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Join AJA Product Marketing Manager Andy Bellamy as he walks you through a few tips and tricks to set up or optimize your remote workflow. In the last year, remote post workflows have quickly evolved from a luxury to a necessity amidst the global pandemic. As more post shops, editorial facilities and freelancers across the industry have pivoted to remote setups to ensure team safety, the advantages of working this way have become clear, whether the ability to tap into a broader talent pool for projects and cost-efficiency for shops or the convenience offers individual creatives. Although setting up a remote workflow can seem overwhelming at first, with so many considerations and a plethora of available gear options, getting started doesn’t have to be complicated, and even if you’re already working remotely, there are subtle tweaks you can make to improve your existing workflow. FREE LIVE EVENT | April 7th, 2021 | 5:00 PM EDT/ 2:00PM PDT Join us live on Youtube Live: https://www.youtube....

Manhattan Edit Workshop’s “Sight, Sound & Story: Live” monthly online event series continues in February with the filmmakers from the acclaimed documentary film “Dick Johnson is Dead.” Inside Episode VII:  There can be no more collaborative and intertwined relationship in filmmaking than that between Director and Editor.  In documentary filmmaking this is especially so.  Join us for a special conversion with Director  Kirsten Johnson, ASC  and Editor  Nels Bangerter  as they discuss the creative process of documentary filmmaking within the acclaimed films “Dick Johnson Is Dead “and “Cameraperson”; as well as other films.  Creative Director of Wheelhouse Creative and documentary filmmaker  Jeremy Workman  will help guide the conversation and show examples of Kirsten and Nels work.  Jeremy was also an editing collaborator for the dance sequence in “Dick Johnson is Dead” and edited the trailer for “Cameraperson.”   All attende...

You can view it live on YouTube here:  youtube.com/watch?v=PU3_CIyZcQ k or on facebook here:    https://www.facebook.com/ FilmmakerU/posts/ 272013674143999

MEWShop’s July Six Week Intensive Art of Editing workshop will be taught LIVE online Manhattan Edit Workshop ( MEWShop ), the cutting-edge, digital-training destination for post-production specialists and content creators is proud to announce the upcoming Artist in Residence for the July 6th class will be editor  Liza Cardinale , ACE.** Liza got her start studying film theory at UC Berkeley, where she edited on their tape-to-tape system without any formal training. Later on, she visited a friend on the set of The Truth About Charlie and met the legendary editor Carol Littleton, ACE. After that encounter, Liza decided editing would be her career of choice. “Liza Cardinale’s talent and diverse career will enhance our workshop with invaluable insight and knowledge that will make July’s class very special,” comments MEWShop’s Director of Education and  Six Week  Instructor Janet Dalton. The next installment of MEWShop’s Six Week Intensive Workshop will be taught ex...

This Friday, May 22, 2020 Colorist Eric Whipp ("Mad Max Fury Road"), will be talking about his technique, experiences and most importantly answering your questions! FREE EVENT - Live at 2 PM EST | 11 AM PST Sign up for your reminder here: https://www.facebook.com/FilmmakerU/posts/248219929856707

Eugene Gearty Live Chat Tomorrow's live chat will involve Oscar winner and Filmmaker U instructor Eugene Gearty.  We are going to discuss his work, experiences, and life in sound during the quarantine. More importantly, it'll give you an opportunity to ask questions! Eugene Gearty, MPSE Friday @ 2:00 PM EST | 11:00 AM PST Eugene Gearty has over thirty years of working with film's most celebrated directors including Spike Lee, Martin Scorcese, Ang Lee, and The Coen Brothers, just to name a few. He's won numerous awards and took home the Oscar for his work on  Hugo . We'll be hosting these events live on Facebook and will allow those who want to ask questions to message us while we are broadcasting. Please make sure to sign up to  our Facebook page to watch this event!