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Author
Ashley Kennedy
Updated
12/16/2016Released
4/22/2016
Analyzing a scene helps new and seasoned filmmakers alike understand the creative and technical decisions of directors and editors. This course provides a rare opportunity to get inside the minds of video storytellers to discuss the filmmaking process—and appreciate how they arrived at the finished product. Ashley Kennedy offers new scenes for discussion. Then she interviews the filmmakers about their work: their aesthetic, approach, workflow, and collaboration style. Hear from film professionals such as independent filmmaker and editor Kurt Kuenne (Dear Zachary), TV editor and documentary director Zack Arnold (Empire and Go Far: The Christopher Rush Story), feature film editor Sofi Marshall (A Teacher), professor and filmmaker Sam Kauffmann (Massacre at Murambi), and more. Get behind-the-scenes details and firsthand looks at what really happens during the course of filmmaking, in this forum.
Skill Level Intermediate
3h 25m
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 35s
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Exploring a Scene from "Singularity"
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Exploring a Scene from "Crib Notes"
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Exploring a Scene from "Red Obsession"
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Exploring a Scene from CMS Forex currency trading commercial
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Exploring a Scene from "One Long Goodbye"
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Scene: "One Long Goodbye"3m 58s
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Exploring a Scene from the short film "The Last Broadcast"
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Exploring a Scene from the feature film "Wild Canaries"
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Exploring a Scene from the Documentary "Go Far: The Christopher Rush Story"
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Exploring an Antismoking Commercial from the New York Dept. of Health
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Exploring a Scene from the Documentary "Paper Chasers"
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Exploring Scenes from the Documentary "Dear Zachary"
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Exploring a Scene from the Feature Film "A Teacher"
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Exploring a Clinique "Master Metallics" commercial
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Exploring a Scene from the Documentary "The Birth of Saké"
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Exploring the Short Film "Massacre at Murambi"—with filmmaker Sam Kauffmann
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Exploring a Scene from the Web Series "Happy and You Know It"
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Video: Scene excerpt: "Massacre at Murambi" (whole film)