLINGS. His short film, LIONS IN WAITING, was selected by Telefilm Canada’s Not Short on Talent at Clermont-Ferrand in 2018. The sequel, LIONHOOD, won Best awards for Editing and Cinematography at the 2019 Vancouver Short Film Festival. Jason is a member of the Canadian Cinema Editors Association. He is currently working on his first feature film, GOLDEN DELICIOUS.
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CineVic is an accessible venue with street-level access from Millie’s Lane between Yates Street and Johnson Street.
CineVic acknowledges and respects the long history of the Lekwungen speaking people, now known as the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations, on whose traditional and unceded territory we carry out our activities.
CineVic acknowledges the financial assistance and support of Canada Council for the Arts, Province of British Columbia, British Columbia Arts Council, and the CRD Arts Commission.
