Make a Landscape Film

Make a film in ash landscapes with acclaimed film makers Juliet Brown and Rani Khanna

Tues 6 June 2017, 10am - 4pm

The Quadrangle Trust, Shoreham

Celebrate the start of summer with a film making workshop with internationally recognised film teachers and documentary film makers Juliet Brown and Rani Khanna.

We will use a range of cameras to create short documentary stories in ash trees and landscapes, centering on the ash. This workshop will provide practical tips on building stories, interviewing subjects and capturing nature on film.  The workshop will explore some techniques in the morning and in the afternoon we will build stories and create some short films, you will need to bring a camera to shoot on and if you are working on your iphone or smart phone it is advisable to use a selfie stick for stability.  Some films made during the workshop will be edited and stories shared on our online archive of ash memories.

Juliet Brown is a self-shooting Director/Producer of individual documentary films. She has worked on short films such as Keepers of the Trail, Noah’s Canoe and feature documentary Ecocide, Voices from Paradise. julietbrownfilms.com

Rani Khanna is a highly versatile & multicultural independent filmmaker with 20 years of experience making documentaries and working freelance for a variety of organisations as well as teaching documentary production in Higher Education & Further Education. www.youandeyefilms.com

This training is being provided with the generous support of the Heritage Lottery Fund and Arts Council England and is aimed at giving volunteers of the Ash project the skills as part of the Kent Downs Area of Outstaning Natural Beauty’s The Ash Project.

This is a free public event, but places are limited so booking is essential.

See the Quadrangle Trust’s website for travel directions.
thequadrangletrust.com