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MAY 2020 events

WFTV Upskilling: Tips from the Experts; Grading and Colour with Vanessa Taylor and Nanu Segal BSC

Upskilling - grading

Speakers:

Vanessa Taylor | Colourist

Nanu Segal BSC | Cinematographer

WFTV Online: International Co-Production as a Funding Model

International funding model

WFTV Q&A: Hear from the team behind international success Unorthodox; Writer/Producer Anna Winger and Actor Shira Haas

Unorthodox Panel

Speakers:

Anna Winger | Writer / Producer

Shira Haas | Actor

WFTV Upskilling: Tips from the Experts; Editing with WFTV Award Winners Emma Oxley, Selina MacArthur and Zeb Achonu

Speakers:

Emma Oxley | Editor

Selina MacArthur | Editor

Zeb Achonu | Editor

Upskilling - editing

WFTV Upskilling: Tips from the Experts; Post Production Management with Gemma Nicholson and Alice Greenland

Upskilling - postproduction

Speakers:

Gemma Nicholson | Sound Dept.

Alice Greenland | Sound

WFTV Upskilling: Managing a Freelance Career in a Virtual World

Speaker:

Sara Putt | Producer & MD of Sara Putt Associations

Our industry has changed, it’s been said that we’ve advanced our daily working practices by 10 years in less than a month and it’s fair to expect that some of these changes will continue even when restrictions have been lifted. So how will these changes affect your freelance career?

Hear from Sara Putt who will be offering advice on how you can further develop your contacts, maintain strong professional relationships, and continue expanding you network when our working life is increasingly online and remote.

Freelance career in a virtual world

Tips from the Experts; Location Sound with WFTV Award Winner Judi Lee Headman and Adrienne Taylor

Upskilling - location sound

Speakers:

Judi Lee Headman | Production Sound Mixer

Adrienne Taylor | Boom Operator

WFTV Online: Filming the emergency services without the legal drama

Speaker:

Clare Hoban | Media Content Lawyer

TV and film content law specialist Clare Hoban takes a practical look at how to tackle ‘blue light’ filming issues e.g. filming the police, medics and their patients and achieve powerful content.

Filmingthe emergency services