Ladies and Gentlemen, film lovers, Tomorrow, August 15, the doors of the Amsterdam Film School will open at 14:45 for the start of our open day. We start the workshop at 3:00 PM. Director Bram van Splunteren will come to analyze a film with the workshop participants. We advise you to arrive on time due to a limited number of places. The workshop lasts approximately one hour. Afterwards, a fifteen-minute break has been scheduled. At 4:30 PM, Bart Verdult, Head of Academics, will provide you with detailed information about the Amsterdam Film School's curriculum, our teachers, and the equipment we work with. Drinks will be available from 17:15, providing time to ask questions and meet the school management while enjoying a drink. You are cordially invited, The Amsterdam Film School Team

NBF networking drinks on Monday, August 25 - theme: 'Adjustments to the WWZ and pension for the self-employed, what do you need to know?' The first networking drinks of the new season will take place on August 25, featuring an important topic for all self-employed professionals this month: what do the changes to the Work and Security Act mean for you as a freelancer, flex worker, or employer? Do you need to make adjustments to your business operations or your methods of invoicing or payroll? And what does the new collective pension scheme for the self-employed look like, which is being introduced from January 2015? During this NBF evening, we will look with experts at the consequences these changes have for the position of professionals and AV companies, and what the new collective pension scheme for freelancers entails. Don't miss this opportunity to gather more information and ask questions! The program is free, so sign up quickly via [email protected]. Please note: The NBF networking drinks have moved to De Kring (Kleine-Gartmanplantsoen 7-9, 1st floor, Amsterdam). We look forward to seeing you at our new location! Including: Jeroen NA Dijkman (E-LAW Employment Law Attorneys) - on the changes to the Work and Security Act and what the consequences (can) be for entrepreneurs Jasper van Leeuwen (Tentoo) - on the consequences of the changes to the Work and Security Act for payrolling Bouke Westerhuis from Loyalis (part of APG) - on the new collective pension scheme for self-employed professionals starting January 2015 Afterwards, in addition to the above-mentioned parties, FNV Kiem, Meeus Media, and other parties will make information available to visitors and answer specific questions. Dinner deal Attendees of the NBF networking drinks can take advantage of a special dinner deal. There is a choice between a one-course menu (€12.50) and a two-course menu (€18.50), to be paid for at the bar upon arrival. Dinner will be served at 18:30 in the Kring restaurant, so please be on time if you have registered. Registrations must be received no later than Friday, August 22 via [email protected]. Program: 17:30 - 18:30 walk-in drinks in the bar of De Kring 18:30 - 19:45 joint dinner at the Kring restaurant 19:45 - 20:00 walk-in program 20:00 - 22:00 program in Club Up 22:00 - 23:00 drinks in the bar of De Kring What: Network Drinks for Film and TV (NBF) - theme: adjustments to the WWZ and pension for the self-employed, what do you need to know? When: Monday, August 25, 2014 Where: De Kring, Kleine-Gartmanplantsoen 7-9 1st floor, Amsterdam (Google Maps) For whom: members of the NBF, Circle members, and all film and television professionals Admission: free Registration for the NBF networking drinks is encouraged and can be done at the NBF office via [email protected] or 020-6646588. When registering, please also indicate whether you would like to make use of the dinner deal.

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The Amsterdam Film School presents the Evening Sessions Lighting in a Digital Age by Ruurd Fenenga Modern cinematographic cameras are so light-sensitive that you often no longer need to add light to a scene. In fact, the art is increasingly to extract light to achieve the desired end result. Moreover, you save on the costs of expensive lights and create a sense of calm on set. But how exactly do techniques like negative fill and LED work? How do you work magic with the available light? And when should you actually add light? The Evening Sessions Lighting in A Digital Age are for video and film professionals who want to get the most out of their new camera. In 12 lessons (weekly on Monday and Wednesday evenings at 7:00 PM), you will learn to look at light anew. You will deepen your knowledge of light: what types are there; how do you analyze light; how do you work with negative fill? Over the course of the course, you will develop your own vision of light. Visit our website www.amsterdamfilmschool.com for more information or contact the Amsterdam Film School team.