Hi everyone
The first of a series of workshops in Television Production for this semester
will be held tomorrow Wednesday 22nd in room CG05 in the Henry Grattan building
at 2pm.
This first talk will be given by lecturer Paul Mullin regarding an introduction
into TV Production and all thats involved in pre-production.
The Media Production Society encourages all those interested in learning
TV production skills and who want to make programs for DCU TV to attend.
Valuable skills and advice will be given and we will also be running through
our plans for the year regarding DCU TV.
Also tomorrow at this workshop we will be electing a first year rep. So
anyone interested in running for this position please attend.
So see you at 2pm in CG05
regards
Mary
DCUTV PRO
Hey guys
Da Media Production Society are havin a party in SIN Nightclub
(Sycamore St., Temple Bar - beside stage door entrance of Olympia)
this Thursday from 9pm till 4am!! (yes they serve till 3.30am!)
Tickets are ?4 for members and ?5 for non-members.
On sale all day Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday in the HUB.
We're trying to fund the much-needed DCU FM studio, so as much support as
possible is needed.
Dress to impress as a HORROR character of your choice
Attached is da poster
See ya all there!
Linda Stanley
DCU FM PRO
Martin Crehan
085-7379639
hi all,
your friendly DCU fm programmes officer here! there will provisionally be
a workshop organised next week for all those interested in DCU fm and all
things radio-related! i'm not sure which day, as yet, but i will aim for
wednesday afternoon seeing as all students are meant to have this time free
of lectures.
there will be limited spaces for those who wish to partake in this workshop(s).
the limitations include 1) availability of the labs and studio, 2) limited
space within the mac labs and the studio itself and 3) michael feeney's
time.
for this reason the workshops will operate on a first come first come first
served basis. you will not be able to sign up for these workshops until
i know more details regarding numbers of those interested and what levels
of experience we will cater for and of course, a day when michael and the
studio is available.
please reply to this email if you are interested in this wokshop. in it
you can include what level you are at (i.e. if you have no experience therefore
you are interested in an introductory workshop related to mini-disc players,
stuidio and mac labs; or if have some experience and wish to be involved
in a more intermediate session).
keep in mind that this will get the ball rolling for all of you out there
who are interested in creating a programme for DCU fm. we want to start
producing programmes straight away and if you have no experience, this is
the perfect opportunity to gain some valuable training!!!
hope to hear from ye soon,
aideen finnegan
DCU fm Programmes Officer.
"Help, I'm covered in bees... Help..!"
"Help, I'm covered in bees... Help..!"
Paul Mullin video lecturer here at DCU will be giving a talk in pre-production
(basically everything you need to know before picking up a camera)this wednesday
22nd Oct @ 2pm in CG05 (ground floor of henry grattan building)
The talk is the first of a series of talks in TV production skills that
will be held this semester...
it is advised that everyone interested in making a program for dcutv attend
as we will also be discussing plans for the year.
Also we ask people to start thinking of program ideas and e-mail to either
thomond.nighoill2(a)mail.dcu.ie (DCU TV Station Manager)
or
peter.lineman2(a)mail.dcu.ie (DCU TV Programmes Officer)
doesn't matter if they don't have any previous experience we'll help them
with everything even get a crew together if necessary, however we have to
start production asap as equipment is limited.
Martin Crehan
085-7379639
Hey guys our first meeting is on
Wed 15th @ 2pm in QG21
(in the business school)
Attached is the agenda for the EGM and the committee contact list
See you all there
Martin Crehan
085-7379639
