Film Making Workshop //  Atelier de réalisation de films avec Savanna Oliver

Filmmaking with Savanna Oliver

Learn about the ‘behind the scenes’ in this 6-week film making workshop. By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge to shoot films with in-depth learning about camera, lighting, sound and editing. 

All workshops will be held in English.

Dates  

6 weeks (participants are expected to attend all 6 sessions)

Fridays April 25 – June 6 (except May 16)

Location

The workshop will take place at the Rupert Community Centre (24 Chem. Shouldice, Alcove, QC J0X 1A0) with the exception of May 9th, when it will take place at the 100 Mile Arts Network Gallery and Boutique (721 Chemin Riverside).

Time 7-9pm 

Ages 18 and up

Registration is limited to 20 participants.  

About Savanna Oliver

Savanna studied at Toronto Film School and has been shooting ever since. With a passion for telling stories, she’s had a wide range of shooting experiences; from teaching filmmaking and shooting documentaries in Nunavut, to filming closer to home with the Art to Heart series and  documentaries such as “Trails & Trials.” Savanna is based on a farm, north of Wakefield, Quebec.  “My passion is storytelling.  Everyone has a story to tell, and deserves to be heard.” – Savanna O.

Registration is free to participants, thanks to funding from the Government of Canada, the Municipality of La Pêche, and the MRC des Collines-de-l’Outaouais.

We acknowledge that our workspace is located on traditional, unsurrendered and unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinabe Nation; and that the work of reconciliation is a responsibility of our organization, and of all Canadians.