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TV Academy (1): Think Up An Idea

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TV Academy is a full practical and professional training course in TV and Film production. Offering valuable skills development in existing and new technology to all new creative and technical graduates in television and film production including new entrants, broadcasters, independents and interactive new media companies.

2 days: Thur 26 & Fri 27 May 2005, 11am-5pm
Cost: £220 / Conc £200

TV Academy is a full practical and professional training course in TV and Film production. Offering valuable skills development in existing and new technology to all new creative and technical graduates in television and film production including new entrants, broadcasters, independents and interactive new media companies. You will learn how to write for TV, edit scripts, plan shooting schedules, operate a broadcast camera (multi or single camera operations), record sound for pictures as well as editing sound and pictures, through to planning, rehearsing and producing a full TV studio programme. You will learn how to work in a team, against the clock and be familiar with all the pressures that you and your peers will face when you first work in Broadcast TV.

TV Academy is made up of six two days modules that together will give you a complete experience of Production values both creative and technical. Each module links to the next so you can take one module or all six. Do as little or as much as you want.

Courses are led by Jeremy Gould, former BBC lighting cameraman and ITV Head of Film, PSC and Post-Production, with over 30 years film and broadcast television experience. He has trained employees and students in Far East Asia for the Television Corporation of Singapore and in the Caribbean for Jamaica Television. Jeremy has numerous contacts throughout the global industry and has extensive knowledge in all areas of film and video production.

Module One - Develop a programme idea
Work in a team to create a programme treatment. Research techniques will be discussed and used to plan the shoot, using still cameras, tape recorders and the web to gather information. Each group will commence with practical planning of their agreed item formats and develop these formats in practical storyboard an shoot schedules. In addition to scripting, all costs and practical permissions, where necessary, will be addressed. Make your idea work for TV.

2 days: Thur 26 & Fri 27 May 2005, 11am-5pm
Cost £220 Conc £200

Details of the other TV Academy modules are in the Summer 2005 Programme.

Want to know more?
For course advice or more information about InSync ring Beth Soan on 020 7025 1985 or email your request to courseinfo@01zero-one.co.uk

How to enrol on a course?
Simply complete a 01zero-one enrolment form online at www.01zero-one.co.uk.

Payment
Once completing the online enrolment form payment should be made by credit or debit card over the phone on 020 7025 1985.

Am I eligible for a concession?
Concessions are available to InSync, UK Post, BIMA, PACT, BECTU, NMK, BIMA, NPA members. If you are paying a concessionary fee you will be asked to supply evidence of your entitlement.

Contact us
01zero-one is in Hopkins Street, Soho, London.
Part of Westminster Kingsway College Soho Centre in Peter Street, London W1F OHS.

Tel: 020 7025 1985
Email: courseinfo@01zero-one.co.uk
Web: www.01zero-one.co.uk

Location

01zero-ne, Peter Street, London W1F OHS.