[Jakarta] Masterclass: Penceritaan Berbasis Karakter

Festival Sinema Australia Indonesia

Bergabunglah dengan pakar penulis Australia Steve Rodgers, salah satu penulis naskah film Sweet As yang akan berbagi wawasannya.

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Film Masterclass

FSAI 2023 akan menggelar serangkaian masterclass film untuk para calon sineas Indonesia.  Bergabunglah dengan kami untuk mengikuti masterclass eksklusif bersama Steve Rodgers dan Victoria Duckett. Semua Masterclass gratis untuk diikuti.

Jakarta

Festival Sinema Australia Indonesia di Jakarta akan ditayangkan di CGV Grand Indonesia.

M﻿asterclass: Penceritaan Berbasis Karakter<ul><li>P﻿embicara: Steve Rodgers, Penulis / Aktor Australia</li><li>M﻿oderator: Marissa Anita</li></ul>Bergabunglah dengan pakar penulis Australia Steve Rodgers, salah satu penulis naskah film Sweet As. Steve akan berbagi wawasannya tentang penyusunan narasi film berbasis karakter. Dapatkan pemahaman tentang bagaiman proses penyusunan ide, konflik hingga pembentukan karakter pada sebuah film. Dengan pengalaman lebih dari 30 tahun di dunia perfilman, Steve yang juga merupakan aktor film layar lebar, pertunjukan teater, dan acara televisi, juga akan membagikan pengetahuan dan keahliannya tentang industri kreatif kepada para pembuat film Indonesia generasi berikutnya.C﻿atatan: Masterclass ini akan dibawakan dalam Bahasa Inggris.B﻿iografi:Steve lahir di Newcastle, dibesarkan di Tasmania dan dilatih sebagai aktor di Teater Nepean di Western Sydney University. Dia telah bekerja sebagai aktor di film, teater, dan televisi selama tiga puluh tahun terakhir. Drama pertama Steve, Ray's Tempest, terpilih sebagai pemenang Patrick White Playwrights' Award dan dinominasikan dalam kategori Karya Australia Baru Terbaik di Sydney Theatre Awards setelah produksi di Belvoir St dan Melbourne Theatre Company. Karya Steve lainnya untuk panggung termasuk Savage River, yang dipentaskan di Griffin Theatre Company, Melbourne Theatre Company, dan Tasmanian Theatre Company, dan juga dinominasikan untuk Karya Australia Baru Terbaik di Sydney Theatre Awards. Food, produksi bersama antara Belvoir St dan Force Majeure, yang melakukan tur nasional selama dua tahun, termasuk di La Boite. Adaptasi dari novel Peter Goldsworthy, Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam untuk The National Theatre of Parramatta dan Belvoir St, yang memenangkan Griffin Lysicrates Prize pada tahun 2015. King of Pigs, yang dipentaskan perdana di The Old Fitz Theatre, dan kemudian melakukan tur di NSW atas dukungan Redline Productions dan Critical Stages. Dan yang terbaru, Kenny, sebuah adaptasi dari film fitur Clayton bersaudara (sebagai pertunjukan tunggal) yang tayang perdana pada tahun 2021 di Ensemble yang mendapat pujian kritis. Steve menulis serial televisi untuk Rush, sebuah prosedural polisi berbasis aksi untuk musim ke-2, yang diproduksi oleh John Edwards untuk Network Ten. Steve memproduseri, turut menulis, dan membintangi The Land, sebuah film layar lebar yang telah diputar di berbagai festival di seluruh Eropa dan Amerika Serikat, termasuk Berlin Cinema Awards, New York Cinema Awards, dan baru-baru ini diputar di Sydney di Randwick Ritz. Steve ikut menulis film layar lebar Sweet As bersama Jub Clerc untuk Liz Kearney (Arena Media). Film ini tayang perdana di Australia di MIFF pada tahun 2022 dan memenangkan NETPAC Award untuk Film Terbaik dari kawasan Asia Pasifik setelah pemutaran perdana internasionalnya di TIFF. Film ini akan diputar di Festival Film Internasional Berlin ke-73 pada tahun 2023.

Masterclass: Character Driven Story Telling <ul><li>S﻿peaker: Steve Rodgers, Co-Writers of Sweet As and Actor</li><li> M﻿oderator: Marissa Anita</li></ul>Join Australian writing expert Steve Rodgers, co-writer of the movie script Sweet As. Steve will share his insights on crafting character-based movie narratives. Gain an understanding of how the process of idea generation, conflict and character development in a movie works. With more than 30 years of experience in the film industry, Steve, who is also an actor in feature films, theater performances, and television shows, will also share his knowledge and expertise about the creative industry with the next generation of Indonesian filmmakers.Notes: This Masterclass will be conducted in English.B﻿iography:Steve was born in Newcastle, grew up in Tasmania and trained as an actor at Theatre Nepean at Western Sydney University. He has worked as an actor in film, theatre, and television for the last thirty years.Steve’s first play Ray’s Tempest was shortlisted for the Patrick White Playwrights’ Award and nominated in the Best New Australian Work category at the Sydney Theatre Awards following productions at both Belvoir St and Melbourne Theatre Company.Steve’s other work for the stage includes Savage River, which played at the Griffin Theatre Company, Melbourne Theatre Company, and the Tasmanian Theatre Company, and was also nominated for Best New Australian Work at the Sydney Theatre Awards. Food, a co-production between Belvoir St and Force Majeure, which toured nationally over a two-year period including at La Boite. An adaption of Peter Goldsworthy’s novel Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam for The National Theatre of Parramatta and Belvoir St, which won the inaugural Griffin Lysicrates Prize in 2015. King of Pigs, which premiered at The Old Fitz Theatre, and then toured NSW courtesy of Redline Productions and Critical Stages. And most recently Kenny, an adaption of the Clayton brothers’ feature film (as a one man show) which premiered in 2021 at the Ensemble to critical acclaim.Steve wrote serial television for Rush, an action-based police procedural for season 2, produced by John Edwards for Network Ten.Steve produced, co-wrote, and starred in The Land, a feature film that has played at festivals across Europe and the US including The Berlin Cinema Awards, The New York Cinema Awards, and was recently screened in Sydney at the Randwick Ritz.Steve co-wrote the feature film Sweet As with Jub Clerc for Liz Kearney (Arena Media). The film premiered in Australia at MIFF in 2022 and won the NETPAC Award for Best Film from the Asia Pacific region following its international premiere at TIFF. It will play at the 73rd Berlin International Film Festival in 2023.

Agenda

Film Screening

Lunch break

Masterclass: Character Driven Story Telling

Jub Clerc and I came together to write Sweet As. (Brief History)

(Where it comes from.) (Is it personal to you/Or are you writing about a world you’re not from/The past/The future?) – The first principal of all script writing is that the central story idea is informed by a clear conflict. The story plot should follow how the character attempts to deal with this conflict – and the stories meaning is generated by how and why the conflict is resolved or isn’t. In Sweet As – Murra is abandoned by her Mum. Abandonment causes the conflict/drama/tension in the story. How Murra finds her way in the world after her Mum abandonment – whether she learns to stand on her own two feet, or not, drives the story. Give other examples from different films. Ask participants to think about their favourite films and identify the Central Story Idea/Conflict.

The Idea

The values motivating the characters are universal. What binds us? (Family, love, shelter, health, education, work) Types of Universal Conflict: An unwanted pregnancy. An Affair. A Divorce. A Sudden Death. Losing your job. Winning a job. Losing your fortune. Losing your home. Losing your memory. Attaining Success/Being more than you can be/Wish, fulfillment stories. EG. (Billy Elliot) Universal conflict and how that affects structure and events in film. Universal Conflict means that life can be interrupted, making like messy for the character, and how the character deals with this mess, generates our story.

Universal Conflict

1 The characters situation. 2. The characters actions. 3. The characters attitudes. Murra’s Situation: Living with her Mum. Living with her Uncle. Her Uncle putting her on the Photo Safari. Living on a bus/camping with strangers. Having a crush on her teacher. Putting herself in danger and her friends in danger. Learning to love photography. Finding herself in photography and country. Learning to take responsibility. Reconciling with her Mum. Becoming an Adult. Good storytelling is all about our central characters changing, or unable to change (James Bond) in changing circumstances/and situations where they’re forced to act.

Character Journeys

The NEED to write/make your film. The why? Care so others care. Write what you know to begin. Or research/experience/find out. What do I know, what don’t I know.

The NEED

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