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Intermediate
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Talk

For a Film Maker, Visual Effects (VFX) can help you tell compelling stories or achieve a vision in the film which would not be possible in camera, too dangerous or too costly. This presentation is about how film makers should use VFX smartly for their films and how to approach it from pre-production to post.

Some of the many questions answered :
- Different types of VFX and how to use them in your film.
- how to budget for VFX
- how to work with VFX Supervisors

-How to shoot for VFX smartly
- The Process of VFX from script breakdown to final shot

Speaker Bio: A Visual Effects Supervisor / Producer and Director with a love for visual effects and film making. Over the years he has worked on numerous high profile Feature Films, Commercials, Broadcast series at various studios worldwide leading to several award nominations. HaZ is currently freelance VFX Producer / Supervisor at Glow Frog - a visual effects studio in London.
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Level:
Intermediate
Format:
Talk

This talk will explain what apprenticeships are and how they can benefit start up business.

Questions Answered:
How successful are apprenticeships?
Can I afford an apprentice?
How can they benefit my business?
How the process of hiring an apprentice works?

Speaker Bio: DiVA can help you to kick start your career in the creative sector through creative apprenticeships and training. We have worked with large companies down to micro business's including 20th Century Fox, Ticketmaster, Cross Rail and The 400 Company.
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Level:
Novice
Format:
Talk

With hundreds of boradcast channels, and thousands of programmes and films available on demand, it’s crazy that we ever turn on the TV and think there’s nothing good to watch. In this talk we’ll look at what’s wrong with the various user experiences we’re currently offered for exploring and discovering content, and some ideas for better approaches. Is social TV the solution?

Questions Answered:
Why is it so hard to find something great to watch on TV?
How can "social TV" help the content discovery problem?
What will content discovery look like in 10 years’ time?

Speaker Bio: Liz Rice is co-founder of Tank Top TV, a start-up re-inventing discovery, recommendations and analytics for on demand TV & film. She has worked for several technology companies in London and Silicon Valley, notably Skype, Last.fm and Metaswitch Networks.
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