Reportage Production Course Level 2 In this course, you will learn to independently create a video portrait, from the initial idea to the editing. The focus is primarily on the content side: how do you tell a story? All aspects of making a reportage are covered. Course structure: You will create a portrait of someone offering something for sale online. You begin with a research lesson in which you look for a subject for your report. Following this, you receive a lesson in interview techniques, where Frans Bromet teaches you the fundamentals of interviewing. After filming, a lesson in content editing follows, where you learn how to build a story: the introduction of the subject, the narrative arc, and the conclusion. The evaluation of your progress is conducted on an individual level. During the evaluation, you discuss the choices you made at various points during the production process. What went well? What could be improved? Finally, there is a public viewing session where you watch and discuss your item with your fellow students. Goal: After completing this course, you will be able to create a video portrait entirely independently. Target audience: The course is intended for people who already have experience making reports and want to further develop themselves as camera journalists. The course aligns well with the Reportage Making - Level 1 course. We recommend taking the Final Cut Pro - Level 1 course first, as experience with Final Cut Pro is a requirement for this course. Duration: 4 days Time: 10 AM - 5 PM Cost: €995 (excl. VAT) Register: Click here

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Final call: We want your film, now! Amsterdam, 4/2/2011 - Seven days left, then it's too late! February 15 is the last day to submit your film for TranScreen, the Amsterdam Transgender Film Festival 2011. If you have made a film that touches on the theme of 'transgender' in one way or another, then TranScreen is your platform! Whether your film is short or long, fiction or documentary, acted or animated, to make you laugh, cry, provoke, or think—essentially, anything is fine, as long as your work touches upon the boundaries of masculinity and femininity. Don't let this edition pass you by. Don't think your film won't fit on TranScreen. Send your production as a preview DVD, accompanied by a printed synopsis. The final master may be in one of the following formats: Betamax, Super-VHS, 16 mm, mini-DV, DV-cam, Digi-Beta, or Blu-ray to: TranScreen Weteringschans 195 1017 XE Amsterdam www.transscreen.nl TranScreen is the successor to the Netherlands Transgender Film Festival, which was held biennially between 2001 and 2009. TranScreen takes place from June 1 to 5 and is organized by the TransMotion Foundation, based in Amsterdam, Chamber of Commerce number 34394047.

My name is Rowan Lee Hartsuiker, 23 years old from Den Helder. I am an audiovisual/multimedia designer and illustrator. I have worked on various projects abroad over the past two years, specifically in Mongolia and South India. At the moment, I am looking for a position where I can express my creativity. This creativity is always a great source of inspiration for me, which I gain from the constant discovery of many new things. See also my online portfolio for some examples of my work in illustration, film, documentary, experimental short film, music video, multimedia products, etc. Thank you for your attention.

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I am currently in my third year of Marketing Communication in Amsterdam. Last year, I interned for five months at the television program Koffietijd, where I worked as an editor. Now, I am looking for an internship that is more focused on documentaries, films, and reporting. I hope someone can help me. For more information, you can email: [email protected]

The Cinema & Literature Festival Utrecht over Utrecht celebrates its fifth anniversary in 2011. On Sunday, June 12, 2011, the premier festival for text and image about the province of Utrecht will descend upon the Louis Hartlooper Complex in Utrecht for the fifth time. For this edition, Utrecht over Utrecht once again challenges writers, filmmakers, poets, and photographers to shake Utrecht to its foundations with their moving, suspenseful, exciting, comical, beautiful, and dramatic texts and images. At stake are eternal fame and cash prizes ranging from €500 to €4,000. The stories, poems, photos, and films must be about Utrecht and actually be located within the province, but there are more requirements. The regulations can be downloaded from the website. So sharpen those creative knives! Visit www.utrechtoverutrecht.nl quickly and register before April 1, 2011.