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Teaching * Film * var enabled = 'no'; Contact: Click to View or Add Text. Teach to the problems, not to the text. E. Kim Nebeuts No roaming or long distance charges coast-to-coast advertising space : webmaster My Amazon Shop (new 2003) reading list Film Directing Analysis Theory Glossary Concept Montage FilmMaking Classes Mining Film Film Books Acting One BioMechanics Method for Directors StageMatrix: Directing Script Analysis Acting for the Camera Acting in Film Breaking into Acting Film Acting 2003 new: biz.filmplus.org books.filmplus.org theory.filmplus.org classes.filmplus.org ... FILM DIRECTING class directory ** Theory of Spectatorship Sign GuestBook View Directors Forum DVD: Drama Art House Studio Specials Classics ... textbooks film books Student Pages: Instructions on Instructions webmaster Directing ONLINE Method for Directors? my calendar script.vtheatre.net RAT ffaga@uaf.edu academic Film Directing eBooks Forums GeoAlaska : Virtual Theatre Students directory Business View GuestBook Sign popup Sign GuestBook View Next year 2000-2001 I will be moving some classes online. Dramatic Literature and Playscript Analysis are the first to go cyber. Next the new course I am developing as a core class for BFA in Theatre

23. Camera Workshops & Advice CML-Cinematography Mailing List Cinematography mailing List. since 1981, and having made a reasonable living as a drama and commercial DP What can you teach or advise in three hours to, at the http://www.cinematography.net/CameraWorkshopsAdvice.htm

Home Discussion Lists Main reference area Search all edited pages ... Geoff Boyle do not use without permission Cinematography Mailing List document.write(doClock("W0","%20%20","D1","%20%20","M0","%20%20","Y0")); Recently, I was asked by some very nice people at the Bristol 'Brief Encounters' short film festival if I would attend a seminar/workshop for three hours as a mentor or teacher (or whatever) for a group of (mainly) new film makers before they set out to complete a five minute film in three days. Having worked in the film industry in some capacity since 1981, and having made a reasonable living as a drama and commercial DP since 1987, this still threw up a lot of conundrum wrapped in enigmas, as it were. What can you teach or advise in three hours to, at the time, three teams, that would actually be of benefit to their production. Now, I thought it would be a decent (and maybe profitable) idea to put together either an on-line or printed guide covering all aspects of film and video production aimed at such beginners, but also make it professional enough for it to still be a useful source of advice and reference to more established lighting and camera people either looking at other disciplines or still at the early stages of their career, without being baffling or, dare I say it, condescending.

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Home Discussion Lists Main reference area Search all edited pages ... Geoff Boyle do not use without permission Cinematography Mailing List document.write(doClock("W0","%20%20","D1","%20%20","M0","%20%20","Y0")); Geared Head Skills Howdy all.. I've been thinking of upgrading my skills so to speak and getting my head around using wheels and geared heads, figuring it will come in handy for remote head and maybe for drama..? I know I can go to a rental house and burrow a head, but there's only so far I'm going to get learning that way, so now I'm thinking I should buy myself a head. I'm finding it very hard to find out what kind of differences there are between heads though, so I'm hoping I might be able to lean on the experience here. I have had a play with the Arri heads and they are obviously the nice way to go. I could stretch myself to buy one, but it seems like an extravagant purchase for a tripod..(or so my girlfriend says) Even a MK1 is $9500US.

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26. Teaching Overseas, On Voluntary Work Or As A Teacher Togo, Keep up to Date. Join our mailing list. You can teach football in most of our destinations, and teach children cricket in India and South Africa. drama http://www.teaching-abroad.co.uk/projects-abroad/teaching-placement/teaching-pro

Teaching Other Subjects Programmes: Home Volunteer Feedback Related News Sports Day in Togo Find out more about Teach... More News... You can do this in China Ghana Mexico Mongolia ... Togo Keep up to Date Join our mailing list You can teach football in most of our destinations, and teach children cricket in India and South Africa. Everyone enjoys having a volunteer that’s keen to get involved with arranging sports clubs, matches, tournaments, and coaching. The best aspect of my placement was working with and coaching excellent footballers. - Gordon Sutcliffe, Tom Vernon Football Academy, Ghana In Thailand, we work with a specialist Sports School with excellent facilities for a wide range of sports. There, you will be a general assistant, coaching, arranging events, and assisting with conversational English classes. You may well find yourself touring with the school, competing in events around Bangkok. You simply need to have a passion for sports and lots of energy! Drama Drama is a useful tool for teaching English. If you are a drama specialist, schools in most of our destinations will have a place for you. If drama is a hobby, a school play is an enjoyable way to teach and learn any language! Music Many of our partner schools are keen to enhance their Western music curriculum. If you are a music student, it’s an excellent opportunity to learn about world music, while teaching extra-curricular lessons. You can start a choir, arrange music groups, teach composition and raise the profile of the arts where you are teaching.

27. Mailman.u.washington.edu Mailing Lists drama_bas, Advice and resources for drama undergraduates. Pr15, Email list for the Public Relations members Pridedawgs, A mailing list for members of Pride Dawgs. http://mailman.u.washington.edu/mailman/listinfo/

mailman.u.washington.edu Mailing Lists Welcome! Below is a listing of all the public mailing lists on mailman.u.washington.edu. Click on a list name to get more information about the list, or to subscribe, unsubscribe, and change the preferences on your subscription. To visit the info page for an unadvertised list, a URL similar to this one, but with a '/' and the list name appended. List administrators, you can visit the list admin overview page to find the management interface for your list. Send questions or comments to help@cac.washington.edu List Description AABookClub to communicate efficiently with members of the book club ABRC related news and events AccessDL Share ideas with colleagues about designing accessible distance learning courses. Accessibleweb Discussions and events related to accessible web design AccessWeb Discussion and technical assistance to accessible web Accounting 215 Quiz Section C A forum for discussion for member of The Actuary Club at UW ADAI-L UW Alcohol/Drug Researchers Aidsaction AIDS awareness and activism AIDSwalkUTS To organize the AIDSwalk team for the Undergrad Theatrical Society Aikidoclub Shin Ryu Aikido Club mailing list Airsoft-uw List for people interested in airsoft Anchors AnthHealthGrad For grad students interested in anthropology and health Anti-warfair communicate to artists organizing the Spring Anti-War Fair Archivists Artnews Art News Askcis [no description available] ASPRS coordinate volunteers for outreach efforts

28. Patricia Ryan Madson's Home Page wishing to join this group must take drama 103 first.). SIMPS mailing list, click here SIMPS mailing LIST; I instruct I teach for the Esalen Institute in Big Sur http://www.stanford.edu/~patryan/

Patricia Ryan Madson - 2004 I've been a Senior Lecturer with the Drama Department at Stanford University since 1977. I live in El Granada California (that's just four miles north of Half Moon Bay), with my husband, Ronald Madson, and a Himalayan cat named Buddha. Our home in El Granada, which Ron built, overlooks the Pacific; it functions also as the California Center for Constructive Living. I was honored that at the 107th Stanford Commencement in 1998 I was awarded the Lloyd W. Dinkelspiel Award for Distinctive Contributions to Undergraduate Education. This has special meaning for me in that it was based on letters from students who had found value in my classes. Teaching Schedule Spring, 2004 For the Stanford Drama Department: **** Drama 103 - Improvisation , and Section 2 M/W/F Room 204, Memorial Hall. Enrollment is limited to 22 students in each section. This course is the prerequisite to audition for the Stanford Improvisers. Teaching Assistants for SpringLisa Rowland and Ian Slattery ****NEW Policy for admission to Drama 103 -Enrollment in Drama 103- Any student who hopes to enroll in this course MUST attend the entire first class. There are no exceptions to this policy. If more students than places are present there will be a written application process. No student will be added after the first day; however, not all students who attend the first day are guaranteed final admission. Previously there was a sign up sheet, but this no longer is required. Just show up!

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Film Analysis Directory @ Theatre w/Anatoly var enabled = 'no'; Directing: Click to View or Add Text. advertising space : webmaster THR 334W (3 Credits) Spring 2003 Movies and Films (3+0) h Explores rotating thematic topics in the art of classic cinema (films) and popular mass media (movies). Comparative analysis of classics and recent motion pictures is used to present elements of film language, analysis and criticism. THR334 Film Analysis Directing Directors Forum Sign guestBook View webmaster Film-North Classes w/Anatoly DVD: Drama Art House Studio Specials Classics ... best directors: htmlGEAR.com Film Directing 101 (use the pages for THR470) * var enabled = 'no'; POMO: Click to View List Entries. Theory of Spectatorship Film-North Of course, most of the film pages are @ Film-North. Questia var enabled = 'no'; Click to View or Add Text. See class page! Recommended: 200X Aesthetics Check the "Film Classes" Directory and tests-exams archive. Question about University of Alaska Farbanks This directory belongs to FILM WING of the Virtual Theatre Project. (Also, see Film Studies and Theatre UAF pages!)

30. Legends And Lore Puppets teeth just as well as they can teach about AIDS find loads of fun, creative puppet drama projects and to sign up for our Monthly Sweepstakes and mailing List. http://www.legendsandlore.com/

Puppet Hints Kid's Poems Puppet Sweepstakes Share Your Puppet Stories ... Puppet Scripts We manufacture fun! Puppets are wonderful toys. They can teach both kids and adults all kinds of things. Why? Because folks tend to listen to puppets. Puppets are gentle, non-threatening friends that can do goofy things. They can be hilariously funny or poignantly sad. They can show a child how to brush his or her teeth just as well as they can teach about AIDS or how to do square roots. We have some great children's poetry selections. These delightful poems are the perfect add on for any children's literature program. They are also a wonderful place to start looking for puppet script ideas. Teachers be sure to visit our Teacher Resources Pages. There you will find loads of fun, creative puppet drama projects and ideas to add to your teacher lesson plans. Mom and Dad, if you are wondering what to do with little Suzie or Billie today or you are in need of great children's activities go to our Fun Kid Stuff pages. This

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32. MENTOR, MENTOR, ON THE NET on Aaron Sorkin’s 1989 military courtroom drama) that Nicholson painfully apparent on various Internet mail lists and message So I need you to teach me how to http://www.wwma.com/kamt/mentor.html

KEEPING ABREAST OF MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTION MENTOR, MENTOR, ON THE NET By George Heymont There’s an old saying that if you give a man a fish, he will eat for a day. But if you teach him how to fish, he will never starve. As the Internet has fostered the growth of an online MT community, many experienced medical transcriptionists have generously provided word help and technical tips to their colleagues in need using venues such as the KAMT-list, sci.med.transcription newsgroup and Arleen McGovern’s superb www.mtdesk.com website. Unfortunately, one of the basic misassumptions about the Internet is that the veterans in any profession who participate in various newsgroups, mailing lists and message boards have nothing else to do with their time except act as free reference sources to those who are too lazy to do their own research. Another misconception is that the designation of someone as a mentor is a unilateral decision. In other words, someone wishing to be mentored can arbitrarily choose who they think should mentor them without necessarily bothering to ask if that person has the time, energy or desire to commit to such a project. As a result, many veterans are confronted with a “Gimme, gimme, gimme” style of questioning which soon makes it obvious that the person asking all these questions is too lazy to pick up a reference book and find the answer. When a newbie is seen asking the same questions over and over again in different Internet venues – questions that can easily be answered in basic reference books with a minimum amount of effort – those who could be mentors often pull back and stop answering the newbie’s desperate pleas for assistance. Why? Because the whole point of mentoring is to teach someone how to develop the professional skills to survive on one’s own.

33. Teach-At-Home Features split her time between volunteering with local drama groups and either a web page or an email newsletter Books Foundation 800/222-5870; reading lists for youth http://www.teach-at-home.com/CCohen4.asp

Home Legal About Us Link To Us ... Contact Please visit our sponsors, their continued support makes Teach-At-Home possible Top-rated by homeschoolers Called to Teach: An Introduction to the Ministr... Learning Objectives for Grades K-8 Easy Start in Arithmetic: Grades K-3 Home Education Curriculum: Grade 1 ... Creative Home Schooling for Gifted Children: A ... Note: The opinons expressed in featured articles solely reflect those of the author. They do not necessarily reflect those of Teach-At-Home, its affiliates or its advertisers. Teach-At-Home neither endorses nor is responsible for the accuracy of these features. For full details, see our Do-It-Yourself Group Activities for Teenagers by Cafi Cohen Many homeschoolers find support for their interests in their communities. They join family and adult organizations like ski clubs, computer users groups, and Toastmasters. Other teens volunteer and work for pay. Some enjoy community youth-oriented groups like Scouts and 4-H. Our two teenagers were no exception. Jeff lived and breathed Civil Air Patrol Squadron. He edited the newsletter, served as squadron commander, organized encampments, prepared classes, and much more. He also trained with a U.S. Diving Team, sponsored by our local parks and recreation department. Our daughter, Tamara, split her time between volunteering with local drama groups and singing in a very active church choir. Both kids joined 4-H and church youth group. They were on the go almost every day, sometimes spending more time away from home than if they attended school. We were lucky. We lived in cities that afforded our teenagers rich opportunities to explore their interests and meet people from a wide range of backgrounds.

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37. Speech Teach UK Resources_temp helping them find a constructive and positive interactive interest in their everyday surroundings through drama. Word lists to help teach spelling and http://www.speechteach.co.uk/p_resource/resources_summary.htm

Summary Table The resources summary table is split into the following sections Information for parents Picture cards Speech therapy games General educational ... The Cat's Out Before using these resources please read our NEW Available to buy now Our first Speech Teach UK resources CD , resources marked with a # in the table below are available on this Speech Teach Resources CD 1 Price $20 ( UK £15 ) Section Contents Information for parents Tips and hints The Ten Commandments For Parents Of Children with Special Needs Kinderstart - a search engine for all things related to kid's education, health and development Story Time - the benefits of reading to your children including useful information from and links to other sites Developmental milestones for speech and language development. Our parent support group Setting up your own support group Support Group Directory - Our aim is to help people contact others in a similar situation, in their own area, or via the internet. Reading Together - information to help parents with ideas about the best way to approach reading practice with their child Armani Drama Workshops - Nora Armani's children's workshops aim at giving children a chance to express themselves, helping them find a constructive and positive interactive interest in their everyday surroundings through drama.

38. CASAA 2003 E-Mailing List Archive use for our NEW AND IMPROVED drama club at ELSS information on to any email lists that you CASAA Student Leadership Electronic mailing List Canadian Association http://www.casaa-resources.net/mainpages/mailing_list/2003_archive.html

M ESSAGE A RCHIVE CASAA Electronic Mailing List for Advisors and Student Leaders Across Canada How do I join the mailing list? Subject: wanted: ideas for drama club Date: 12/25/2002 23:02:00 I was wondering if anyone had any good ideas that we could use for our NEW AND IMPROVED drama club at ELSS! any ideas would be totally appreciated! visit our website! www.smallstagelive.cjb.net! thanks a bunch! just email me the information! *JENNA LANCE* jennalance69@hotmail.com Subject: student council frustration Date: 12/25/2002 23:13:00 I am presently the student council president at Elliot Lake Sec- ondary School. I had been avidly looking forward to this year as my council is a bunch of fun and cool and good looking girls. However, as the school season came around not only I, but my council as well has feeling increasingly bummed out. Our school does lack support inour student council but it feels as though too much responsibility for things out of our control are being put on our shoulders. To make matters worse, our teacher super- visors want to run council THEIR way which is adding to our ev- eryday stress level. Is there any way out of this evil trend of frustration? Craig craigy_101@hotmail.com Subject: Prescription: Craig at Elliot Lake Secondary School Subject: Craig at ELSS Subject: wanted: activities for leadership conference Date: 1/2/2003 20:24:00 Hello!! My Name is Patrick Burke, i'm trying to pull together a high energy leadership program for high school students! We operate on activity based learning and i had a few holes that i was hoping you guys and girls could help me fill!! i need a really good name game for when the delegates at the conference first meet, roughly 8 person groups! Also any games relating to communication and problem solving, large or small games are welcome!! Thank You very much, if anyone needs anything from me just e-mail me! Patrick Burke Skillbuilding Co-Chair NSSSA Conference Committee pabzab@hotmail.com

39. Members Of The Bach Cantatas Mailing List - Part 5: Year 2003 Asian), Politics, Foreign Relations, Literature (especially drama, Mystery, and the photo to my personal email address oron net.il and not to the Bach lists. http://www.bach-cantatas.com/Topics/Members-2003.htm

Members of the Bach Cantatas Mailing List Part 5: Year 2003 New Year’s Greetings from new member Steven wrote (January 1, 2003): I am a new member of the group, having just joined this morning. A good way to start the New Year. In fact the first music I listened to this morning was Janet Baker's wonderful recording of Cantata BWV 170 , which I have always loved. Happy New Year to all of you, and I look forward to reading the postings this year. [Les Cantates] wrote (February 25, 2003): I am new in the list, but I would like to introduce our project: a group of (fairly) young period instrument players have set a regular Bach cantatas performance series in Paris, since March 2000. Every 1 st sunday of the month, between October and June, we perform a Bach cantata, keeping fairly close to the Lutherian calender. The musicians, instrumentalists and singers, perform for the fun and the concert is free. On March 2 nd , we will have our third anniversary. For the last three years, I have prepared concert notes, including French translation and comments. I would be interested to get in touch with Jean-Pierre Grivois to discuss some aspects of translation including "technical" vocabulary but mostly good taste in French cantatas texts. I don't know if you "store" the past discussions and if it is possible to have access to them still. In March we will perform Trauer-Ode BWV 198 ) and in April BWV 96 In allen meinen Taten ", a cantata among these without establisched destination which we use for these months when there was no cantata composed.

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