Intro to Viral Video Making with MJ Sieber (Seattle Session with Freehold Theatre)

Intro to Viral Video Making Welcome to the digital age! The Internet had provided artists with the tools to give their work previously unheard of exposure. Learn the basics of what it takes to conceive, collaborate and create a viral video that can be viewed by your friends and family across the globe. Starting from a basic scene, students will create their own original short piece that will be refined and then filmed in and around Belltown. From there we will give you the tools to edit and eventually upload your video online to such sights as YouTube, Funny or Die, Facebook, MySpace, etc. Students will receive hands on training with a Digital Video camera and Editing software. This is the forum you have been waiting for to present your uncompromised vision to the world. October 17 - November 21 Saturdays 10:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. $325 (Tier I); $375 (Tier II) Tier level is based on household income. To register; www.freeholdtheatre.org or call us at (206)323-7499 MJ Sieber has been a working artist in Seattle since graduation from Cornish College of the Arts in 2001 with a degree in Original Works. Sine that time he has appeared as an actor on the stages of Seattle Rep, Intiman, ACT Theatre, Seattle Children's Theatre, Seattle Shakespeare Co, Book-It, The Empty Space, Village Theatre, Wooden O, Theatre Schmeater, and Strawberry Theatre Workshop where he just finished playing John Merrick in THe Elephant Man and has directed The Water Engine and The Lady Day. He is a Founding Member of New Century Theatre Company and appeared in their inaugural production of The Adding Machine. He also created the web series Ask An Actor and The Barry Reinhardt Show. This summer he directed his first feature film 'haven't seen a soul in years'. To read August E-Newsletter with great articles from faculty and students, go to; http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs025/1102313671991/archive/1102664255037.html