BROADWAY COURSES WORKSHOPS TRAINING
NEW COURSES AT BROADWAY
INSIDE... • THEORY COURSES...
• PRACTICAL COURSES...
ASPECTS OF EUROPEAN CINEMA: ITALIAN NEOREALISM
PRACTICAL DIRECTING SKILLS
5 weeks commencing 11 January
BEGINNING SCREENWRITING
THE FRENCH NEW WAVE
Welcome to the new season of courses here at Broadway. We are very happy to be putting on an array of courses starting in January 2010, from old favourites such as Talk Cinema to new one-off workshops.
TOM PARTRIDGE DESIGN WWW.TOMPARTRIDGE.CO.UK
BROADWAY COURSES WORKSHOPS TRAINING
8 Weeks Commencing 12 January
8 weeks commencing 14 January
5 weeks commencing 1 March
TALK CINEMA 10 weeks Commencing 12 January
TEN MORE GREAT HOLLYWOOD DIRECTORS! 10 weeks commencing 13 January
CHILDREN’S MEDIA CULTURE 10 Weeks commencing 14 January
BRITISH AND AMERICAN CINEMA IN THE FORTIES 5 Weeks commencing 14 January
AMERICAN STARS
• SINGLE SESSION COURSES...
ANIMATION FOR BEGINNERS Sunday 17 January
INTRODUCTION TO FILMMAKING Sunday 24 January
INTRODUCTION TO FILM POSTER DESIGN Saturday 13 February
INTRODUCTION TO HOME RECORDING Saturday 20 February
5 Weeks commencing 25 February If your interests lie in film theory we have 5 and 10 week courses including Children’s Media Culture and our new Aspects of European Cinema strand which will run throughout the year exploring different movements in European film history. For those with an interest in film production we are again running our hugely popular Screenwriting and Directing courses, but be sure to book early as places are limited. New to this year are one-off beginner’s workshops in practical media such as Animation and Home Music Recording. So many of us now have the potential to access a whole new creative world thanks to our computers, these introduction courses aim to make that process a little simpler. Our courses will be running year-round in 2010 so you can look forward to more courses in April including a Sci-Fi theory course, Intermediate Screenwriting and many more. If you have any suggestions for courses you would like to see run here at Broadway please get in touch.
SOCIAL MEDIA WORKSHOP
Finally, thank-you to all of you who took part in our recent online questionnaire and focus groups. Courses at Broadway have always been popular but it was important for us to hear your views and learn from your responses to help keep them interesting, relevant, value for money and enjoyable. Broadway is located on Broad Street (in Hockley), five minutes walk from the Market Square. The closest tram stop is the Lace Market. For a downloadable map visit www.broadway.org.uk
BOOKING Book a place on any of the courses through our Box Office either in person or by telephone on 0115 952 6611. Two price points are shown for the courses, one full price and one for concessions/ Broadway members - please check with Box Office for full details. For any other enquiries regarding courses please email Eleanor Thornley at e.thornley@broadway.org.uk
Saturday 13 March
CALLING ALL TEACHERS! £3 TICKETS FOR YOUR STUDENTS
Whether it’s linked to an area of the curriculum, a cultural visit or a reward for excellence, a trip to the cinema is a fantastic experience for young people. If you book as a school, college or university group for one of our programmed screenings, tickets are £3 per student and free for accompanying teachers. You must book in advance as education tickets are limited for each screening. For groups of over 50 we can put on a private screening of your choice - subject to film availability. For education bookings please contact Steve Little by email on s.little@broadway.org.uk or by telephone on 0115 850 7812
COURSES WORKSHOPS TRAINING JANUARY - MARCH 2010 BOOKINGS 0115 952 6611 WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
2
The beginning of our new European cinema strand which will look at different influential cinematic movements in European cinema.
ITALIAN NEOREALISM
This course will explore the new ways of making cinema that were introduced by Italian Neorealism: moving film sets from the artificial lights of studios to the daylight of street corners, professional actors and ordinary people filmed together, and light-hearted comedies were replaced by films with challenging themes. The course shows how the writers (Cesare Zavattini) and directors (De Sica, Rossellini) of Italian Neorealism presented to the audience reality rather than fiction, and changed the way in which Italian cinema was conceived.
TALK CINEMA
SERENA FORMICA Monday nights 6.30pm 5 weeks commencing 1 March £35/ £25
HELEN GASCOYNE Tuesday evenings 6.30pm 10 weeks commencing 12 January £60/£40
In the late 1950s a group of French film critics writing for the influential journal Cahier Du Cinema decided to take on the cinematic adventure. In the space of a little more than a decade, Truffaut, Godard, Rivette and Chabrol, among others, directed a series of films that is seared into the history of European cinema. The course examines some of the more significant films of the period, from Godard’s A Bout de Souffle to Truffaut’s The 400 Blows, and - briefly - explores the connections between the French New Wave, Hollywood, and Italian Neorealism.
Back by popular demand, this course is for the Cinephile who would like to dig a bit deeper and talk about the films they see at Broadway with like-minded individuals. The course will consist of bi-weekly films from the Broadway programme followed by in-depth discussions and illustrative analysis the week after.
Dr Serena Formica teaches film and television studies at the University of Derby and previously taught the Hitchcock course at Broadway
ALAN SEAMAN Wednesday Afternoons 2pm 10 weeks commencing 13 January £70/ £50
Helen Gascoyne conducted our hugely popular ‘Into film’ courses and more recently ‘What a Carry On’.
TEN MORE GREAT HOLLYWOOD DIRECTORS!
Last year’s Great Hollywood Directors course just wasn’t enough to cover the Classical Hollywood period! There wasn’t room for the likes of Nicholas Ray, Ernst Lubitsch, Anthony Mann, William Wyler, Douglas Sirk and (in case you haven’t done the maths) five more... We’ll look at their careers with ample illustrations and time for discussion.
JOHNNY GUITAR
FANTASTIC MR FOX
WASHDAYS
MUM AND DAD
BRITISH AND AMERICAN CINEMA IN THE FORTIES
PRACTICAL DIRECTING SKILLS
BEGINNING SCREENWRITING
ANIMATION FOR BEGINNERS
INTRODUCTION TO HOME RECORDING
JAKE SMITH Thursday nights 6.30pm 10 Weeks commencing 14 January £70/ £50
GARRATH CHURM Thursday afternoons 2pm 5 Weeks commencing 14 January £35/£25
STEVEN SHEIL Tuesday evenings 6.30pm 8 Weeks Commencing 12 January £130/ £100
GRAHAM LESTER-GEORGE Thursday evenings 6.30pm 8 weeks commencing 14 January £130/ £100
Sunday 17 January 1-4pm £10
Saturday 20 February 1-4pm £10
This course will critically engage with key examples of film, television programs, and digital media texts aimed at children. It will consider the consequences of the changing ways in which adults have conceptualised children and examine how media texts created for children over the past century have articulated debates about the nature of childhood. Children have been seen as a particularly vulnerable part of the mass audience and debates about children’s media have much to tell us about regimes of censorship, ideologies of media “influence,” the educational potential of the media and the role of marketing in media culture.
Two different cultures pulling together for the defence of democracy and post-War recovery, is how it looks in the pages of history, but the two countries observed through cinema may tell an alternative story and another side to the old country and the emerging superpower. Classic cinema arose in a decade of surprising decline in attendance. The reasons, as well as the content of film production show both the contrast and similarity of national identity. The course will contain extracts from the decade, featuring both the creators and personalities of the movies.
This popular course returns, led by filmmaker Steven Sheil, teaching a hands-on approach to directing drama for camera. Whether you are an aspiring or developing filmmaker, this course requires no previous experience.
This ever-popular course is aimed at beginner level and will teach you the following important areas of screenwriting: • Premise, outline and film treatment: what they are and what they’re for. • Story structure: structuring a story from beginning to end. • Visual writing: making the movie roll in your head and how to develop characters that you and your audience will believe in.
A beginners guide to different stopframe animation techniques, following the process from creating basic artwork or models, through capturing images, and animating them on a computer. No experience or artistic ability requiredjust an enthusiasm for the medium!
If you’ve ever wondered how to make use of your home computer to create, record and produce music, then this course shows you how. Focusing on Mac-based software and hardware, you’ll be shown everything you need to know - from connecting your instruments and choosing a microphone, through typical software, to creating backing tracks and producing a finished recording.
AMERICAN STARS GARRATH CHURM Thursday Afternoons 2pm 5 Weeks commencing 25 February £35/£25 This course will span from the 1930s through to the 1970s and, week by week, one male and one female star synonymous with each decade will be chosen, illustrating changes in stardom as well as the films of the era under discussion. Emphasis will be on lesserknown films and those stars whose work was more valued at the time reflecting the range of audience and popularity.
Alan Seaman is a film lecturer and stand up comedian. This is a follow-up, though not exclusively, to his popular Ten Famous Hollywood Directors course.
03 SINGLE SESSION COURSES
CHILDREN’S MEDIA CULTURE
Jake Smith is a lecturer of Film and Television at Nottingham University- he previously ran the David Lynch course at Broadway
JEZEBEL
1
SERENA FORMICA Monday Nights 6.30pm 5 weeks commencing 11 January £35/ £25
THE FRENCH NEW WAVE
PINOCCHIO
BREATHLESS
UMBERTO D
ASPECTS OF EUROPEAN CINEMA
BRIEF ENCOUNTER
02 PRACTICALCOURSES
UP IN THE AIR
01 THEORY COURSES
Garrath Churm previously taught the British ‘Kitchen Sink’ course here at Broadway
Steven Sheil released his terrifying feature debut Mum and Dad in 2008 and is co-director of Broadway’s Mayhem Horror Film Festival.
Tutor Graham Lester George is former Chair of the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain and former Vice President of the European Writers’ Congress. An experienced professional screenwriter who has written for long running television series. He has had two feature film screenplays optioned and wrote the multi award winning short film Washdays.
INTRODUCTION TO FILMMAKING Sunday 24 January 1-4pm £10 Making film is becoming more and more accessible with the decreasing cost of camcorders and increasing film capabilities of mobile phones. This practical beginners course will provide you with an overview of the basics of good filmmaking, incorporating script development, story-boarding, camera operation, sound recording and editing. No experience is required and you don’t have to have to own any equipment to take part.
INTRODUCTION TO FILM POSTER DESIGN Saturday 13 February 1-4pm £10 Film posters have to sell the film - they need to be stylish, iconic, simple and eye-catching. This workshop will explore photography techniques that can be used in the production of film posters and the use of computer software to manipulate images. An interesting workshop combining film, photography and graphic design.
SOCIAL MEDIA WORKSHOP Saturday 13 March 1-3pm £5 Don’t know the difference between a tweet and a poke? This workshop will introduce you to social media and give you the chance to try it for yourself. So if you are new to Facebook, Flickr, blog-writing and Twitter, this is definitely for you. We’ll show you what they are and how to use them.
2
The beginning of our new European cinema strand which will look at different influential cinematic movements in European cinema.
ITALIAN NEOREALISM
This course will explore the new ways of making cinema that were introduced by Italian Neorealism: moving film sets from the artificial lights of studios to the daylight of street corners, professional actors and ordinary people filmed together, and light-hearted comedies were replaced by films with challenging themes. The course shows how the writers (Cesare Zavattini) and directors (De Sica, Rossellini) of Italian Neorealism presented to the audience reality rather than fiction, and changed the way in which Italian cinema was conceived.
TALK CINEMA
SERENA FORMICA Monday nights 6.30pm 5 weeks commencing 1 March £35/ £25
HELEN GASCOYNE Tuesday evenings 6.30pm 10 weeks commencing 12 January £60/£40
In the late 1950s a group of French film critics writing for the influential journal Cahier Du Cinema decided to take on the cinematic adventure. In the space of a little more than a decade, Truffaut, Godard, Rivette and Chabrol, among others, directed a series of films that is seared into the history of European cinema. The course examines some of the more significant films of the period, from Godard’s A Bout de Souffle to Truffaut’s The 400 Blows, and - briefly - explores the connections between the French New Wave, Hollywood, and Italian Neorealism.
Back by popular demand, this course is for the Cinephile who would like to dig a bit deeper and talk about the films they see at Broadway with like-minded individuals. The course will consist of bi-weekly films from the Broadway programme followed by in-depth discussions and illustrative analysis the week after.
Dr Serena Formica teaches film and television studies at the University of Derby and previously taught the Hitchcock course at Broadway
ALAN SEAMAN Wednesday Afternoons 2pm 10 weeks commencing 13 January £70/ £50
Helen Gascoyne conducted our hugely popular ‘Into film’ courses and more recently ‘What a Carry On’.
TEN MORE GREAT HOLLYWOOD DIRECTORS!
Last year’s Great Hollywood Directors course just wasn’t enough to cover the Classical Hollywood period! There wasn’t room for the likes of Nicholas Ray, Ernst Lubitsch, Anthony Mann, William Wyler, Douglas Sirk and (in case you haven’t done the maths) five more... We’ll look at their careers with ample illustrations and time for discussion.
JOHNNY GUITAR
FANTASTIC MR FOX
WASHDAYS
MUM AND DAD
BRITISH AND AMERICAN CINEMA IN THE FORTIES
PRACTICAL DIRECTING SKILLS
BEGINNING SCREENWRITING
ANIMATION FOR BEGINNERS
INTRODUCTION TO HOME RECORDING
JAKE SMITH Thursday nights 6.30pm 10 Weeks commencing 14 January £70/ £50
GARRATH CHURM Thursday afternoons 2pm 5 Weeks commencing 14 January £35/£25
STEVEN SHEIL Tuesday evenings 6.30pm 8 Weeks Commencing 12 January £130/ £100
GRAHAM LESTER-GEORGE Thursday evenings 6.30pm 8 weeks commencing 14 January £130/ £100
Sunday 17 January 1-4pm £10
Saturday 20 February 1-4pm £10
This course will critically engage with key examples of film, television programs, and digital media texts aimed at children. It will consider the consequences of the changing ways in which adults have conceptualised children and examine how media texts created for children over the past century have articulated debates about the nature of childhood. Children have been seen as a particularly vulnerable part of the mass audience and debates about children’s media have much to tell us about regimes of censorship, ideologies of media “influence,” the educational potential of the media and the role of marketing in media culture.
Two different cultures pulling together for the defence of democracy and post-War recovery, is how it looks in the pages of history, but the two countries observed through cinema may tell an alternative story and another side to the old country and the emerging superpower. Classic cinema arose in a decade of surprising decline in attendance. The reasons, as well as the content of film production show both the contrast and similarity of national identity. The course will contain extracts from the decade, featuring both the creators and personalities of the movies.
This popular course returns, led by filmmaker Steven Sheil, teaching a hands-on approach to directing drama for camera. Whether you are an aspiring or developing filmmaker, this course requires no previous experience.
This ever-popular course is aimed at beginner level and will teach you the following important areas of screenwriting: • Premise, outline and film treatment: what they are and what they’re for. • Story structure: structuring a story from beginning to end. • Visual writing: making the movie roll in your head and how to develop characters that you and your audience will believe in.
A beginners guide to different stopframe animation techniques, following the process from creating basic artwork or models, through capturing images, and animating them on a computer. No experience or artistic ability requiredjust an enthusiasm for the medium!
If you’ve ever wondered how to make use of your home computer to create, record and produce music, then this course shows you how. Focusing on Mac-based software and hardware, you’ll be shown everything you need to know - from connecting your instruments and choosing a microphone, through typical software, to creating backing tracks and producing a finished recording.
AMERICAN STARS GARRATH CHURM Thursday Afternoons 2pm 5 Weeks commencing 25 February £35/£25 This course will span from the 1930s through to the 1970s and, week by week, one male and one female star synonymous with each decade will be chosen, illustrating changes in stardom as well as the films of the era under discussion. Emphasis will be on lesserknown films and those stars whose work was more valued at the time reflecting the range of audience and popularity.
Alan Seaman is a film lecturer and stand up comedian. This is a follow-up, though not exclusively, to his popular Ten Famous Hollywood Directors course.
03 SINGLE SESSION COURSES
CHILDREN’S MEDIA CULTURE
Jake Smith is a lecturer of Film and Television at Nottingham University- he previously ran the David Lynch course at Broadway
JEZEBEL
1
SERENA FORMICA Monday Nights 6.30pm 5 weeks commencing 11 January £35/ £25
THE FRENCH NEW WAVE
PINOCCHIO
BREATHLESS
UMBERTO D
ASPECTS OF EUROPEAN CINEMA
BRIEF ENCOUNTER
02 PRACTICALCOURSES
UP IN THE AIR
01 THEORY COURSES
Garrath Churm previously taught the British ‘Kitchen Sink’ course here at Broadway
Steven Sheil released his terrifying feature debut Mum and Dad in 2008 and is co-director of Broadway’s Mayhem Horror Film Festival.
Tutor Graham Lester George is former Chair of the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain and former Vice President of the European Writers’ Congress. An experienced professional screenwriter who has written for long running television series. He has had two feature film screenplays optioned and wrote the multi award winning short film Washdays.
INTRODUCTION TO FILMMAKING Sunday 24 January 1-4pm £10 Making film is becoming more and more accessible with the decreasing cost of camcorders and increasing film capabilities of mobile phones. This practical beginners course will provide you with an overview of the basics of good filmmaking, incorporating script development, story-boarding, camera operation, sound recording and editing. No experience is required and you don’t have to have to own any equipment to take part.
INTRODUCTION TO FILM POSTER DESIGN Saturday 13 February 1-4pm £10 Film posters have to sell the film - they need to be stylish, iconic, simple and eye-catching. This workshop will explore photography techniques that can be used in the production of film posters and the use of computer software to manipulate images. An interesting workshop combining film, photography and graphic design.
SOCIAL MEDIA WORKSHOP Saturday 13 March 1-3pm £5 Don’t know the difference between a tweet and a poke? This workshop will introduce you to social media and give you the chance to try it for yourself. So if you are new to Facebook, Flickr, blog-writing and Twitter, this is definitely for you. We’ll show you what they are and how to use them.
2
The beginning of our new European cinema strand which will look at different influential cinematic movements in European cinema.
ITALIAN NEOREALISM
This course will explore the new ways of making cinema that were introduced by Italian Neorealism: moving film sets from the artificial lights of studios to the daylight of street corners, professional actors and ordinary people filmed together, and light-hearted comedies were replaced by films with challenging themes. The course shows how the writers (Cesare Zavattini) and directors (De Sica, Rossellini) of Italian Neorealism presented to the audience reality rather than fiction, and changed the way in which Italian cinema was conceived.
TALK CINEMA
SERENA FORMICA Monday nights 6.30pm 5 weeks commencing 1 March £35/ £25
HELEN GASCOYNE Tuesday evenings 6.30pm 10 weeks commencing 12 January £60/£40
In the late 1950s a group of French film critics writing for the influential journal Cahier Du Cinema decided to take on the cinematic adventure. In the space of a little more than a decade, Truffaut, Godard, Rivette and Chabrol, among others, directed a series of films that is seared into the history of European cinema. The course examines some of the more significant films of the period, from Godard’s A Bout de Souffle to Truffaut’s The 400 Blows, and - briefly - explores the connections between the French New Wave, Hollywood, and Italian Neorealism.
Back by popular demand, this course is for the Cinephile who would like to dig a bit deeper and talk about the films they see at Broadway with like-minded individuals. The course will consist of bi-weekly films from the Broadway programme followed by in-depth discussions and illustrative analysis the week after.
Dr Serena Formica teaches film and television studies at the University of Derby and previously taught the Hitchcock course at Broadway
ALAN SEAMAN Wednesday Afternoons 2pm 10 weeks commencing 13 January £70/ £50
Helen Gascoyne conducted our hugely popular ‘Into film’ courses and more recently ‘What a Carry On’.
TEN MORE GREAT HOLLYWOOD DIRECTORS!
Last year’s Great Hollywood Directors course just wasn’t enough to cover the Classical Hollywood period! There wasn’t room for the likes of Nicholas Ray, Ernst Lubitsch, Anthony Mann, William Wyler, Douglas Sirk and (in case you haven’t done the maths) five more... We’ll look at their careers with ample illustrations and time for discussion.
JOHNNY GUITAR
FANTASTIC MR FOX
WASHDAYS
MUM AND DAD
BRITISH AND AMERICAN CINEMA IN THE FORTIES
PRACTICAL DIRECTING SKILLS
BEGINNING SCREENWRITING
ANIMATION FOR BEGINNERS
INTRODUCTION TO HOME RECORDING
JAKE SMITH Thursday nights 6.30pm 10 Weeks commencing 14 January £70/ £50
GARRATH CHURM Thursday afternoons 2pm 5 Weeks commencing 14 January £35/£25
STEVEN SHEIL Tuesday evenings 6.30pm 8 Weeks Commencing 12 January £130/ £100
GRAHAM LESTER-GEORGE Thursday evenings 6.30pm 8 weeks commencing 14 January £130/ £100
Sunday 17 January 1-4pm £10
Saturday 20 February 1-4pm £10
This course will critically engage with key examples of film, television programs, and digital media texts aimed at children. It will consider the consequences of the changing ways in which adults have conceptualised children and examine how media texts created for children over the past century have articulated debates about the nature of childhood. Children have been seen as a particularly vulnerable part of the mass audience and debates about children’s media have much to tell us about regimes of censorship, ideologies of media “influence,” the educational potential of the media and the role of marketing in media culture.
Two different cultures pulling together for the defence of democracy and post-War recovery, is how it looks in the pages of history, but the two countries observed through cinema may tell an alternative story and another side to the old country and the emerging superpower. Classic cinema arose in a decade of surprising decline in attendance. The reasons, as well as the content of film production show both the contrast and similarity of national identity. The course will contain extracts from the decade, featuring both the creators and personalities of the movies.
This popular course returns, led by filmmaker Steven Sheil, teaching a hands-on approach to directing drama for camera. Whether you are an aspiring or developing filmmaker, this course requires no previous experience.
This ever-popular course is aimed at beginner level and will teach you the following important areas of screenwriting: • Premise, outline and film treatment: what they are and what they’re for. • Story structure: structuring a story from beginning to end. • Visual writing: making the movie roll in your head and how to develop characters that you and your audience will believe in.
A beginners guide to different stopframe animation techniques, following the process from creating basic artwork or models, through capturing images, and animating them on a computer. No experience or artistic ability requiredjust an enthusiasm for the medium!
If you’ve ever wondered how to make use of your home computer to create, record and produce music, then this course shows you how. Focusing on Mac-based software and hardware, you’ll be shown everything you need to know - from connecting your instruments and choosing a microphone, through typical software, to creating backing tracks and producing a finished recording.
AMERICAN STARS GARRATH CHURM Thursday Afternoons 2pm 5 Weeks commencing 25 February £35/£25 This course will span from the 1930s through to the 1970s and, week by week, one male and one female star synonymous with each decade will be chosen, illustrating changes in stardom as well as the films of the era under discussion. Emphasis will be on lesserknown films and those stars whose work was more valued at the time reflecting the range of audience and popularity.
Alan Seaman is a film lecturer and stand up comedian. This is a follow-up, though not exclusively, to his popular Ten Famous Hollywood Directors course.
03 SINGLE SESSION COURSES
CHILDREN’S MEDIA CULTURE
Jake Smith is a lecturer of Film and Television at Nottingham University- he previously ran the David Lynch course at Broadway
JEZEBEL
1
SERENA FORMICA Monday Nights 6.30pm 5 weeks commencing 11 January £35/ £25
THE FRENCH NEW WAVE
PINOCCHIO
BREATHLESS
UMBERTO D
ASPECTS OF EUROPEAN CINEMA
BRIEF ENCOUNTER
02 PRACTICALCOURSES
UP IN THE AIR
01 THEORY COURSES
Garrath Churm previously taught the British ‘Kitchen Sink’ course here at Broadway
Steven Sheil released his terrifying feature debut Mum and Dad in 2008 and is co-director of Broadway’s Mayhem Horror Film Festival.
Tutor Graham Lester George is former Chair of the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain and former Vice President of the European Writers’ Congress. An experienced professional screenwriter who has written for long running television series. He has had two feature film screenplays optioned and wrote the multi award winning short film Washdays.
INTRODUCTION TO FILMMAKING Sunday 24 January 1-4pm £10 Making film is becoming more and more accessible with the decreasing cost of camcorders and increasing film capabilities of mobile phones. This practical beginners course will provide you with an overview of the basics of good filmmaking, incorporating script development, story-boarding, camera operation, sound recording and editing. No experience is required and you don’t have to have to own any equipment to take part.
INTRODUCTION TO FILM POSTER DESIGN Saturday 13 February 1-4pm £10 Film posters have to sell the film - they need to be stylish, iconic, simple and eye-catching. This workshop will explore photography techniques that can be used in the production of film posters and the use of computer software to manipulate images. An interesting workshop combining film, photography and graphic design.
SOCIAL MEDIA WORKSHOP Saturday 13 March 1-3pm £5 Don’t know the difference between a tweet and a poke? This workshop will introduce you to social media and give you the chance to try it for yourself. So if you are new to Facebook, Flickr, blog-writing and Twitter, this is definitely for you. We’ll show you what they are and how to use them.
BROADWAY COURSES WORKSHOPS TRAINING
NEW COURSES AT BROADWAY
INSIDE... • THEORY COURSES...
• PRACTICAL COURSES...
ASPECTS OF EUROPEAN CINEMA: ITALIAN NEOREALISM
PRACTICAL DIRECTING SKILLS
5 weeks commencing 11 January
BEGINNING SCREENWRITING
THE FRENCH NEW WAVE
Welcome to the new season of courses here at Broadway. We are very happy to be putting on an array of courses starting in January 2010, from old favourites such as Talk Cinema to new one-off workshops.
TOM PARTRIDGE DESIGN WWW.TOMPARTRIDGE.CO.UK
BROADWAY COURSES WORKSHOPS TRAINING
8 Weeks Commencing 12 January
8 weeks commencing 14 January
5 weeks commencing 1 March
TALK CINEMA 10 weeks Commencing 12 January
TEN MORE GREAT HOLLYWOOD DIRECTORS! 10 weeks commencing 13 January
CHILDREN’S MEDIA CULTURE 10 Weeks commencing 14 January
BRITISH AND AMERICAN CINEMA IN THE FORTIES 5 Weeks commencing 14 January
AMERICAN STARS
• SINGLE SESSION COURSES...
ANIMATION FOR BEGINNERS Sunday 17 January
INTRODUCTION TO FILMMAKING Sunday 24 January
INTRODUCTION TO FILM POSTER DESIGN Saturday 13 February
INTRODUCTION TO HOME RECORDING Saturday 20 February
5 Weeks commencing 25 February If your interests lie in film theory we have 5 and 10 week courses including Children’s Media Culture and our new Aspects of European Cinema strand which will run throughout the year exploring different movements in European film history. For those with an interest in film production we are again running our hugely popular Screenwriting and Directing courses, but be sure to book early as places are limited. New to this year are one-off beginner’s workshops in practical media such as Animation and Home Music Recording. So many of us now have the potential to access a whole new creative world thanks to our computers, these introduction courses aim to make that process a little simpler. Our courses will be running year-round in 2010 so you can look forward to more courses in April including a Sci-Fi theory course, Intermediate Screenwriting and many more. If you have any suggestions for courses you would like to see run here at Broadway please get in touch.
SOCIAL MEDIA WORKSHOP
Finally, thank-you to all of you who took part in our recent online questionnaire and focus groups. Courses at Broadway have always been popular but it was important for us to hear your views and learn from your responses to help keep them interesting, relevant, value for money and enjoyable. Broadway is located on Broad Street (in Hockley), five minutes walk from the Market Square. The closest tram stop is the Lace Market. For a downloadable map visit www.broadway.org.uk
BOOKING Book a place on any of the courses through our Box Office either in person or by telephone on 0115 952 6611. Two price points are shown for the courses, one full price and one for concessions/ Broadway members - please check with Box Office for full details. For any other enquiries regarding courses please email Eleanor Thornley at e.thornley@broadway.org.uk
Saturday 13 March
CALLING ALL TEACHERS! £3 TICKETS FOR YOUR STUDENTS
Whether it’s linked to an area of the curriculum, a cultural visit or a reward for excellence, a trip to the cinema is a fantastic experience for young people. If you book as a school, college or university group for one of our programmed screenings, tickets are £3 per student and free for accompanying teachers. You must book in advance as education tickets are limited for each screening. For groups of over 50 we can put on a private screening of your choice - subject to film availability. For education bookings please contact Steve Little by email on s.little@broadway.org.uk or by telephone on 0115 850 7812
COURSES WORKSHOPS TRAINING JANUARY - MARCH 2010 BOOKINGS 0115 952 6611 WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK
BROADWAY COURSES WORKSHOPS TRAINING
NEW COURSES AT BROADWAY
INSIDE... • THEORY COURSES...
• PRACTICAL COURSES...
ASPECTS OF EUROPEAN CINEMA: ITALIAN NEOREALISM
PRACTICAL DIRECTING SKILLS
5 weeks commencing 11 January
BEGINNING SCREENWRITING
THE FRENCH NEW WAVE
Welcome to the new season of courses here at Broadway. We are very happy to be putting on an array of courses starting in January 2010, from old favourites such as Talk Cinema to new one-off workshops.
TOM PARTRIDGE DESIGN WWW.TOMPARTRIDGE.CO.UK
BROADWAY COURSES WORKSHOPS TRAINING
8 Weeks Commencing 12 January
8 weeks commencing 14 January
5 weeks commencing 1 March
TALK CINEMA 10 weeks Commencing 12 January
TEN MORE GREAT HOLLYWOOD DIRECTORS! 10 weeks commencing 13 January
CHILDREN’S MEDIA CULTURE 10 Weeks commencing 14 January
BRITISH AND AMERICAN CINEMA IN THE FORTIES 5 Weeks commencing 14 January
AMERICAN STARS
• SINGLE SESSION COURSES...
ANIMATION FOR BEGINNERS Sunday 17 January
INTRODUCTION TO FILMMAKING Sunday 24 January
INTRODUCTION TO FILM POSTER DESIGN Saturday 13 February
INTRODUCTION TO HOME RECORDING Saturday 20 February
5 Weeks commencing 25 February If your interests lie in film theory we have 5 and 10 week courses including Children’s Media Culture and our new Aspects of European Cinema strand which will run throughout the year exploring different movements in European film history. For those with an interest in film production we are again running our hugely popular Screenwriting and Directing courses, but be sure to book early as places are limited. New to this year are one-off beginner’s workshops in practical media such as Animation and Home Music Recording. So many of us now have the potential to access a whole new creative world thanks to our computers, these introduction courses aim to make that process a little simpler. Our courses will be running year-round in 2010 so you can look forward to more courses in April including a Sci-Fi theory course, Intermediate Screenwriting and many more. If you have any suggestions for courses you would like to see run here at Broadway please get in touch.
SOCIAL MEDIA WORKSHOP
Finally, thank-you to all of you who took part in our recent online questionnaire and focus groups. Courses at Broadway have always been popular but it was important for us to hear your views and learn from your responses to help keep them interesting, relevant, value for money and enjoyable. Broadway is located on Broad Street (in Hockley), five minutes walk from the Market Square. The closest tram stop is the Lace Market. For a downloadable map visit www.broadway.org.uk
BOOKING Book a place on any of the courses through our Box Office either in person or by telephone on 0115 952 6611. Two price points are shown for the courses, one full price and one for concessions/ Broadway members - please check with Box Office for full details. For any other enquiries regarding courses please email Eleanor Thornley at e.thornley@broadway.org.uk
Saturday 13 March
CALLING ALL TEACHERS! £3 TICKETS FOR YOUR STUDENTS
Whether it’s linked to an area of the curriculum, a cultural visit or a reward for excellence, a trip to the cinema is a fantastic experience for young people. If you book as a school, college or university group for one of our programmed screenings, tickets are £3 per student and free for accompanying teachers. You must book in advance as education tickets are limited for each screening. For groups of over 50 we can put on a private screening of your choice - subject to film availability. For education bookings please contact Steve Little by email on s.little@broadway.org.uk or by telephone on 0115 850 7812
COURSES WORKSHOPS TRAINING JANUARY - MARCH 2010 BOOKINGS 0115 952 6611 WWW.BROADWAY.ORG.UK