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edSocialMedia Video Production Bootcamp

We’ve all heard the notion “If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a video is worth a thousand pictures.” But do you and your school have the skills to keep up with the next frontier? With summer around the corner, what better time to elevate your video skills so you can launch into the next school year with a new set of tools.

This event has a maximum of 25 participants. Don’t wait to sign up!

Details

Date: June 14, 2012
Registration: 9:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Workshop: 10:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (Lunch is provided)
Location:
The Collegiate School
103 N. Mooreland Road
Richmond, VA 23229

Program Focus

Get your hands dirty.

Get your hands dirty. Sticking with the method that we know best, this workshop will focus on getting the work done with a hands-on approach. After an introductory keynote from Travis Warren, the President of WhippleHill, you will learn how to tackle the following:

1) Skype interview production and editing.
2) How to use your smart phone to make better videos.
3) Re-purpose archived film for something new.
4) Edit with iMovie to make a master film.

We Packed the Real Gear.
We’re fully loaded and bringing it all to share. Cameras, lighting, laptops, mics, apps, accessories and more will be there for you to experience. Be sure to bring your own, however, so we can accelerate what you’re working with!

This workshop will teach you what equipment and software you need and how to use it. Go home with a shopping list to get you on your feet tomorrow! No more guessing, no more trial and error, no more time or money wasted.

Cost

Early Bird Pricing for edSocialMedia Video Production Bootcamp through May 31, 2012 $199.00
Regular Pricing for edSocialMedia Video Production Bootcamp from May 31-June 14, 2012 $249.00

Special rate for WhippleHill clients!

Presenters

Travis Warren is the president and founder of WhippleHill in Bedford, NH. Growing up, computers were the family business. From teletypes to Ataris and Apples, to Windows and the Internet, Travis had a front-row seat to the evolution of computing as we know it. Travis is a graduate of Proctor Academy and attended Carnegie-Mellon in Pittsburgh. After college, he spent five years working for his father’s software company before leaving to start WhippleHill.

Madeline Senkosky is the community manager for edSocialMedia, a one-stop shop for anyone interested in exploring the role of social media. She specializes in social media for education, leads hands-on workshops and researches best practices for schools. You can follow Madeline on Twitter at @edsocialmedia or @madelinesen.

Contact Info

Please kindly direct all inquiries to info@edsocialmedia.com.

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Cancellation policy: edSocialMedia will be unable to issue refunds to registered participants who do not attend. However, attendees who must cancel due to weather-related problems may receive credit towards future edSocialMedia events. Please direct all cancellation-related inquires to info@edsocialmedia.com.