distribution

John Sayles is one of the most celebrated independent American directors of the last two decades. Together with partner Maggie Renzi, they have managed to define the meaning of the word "independent' anlways adapting to the changes in the industry and reinventing the model. Sayles never tackles the same topic twice and twists of class and power permeate his scripts.

It’s one thing to burn your video project to a DVD, it’s another if you want to create a DVD master for duplication with an appealing customized menu so that viewers can easily navigate your disc. This one-day intensive workshop in Apple’s DVD Studio Pro video will show you how to prepare your video; create custom menus with chapters; create tracks; compress your audio; and build and format a DVD. You must be proficient in Final Cut Pro to register for this workshop.

Video on the web is every where but good video on the web is harder to find. This workshop will introduce participants to ways of shooting video specifically destined for the web and then prepare your media to be uploaded for the world to see. Participants will learn new media concepts and best practices, as well as practical and hands on techniques on how to shoot, compress, encode, upload and distribute your video and audio on the internet. The workshop will cover working with the major media formats such as Windows, QuickTime, Realplayer, and Flash.

This one-day intensive session will show you how to prepare your work for a
DVD; create menus and tracks; compress your audio; and build and format a
DVD. Proficiency in Final Cut Pro is recommended.

The digital video revolution gave us the tools to make media. The online video revolution gives us the power to distribute without gatekeepers. In this workshop see how innovative mediamakers are sharing personal experiences, telling otherwise-underrepresented stories, and revolutionizing what film and television can be. Learn what tools are available to you to distribute your work around the globe via the Internet, and get started setting up your own videoblog using free resources.