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Home > Blogs > Arts and Entertainment > Archives > 2010 > March > 19 > Entry

Film students on board

By Terry Morris | Friday, March 19, 2010, 03:30 PM

More than 20 Centerville High School students studying filmmaking in a new nine-week course offered by the Muse Machine will take a class with storyboard artist J. Todd Anderson on Friday, March 26.

The course opened with with filmmakers/instructors Marisha Mukerjee and Rocky Smith. Sessions will cover writing a script, working with the camera, software for editing, test audiences, preparing a “show reel,” submitting to festivals internship opportunities, and film as a career.

Students will submit their finished films for the second annual FilmDayton Festival May 14-16. Anderson, an Oakwood resident, has served as storyboard artist for many films by the Oscar-winning Coen brothers, Joel and Ethan.

For more information, contact the Muse Machine, (937) 228-6873.

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