Camera-less Filmmaking - 35 mm Floral Collage
You don't need a camera to make a film, you just need creativity, craftiness, a forager's eye, and a few accessible supplies. Using 35mm clear leader and tape, let's make a floral film!
Led by an accomplished award-winning filmmaker, participants will be working on 35mm clear leader film, using tape to paste flowers and plants to the film in a collage manner. Using flower cuttings and/or foraged plants, we will be working side by side on portions and playing around with placement together to create beautiful compositions.
After the class, the instructor will scan it at an animation stand and send out a digital movie for all to enjoy.
Location: The Make Space room at FortyOne: Local Art Market, 41 Victoria Street East, Alliston
To bring you the best program, class size will be limited to 6 participants. We recommend registering as early as possible.
*SSAC reserves the right to cancel any class due to low enrolment. Minimum attendance for this class is 4 participants.
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| SSAC Member Price | $90.00 | |
| Non-Member Price | $99.00 |
Dates
Wednesday Sep 25, 2024 06:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Materials
Flowers will be supplied and participants may also bring some plant materials if they wish.
Instructor - Justine McCloskey
Justine McCloskey is a filmmaker, photographer, artist, and writer. She graduated with honours from Toronto Metropolitan University's BFA Film Studies program in 2013, specializing in directing and production design. In 2012 she won the prestigious Norman Jewison Award for Innovation in Filmmaking. She was also nominated for the 2013 Dean's Essay Award for her essay "Grete Suffraunce: Dysentery and The Crusades."
After working as a Photographer and Video Producer at THP Agency, Justine went on to attend the University of Toronto where she received her MA in Art History while TA-ing media and photography courses with both UofT and OCADu. She worked as the Technical Administrator at the Liaison of Independent Filmmakers for four years, where she strived for equity, and aided many independent artists in the production of their work.
Her writing and photography have been published internationally. Justine's first Canada Council grant supported short film is currently in circulation. She can typically be found amidst piles of cookbooks, camera in hand.