THE SCIENCE AND ART OF MOTION PICTURES – PART 2

SC 208 THE SCIENCE AND ART OF MOTION PICTURES – PART 2

Motion Pictures – movies – have changed the world! How are pictures actually made? Previous presentations in the course have focused on the story, camera technology, production and financing. This spring we focus on sound and music.

Presenters:
Thursday, April 8: Sound; David Mann, Sound Effects Editor
1:30 - 3:30 PM

NOTE: New date/time and new presenter.
Tuesday, April 13: Music; Sheldon Mirowitz
10:00 AM - 12:00 Noon

Sheldon Mirowitz has scored more than 50 film and TV projects. He has been nominated three times for an Emmy Award for best music, most recently for the score to the A&E movie “The Nazi Officer’s Wife.” His credits include the score to the Oscar nominated “Troublesome Creek”, winner of both the Grand Jury Prize and Audience Award at Sundance, and the score for the Peabody Award winning mini-series “Odyssey of Life”. He has written theme music for networks ranging from MTV to The History Channel, and has scored hundreds of radio and television commercials, including award winning work for such clients as Converse, Kodak, UPS, Reebok and AT&T. He currently serves on the faculty at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts where he is an Associate Professor in the film scoring department.

Developers: Mel Garber, Howard Mirowitz, Rich Stein, Jessie Tromberg

Facilitator:
Pat Dobbins 714-524-0994
patdobbins2018@gmail.com