2006 Filmmakers Academy Index
MONDAY, OCTOBER 16TH:
Doug Phillips: Welcome and Vision
Geoff Botkin: Biblical Worldview and Filmmaking
Doug Phillips: Epistemologically Self-Conscious Filmmaking
Isaac Botkin: Opportunities for Independent Filmmakers
David Rasmussen: Shooting Everest
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17TH:
James Finn & Matt Cook: The Future of Film
David Rasmussen: Lighting, Camera, Video
Interesting Factoid: Wasing Money on Movies
David Rasmussen: Lighting Training
Geoff Botkin: Hollywood and Marxism
Audience Feedback (Extreme Meetings)
Doug Phillips: Ten Commandments of the Jubilee Awards
Doug Phillips: Top Problems of Festival Submissions
Isaac Botkin: Pre-Production Planning
Ken Carpenter: Important Skills for Aspiring Filmmakers
Isaac Botkin: Production Process of a Short Film
David Rasmussen: Hands-On Lighting Technique
Exclusive Premiere: Men O’ War Teaser Trailer
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH:
Geoff Botkin: The Lowering Cost of Film Equipment
Doug Phillips: The Mark of Leadership
Geoff Botkin: How to Make a Documentary
Stephen Kendrick: Breaking New from Facing The Giants
Stephen Kendrick: Six Principles for Christian Filmmakers
Ken Carpenter: Starting a Production Company
Geoff Botkin: Writing a Treatment
Geoff & Benjamin Botkin: Scoring Your Film
Benjamin Botkin Improvises to a Silent Film (Video)
October 19th, 2006 at 12:45 pm
[...] At the end of the Christian Filmmaker’s Academy, we went around to students to see what their favorite lectures were. Here are their answers. [...]
October 19th, 2006 at 4:48 pm
Even though I wasn’t there, I though that Mr. Isaac Botkin’s lecture on the 3D animated “Men O’ War” short was very interesting. I especially enjoyed the pictures posted on the site, as I happen to be dabbling in 3D myself.
I look forward to seeing it in full!
October 24th, 2006 at 10:41 pm
[...] One of the highlights of the film academy and film festival for Brett and me was getting to spend time with Stephen Kendrick, co-writer and producer of the great film Facing the Giants, in theaters now. [...]
November 9th, 2006 at 5:03 pm
[...] For those of you who have asked about what kinds of things Anna and I do while at home, click here to see a short film our brothers and we put together as a teaching tool for the 2006 Christian Film Academy. If you’re interested in seeing how this short film was made, be sure to check out our oldest brother Isaac’s blog, http://www.outside-hollywood.com. [...]