Kindling Industry Training Studio
Event description
Kindling and the Providence 48 Hour Film Project are excited to bring a first-of-its-kind event!
The Kindling Industry Training Studio (KITs) is a free day of workshops for local filmmakers. Industry professionals lead these workshops and they are free to attend. Happening on Saturday, May 25th this is a great way to brush up on lighting, sound, and camera right before the Providence 48 Hour Film Project and be super- super sharp for the competition. Registration is required to guarantee a spot. In person attendees will receive refreshments and lunch.
Agenda:
- 9am - Check-in
- 10am - Keynote presenter Richelle Topping
- 11am - Workshop 01 | Sound w/ Josh Bermel
- 12pm - Lunch (provided)
- 1pm - Workshop 02 | Camera & Electrical w/ Ben Heald
- 2:30pm - Workshop 03 | Lighting w/ Dan Philips
- 4pm - Special presentation | Raz Cunningham
- 5:30pm - After the workshop network | TBD
Disclaimer
To make this event accessible to filmmakers throughout the area, these workshops will be recorded and uploaded to the Providence 48 Hour Film Project's YouTube page. Please be aware that you may be recorded. We are working on a system to help our attendees opt out of being recorded.
If you have any food allergies, don't hesitate to contact Mel Rainsberger at pvd48hfp@gmail.com so we can ensure we have suitable food available for all our attendees.
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FAQs
How is this free?
Thanks to a grant from the RI State Council for the Arts, we can cover the cost of the venue and instructors. Food and media services are donated.
Why is this free?
We know filmmaking is expensive and we don't want to burden our community with additional costs.
How many people can attend?
The attendance is capped at 100 people.
Will this be live-streamed?
No, this will not be live-streamed. The event will be recorded and uploaded to the Providence 48 Hour Film Project's Youtube page within a month of the event.
Can I teach?
The instructors for these workshops have already been chosen. Reach out to us at pvd48hfp@gmail.com if you would like to be considered in the future.
This event is made possible through a grant from the RI State Council for the Arts and donations from our community.
