Learn how to capture stories through audio, photography and video. You'll learn basic tips and tricks on how best to record audio and video, as well as editing, in this four-day beginner filmmaking course. Designed to start slowly using simple techniques, and progress to more complex short videos, you will walk out of this course with at least two films.
Come along with your stories that you've been keen to share and gain the skills you need to be a story catcher for the community and family.
Led by local palawa artist Andrew Mansell and award-winning filmmaker Lara van Raay, and supported by Libraries Tasmania. Limited places are available. To register your interest, book a ticket here.
Audience: For members of the Tasmanian Aboriginal community.
Dates: 23, 24, 25 and 26 May 2024 (the workshop is run over four days).
Time: 10:00am - 4:00pm.
Please contact Andrew Mansell on 0408 231 303 or Angela Sferco 6478 4230 for more information.
To ensure a successful event, please:
• Don't attend if you are unwell
• Let us know if you can’t attend so we can offer your place to someone else
• Practice COVID safe behaviours
• Let us know if you have any support needs, or if a support person will be coming with you.
Accessibility:
• The multi-level car park (corner of Best Street and Fenton Way) provides disabled access parking, lift access and flat walking surfaces between the car park and the paranaple centre. Council parking fees apply.
• Entrance to the paranaple centre is via automatic doors at both Market Square and Rooke Street entrances. The Market Square entrance offers universal access and is available at the touch of a button, providing ease for patrons with access difficulties.
• Inside the paranaple centre, Devonport Library is located on both ground and first floors. Escalators, lifts and stairs are available to take you between the two floors. A parent and child room is situated on the ground floor and accessible toilets are available on all floors.
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