Showing posts with label Seminar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seminar. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Marcos Mateu - Seminar

3HR Composition for Visual Storytellers Seminar
Dec 1, 2011(Thursday) from 7:00 PM-10:00 PM

This 3-hour lecture based on the instructor's book "Framed Ink" (focusing mainly on storyboard and graphic novel) starts off with a general view on the art of visual narrative. Perception of facts in different ways, depending on light and other circumstances will be addressed. Representation of reality will be discussed, showing the many different narrative possibilities.

There will be an analysis of how, based on these principles, we can compose meaningful shots both steady or with a moving camera, all of it while showing slides that refer to each specific case.

Attendants will be able to interact with the lecturer and ask questions referred to the subject at any time, having a special section at the end for Q&A only.

Tuition $50 - Enroll Here.

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Jason Scheier (DreamWorks) - Seminar - September 13th


Sept. 13th from 6pm to 10pm Jason Scheier (DreamWorks) will be giving a 4-hour seminar on the Imaginative Process and a Demo at LAAFA!

Jason will focus in on a subject that is rarely discussed enough in the process of creation, from brain-storming to changing your routine, becoming a better observational thinker, and looking at the world around you in a different perspective. Jason Scheier will walk you through his process of gathering references, brain-storming, sketching from references, and creating a unique and original piece of artwork from this process. Artistically harnessing the imagination, and creating a streamlined process to inhibit its potential. This is a must seminar for those who are especially interested in the entertainment field.

• A lecture on harnessing the imaginative process • Discussing observing our surroundings and gathering references.
• Brainstorming from references,
• Strategies for sketching from your references and creating unique and original pieces.
• Painting demonstration


Tuition:  $75.00

To enroll in this visiting artist workshop please click here.