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September 27. 2017

Time to get back to learning. Join us Wednesday, September 27 for Back to School Night.

We welcome back USC Professor and editor Norman Hollyn who will take us on a tour of the soon to be released movie, SHOT from Director/Profesor Jeremy Kagan. Norman was editor and worked with Kagan on a story and style choice. The script called for most of the movie to be done with split screen.

Also we welcome for the first time editor/teacher Sven Pape, AKA "This Guy Edits." Sven has close to 81,000 subscribers to his wildly popular YouTube channel. Sven will talk on the creative and business side of editing.

Also, filmmaker Michael Wohl returns for a discussion of the process for creating 360° video, from prep, to shooting, to post, with an emphasis on the common traps and mistakes that people familiar with traditional production often stumble on.


NOTE: lacpug generally meets every 4th Wednesday of the Month. Meetings are open to public and ALL, beginning through advanced Digital Story Tellers are welcome. Digital projection made possible through the generous sponsorship of Adobe Systems, DVCreators, DigitalFilm Tree, OWC, VES and members like you. lacpug meetings are presented in association with the Barnsdall Gallery Theater, a facility of the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs.

Agenda (subject to change and availability)

6:45- 7:15PM - Stump the Gurus
Join Gurus Patrick Southern, Michael Kammes, Adam Bedford and Larry Jordan as they will attempt to answer all of your questions and solve all of your problems concerning FCS and FCPX, Avid, Premiere Pro and anything else you can think of. If they can't solve your problem or answer your question, then you go home with a problem, but you still got out of the house, so that's not a bad thing.

7:20PM - 7:25PM - Announcements
This is your time, assuming we have time. New to LA? Say Hello. Got a movie you want people to see? Tell us about it. Looking for a job? Tell us. Offering a job? Tell us.

7:25PM - 7:50PM - 360° Video Workflow Overview - Michael Wohl.
A discussion of the process for creating 360° video, from prep, to shooting, to post, with an emphasis on the common traps and mistakes that people familiar with traditional production often stumble on.








About Michael Wohl
Michael is the author of The 360 Video Handbook; a step-by-step guidebook for creating video for VR, as well as 13 other books on various post production techniques. He is an award-winning filmmaker, has published over 100 hours of online training for AskVideo.com, and was a professor for 7 years at UCLA’s graduate school of film and TV. He is most well known for being on the original design team of Final Cut Pro.










7:55PM - 8:30PM - The Creative and Business side of Editing - Sven Pape AKA This Guy Edits
Sven will talk about the importance of editing as part of effective storytelling and career building. Film editing is a marketable trade that anyone can use to make a living and become a better filmmaker. This talk is not just geared towards editors, but anyone interested in becoming more hands-on with their storytelling.

About This Guy Edits
THIS GUY EDITS is a YouTube channel (80K+ subscribers) by film editor Sven Pape, an A.C.E. award nominee, whose credits include work for directors James Cameron, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and James Franco.

The channel started during the editing of Sven’s latest film for Sundance alumnus Mark Webber: Flesh & Blood (SxSW premiere and theatrical release in November). Viewers could watch Sven cut scenes as he shows the editing timeline and records a play-by-play-commentary of the editing process.
Since then the channel also features video essays on all things related to creative storytelling, character development and emotional audience engagement.

8:30- 8:55PM - Break
This is the most important part of the show. It's networking time. This is a great opportunity to not only ask questions and get problems solved, but to meet people that just migh
t change your life. Edit5 Consoles will be in lobby showing off Editing tables and chairs. Get to the Gallery early for this one. Snack bar wil be open for sodas, water, wine, chips and beer. I hope.

8:55PM - 9:40PM - Editing "SHOT" - Norman Hollyn
For his latest film project – SHOT, in which Mark (Noah Wyle) is accidentally shot by Miguel (Jorge Lendeborg, Jr.) – Norman worked with director Jeremy Kagan on a story and style choice. The script called for most of the movie to be done with split screen, following each of the characters in real time as they go through their own suffering. As they explored the split screen idea during the editing process they learned a lot about how split screen affects storytelling, budget and editing time.










About Norman Hollyn
Norman Hollyn has been described as a “media expert”and a “thought leader” around issues of all forms of media, a reference to his experience in both the old and new media worlds. He is a long-time film, television and music editor (the cult classic Heathers, Francis Coppola’s The Cotton Club, and Oliver Stone’s Wild Palms) who is a Full Professor and the Inaugural Holder of the Michael Kahn Endowed Chair in Editing at the University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts. He has worked extensively in entertainment and media Internet development for large entertainment companies and schools. He is a member of AMPAS (the Motion Picture Academy), the American Cinema Editors, the Motion Picture Editors Guild, and is Past President of the largest association of production based cinema university professors, the UFVA. He is presently the President of the University Film and Video Foundation.

He is a frequently published author, having published over 100 articles in magazines and peer-reviewed journals, and has written the standard editing room textbook, “The Film Editing Room Handbook” (now in its fourth edition). His second book – “The Lean Forward Moment,” a book about shaping stories across all filmmaking crafts (Peachpit Press/Pearson) has been adopted in schools and companies across the world. In the New Media realm, he is the co-writer, co-host and co-producer of 2 REEL GUYS with Larry Jordan, a series of video podcasts about telling stories. He has created the first aesthetics-based course for Lynda.com, a premier online learning resource, and is a frequent speaker at conferences and conventions worldwide. He has delivered a talk on “Editing and Acting” at the annual CILECT conference in Munich, Germany, and has spoken and taught worldwide in countries such as Finland, Estonia, Brazil, Mexico, China, Israel, Jordan and Japan. He has been invited to deliver a talk on the Future of Transmedia at the upcoming 2017 CILECT Conference in Zurich, Switzerland.

In addition to those countries he has developed and taught workshops for governments and companies such as the Royal Film Commission in Jordan, the Sundance Institute, Dreamworks Pictures, Globo TV (in Brazil), ShanghaiTech University (China) , Multimedia University in Malaysia, and the Philadelphia Inquirer, and has worked as an expert witness in legal cases involving the aesthetics and history of editing. He is recently finished editing a feature film, SHOT, starring Noah Wyle. His last edited documentary, Rivers, a worldwide cooperative venture about people's relationship to the rivers in their countries, was shown for the first time at an international conference in Beijing, China.

His specialty in curriculum development around 21st Century media programs has led him to design curricula for a completely new program in Emerging Arts Center at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, and for New Media programs at schools in Malaysia, Mexico and the Bernalillo School District in New Mexico.

He is on the Advisory Boards for several New Media companies and online education companies.

9:45PM - 9:55PM - Show and Tell
If we have time.


10:00PM - World Famous Raffle
Editing Chair - Edit5 Consoles
EasyTracker - Crumplepop
$200 in Pond5 Credits - Pond5
Thunderbolt 3 Dock - OWC
1 Year Subscription to Boris Continuum Complete 10 -
Boris FX
1TB EV G Tech Rugged Drive - IVB Media Services
1 Year Subscription to Mocha Pro - Imagineer Systems
1 year subscription to Sapphire 10 - Boris FX
1 DigiSuite V3 - Digieffects
2x copies of a "free scene" with feedback from EditStock
Automatic Duck Bottle Openers - Wes Plate


Directions

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Click HERE to download a PDF(300K) of the grounds that points out the parking areas and includes other helpful hints.

The Gallery Theater at Barnsdall Art Park
4800 Hollywood Boulevard
(between Vermont and Normandie)
Hollywood, CA 90027
Phone: 323.644.6272

Enter through the gate on Hollywood Blvd just West of Berendo. The theater is at the top of the hill, adjacent to the art gallery.

From US 101 (heading South),
take the Hollywood Boulevard exit.
Turn left at the end of the exit ramp onto Hollywood Boulevard.
Turn right into the entrance to Barnsdall Art Park at 4800 Hollywood Boulevard. (you will only see a parking lot. Drive to top of hill to find the Gallery Theater)
The Gallery Theater is in the center of the park.

From US 101 (heading North),
take the Vermont Avenue exit.
Turn right at the end of the exit ramp onto Vermont Avenue.
Turn left onto Hollywood Boulevard.
Turn left into the entrance to Barnsdall Art Park at 4800 Hollywood Boulevard. (you will only see a parking lot. Drive to top of hill to find the Gallery Theater)
The Gallery Theater is in the center of the park.

Metro Red Line
Yes, Los Angeles has a subway and if possible you ought to use it. Riders are dropped of at Sunset and Vermont and then it is a walk of several blocks and uphill to get to the Theatre. The Park has a gated stairway ending at Barnsdall Ave, just behind the strip mall. It's the only access point from this side, but it is often locked. There is long, tree-shaded stairway leading from Hollywood Blvd to the Gallery Theatre and this area is sometimes shared with a homeless population. The best route for people who use mobility devices is the sidewalk along the Barnsdall Park road access. More info on the Red Line can be found here.

PARKING: Parking is FREE. There is ample parking on top of hill near the Art Park. Parking extends around the perimeter of the Park. NOTE: Please park your car diagonally even though the spaces are not marked that way. If there are no spaces to park at top, then use parking lot at bottom of hill near Hollywood Blvd. Click HERE to download a PDF(300K) of the grounds that points out the parking areas and includes other helpful hints.

What to do if I cant find a place to park?
Park at the Kaiser Hospital Parking lot. Download directions HERE - or...

1. Turn right on Hollywood Blvd
2. Turn right on Vermont Ave
3. Turn right on Sunset Blvd.
4. Turn right into Kaiser Parking Structure
5. Park on rooftop
6. Take elevator down to Level 2
7. Exit at Parking Entrance on Barnsdall Ave.
8. Cross Street to Barnsdall Park
9. Use Stair or elevator to Park
10. Climb stairs and follow signs to Gallery Theatre
11. Cost is $4.00 (I think) And security is provided.

Wheelchair access: Park in the lot next to the Hollyhock house (you will see a handicap parking sign), come into the theatre entrance, and take the elevator down. There will be space in the front of the theatre for wheelchairs.

Before or after the meeting, there is a fine restaurant row on Vermont between Hollywood and Franklin (just around the corner from the park). There are also a number of funky ethic eateries along Hollywood Blvd.

lacpug meetings are presented in association with the
Barnsdall Gallery Theatre, a facility of the City of Los Angeles
Department of Cultural Affairs

Digital Projection provided by Adobe,
DigitalFilm Tree, OWC, DVCreators and lacpug Members

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