Kate Hopkins, Sound Supervisor (Dynasty - Lion, Planet Earth - Grasslands), and Mark Roberts, Sound Recordist (Frozen Planet - On Thin Ice, The 1900 Island), will give a masterclass in sound, talking about their experiences in the industry and answering all your burning questions about how to break into sound.
Georgina Kiedrowski, Self-Shooting Producer (The Island, Race Across the World), and Nicola Daley, Director of Photography, ACS (The Letdown, Harlots) will share their knowledge and experiences of working in the camera department on documentaries, dramas and factual entertainment for shows such as The Island with Bear Grylls, Race Across the World, Harlots and The Letdown.
SCHEDULE
(Chair: Ruth Pitt, Director, Creative Cities Convention)
(Chair: Emma Read)
Join host Caroline Whitmore (ITV News Entertainment Correspondent) on Monday 27th January from 6:30pm at The University of Salford, MediaCityUK in the DPL suite.
To book a place on the guestlist e-mail RPinkney@rts.org.uk
Directors of photography Sara Deane and Mike Robinson discussed training and single camera shooting at the RTS Craft Skills Masterclasses 2019.
Click here to read the session report.
Matt Bacon, sound recordist/location sound supervisor, and Kate Davis, head of sound at Directors Cut Films, shared the essentials for recording good quality sound and the advantages of using foley effects at the RTS Craft Skills Masterclasses 2019.
Click here to read the session report.
Editors Matthew Gray and Emma Lysaght discussed how to get into editing, what it's like to work with directors, and shared their tips on how to cut rushes and the importance of time management at the RTS Craft Skills Masterclasses 2019.
Click here to read the session report.
International Affairs Editor for ITV News Rageh Omaar discussed working in war zones and keeping safe in hostile environments at the RTS Student Masterclasses 2019.
Click here to read the session report.
Training: Sara Deane was a member of the Children’s Film Unit, before studying at Bournemouth Film School: “I was a clapper loader [second assistant camera] for five years and … [during that time] still shooting shorts because I knew I waned to be a director of photography. I [then studied at] the National Film and Television School and graduated about 10 years ago.”
