Summer Video Institute
THE SUMMER VIDEO INSTITUTE
June 17 to 22, 2024
The Summer Video Institute (SVI) at DeSales offers students an introduction to the theories of techniques of digital movie making. Each student will create a minimum of two short films and potentially collaborate on a larger scale production. Students will hear lectures on how to design, shoot, stabilize, and edit films of your own creation. Other topics will include scriptwriting, Adobe Premiere, and sound and stabilization techniques. Students will also interact and receive project support from current seniors and graduates of the TV/Film Department on a daily basis. Students will be introduced to the University’s new virtual production studio. At the end of the program, the final films will be celebrated with a live screening in our 100-seat, 7.1 surround sound screening room.
Application Deadline June 4, 2024
Cost: $1,515. No application fee or deposit required.
THE ADVANCED SUMMER VIDEO INSTITUTE
July 8 to 13, 2024
The Advanced Summer Video Institute (ASVI) offers students already skilled in filmmaking an intensive hands-on course in shooting. Students will work with advanced Digital Cinema Cameras such as the RED, Panasonic EVA, and Blackmagic 6K. Instruction will also include advanced stabilization devices as well utilizing the University’s new virtual production facilities. We will focus on the techniques needed to create and implement a short film project. Students will begin the Institute with DeSales faculty members hosting a screenwriting workshop, then working together to create a film. At the end of this intensive six-day program, the final project will be screening in our 7.1 surround sound screening room to an invited audience. The student will leave with the finished group project.
Application deadline: June 30, 2024
Cost: $1,515. No application fee or deposit required.
College Credit
At the end of program, each student with a high school graduation date of 2026 or prior will be eligible to receive three college-level credits for each Institute.
Mission
SVI has a dual focus: production techniques and storytelling. It’s our belief that a positive learning environment creates opportunities for exploration and discovery. Our mission is to promote the media arts as a mode of personal expression, as well as a viable professional career option.
About DeSales TV/Film
The DeSales University Division of Performing Arts is home to a unique program in the media arts. With the benefit of close association with outstanding programs in theatre and dance, the work of our film and television students is both diverse and inventive. The faculty is comprised of dedicated educators with exceptional credits in their respective fields. It is our committed philosophy that the study of historical, aesthetic, and ethical topics are essential companions to the acquisition of production skills and techniques. Graduates of the DeSales TV/Film department work in all capacities of the film and television industries.
Summer Video Institute Information
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Director's Welcome
It is an extraordinary time in the history of media arts. For those of you who are drawn to the power of this medium for artistic expression, you've come to the right place. SVI is designed to provide an intense and rewarding introduction, and ASVI is an advanced course to better prepare you for the ever-evolving world of digital filmmaking. Our exceptional teaching faculty and staff are very excited to see your creations!
- Chuck Gloman, Director of SVI
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SVI Faculty
Chuck Gloman
Associate Professor
Director, Summer Video Institute
Faculty, TV/Film Department
M.A., Pennsylvania State University
Mr. Gloman has more than 40 years of experience as a producer and director of photography. He will be teaching shooting, camera stabilization, drone usage, and editing.Brian McDermott
Assistant Professor, TV/Film Department
M.F.A., Temple University
M.S.W., University of Pennsylvania
Mr. McDermott is an award-winning filmmaker committed to human rights and education. He has written three feature screenplays (including an adaptation of a novel) and has also written and produced fiction films and documentaries.Jack Lerch
Adjunct Faculty and Technician, TV/Film Department
Mr. Lerch has more than 35 years of experience in corporate photography and video. He will be teaching framing, shot composition, camera and sound specifics. -
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