The internationally acclaimed School of Sound opens up
in Glasgow between the April 4-7, at the Royal Scottish
Academy of Singing and Dancing in Glasgow’s city
centre.
The school prides itself on not being a training course;
it won't teach you procedure or technique. But it does
promise that it will move you to say, "I never thought
of working that way."
For three years the School of Sound has offered film and
video makers an unequalled series of presentations on
the possibilities of sound with the moving image.
Through the school, directors, sound designers, composer,
editors and theoreticians have shown the soundtrack from
hundreds of new angles. Sonic environments, non-naturalistic
sound, sound as metaphor, human sound perception, sound
for multimedia - the topics have ranged from the practical
to the aesthetic to the metaphysical during these intense
four-day symposia.
Design
and MakeUp Course
Newcastle College, School of Music & Performing Arts
is offering two Design and Make Up courses from this month.
The first course is titled WYSIWYG, a computer-aided design
programme that enables trainees to design and light settings
for stage or TV. It runs on Saturdays from 10-12.00am
and 1-3.00pm consecutive.
The second course is Professional MakeUp for Film TV and
Theatre. It is run either as a full 20 week course or
as separate sections of study. Duration of each of the
20 sessions is 10-12.00am & 1-3.00pm
More details from the college tel. 0191 200 4684
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