Class Information

   
  Photography
   
  

Photography: Where the “FOCUS” is on FUN
I.    Cameras and Equipment
II.   Using your cell phone as a camera
III.  Telling a Story
IV.  Good Lighting
V.   Composition
VI.  Simple Software
VII. 1st Assignment (Your Environment)
VIII.Let’s Get Ideas
IX.  2nd Assignment (People)
X.   Tell a Story in Images
XI.  3rd Assignment (Photo Contest)
XII. Sharing with the Class


The goal of our photography class is to have fun while communicating through story telling using the medium of still photography.    This class will teach how to create beautiful pictures and use them to tell a story. Each student will expand their talents while using cell phones or any kind of digital camera. Learning how to frame a shot, light it and organize their thoughts using still images of people, places and things. 

1st assignment will be shooting the world around them.
Simple Software will be an exploration of a variety of software apps.
Turning our attentions to the people in our lives will be the

2nd assignment. 
The final project will be a contest and a chance to have their work seen on display in the community
This is a very exciting class of visual communications and story telling using the technology each student already possess.

   
  Instructor: GOLDEN, BRIAN
  Instructor Bio:
  VIDEO RESUME Brian M. Golden 33414 Oakland #2 Farmington, MI 48335 248-701-8112 bgolden@pastways.info Education 1975 BS degree from University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) 1971 Graduate from Southfield High School (Southfield) Video Experience 1997 Public Access certification classes from Time/Warner 1998 Production of several informational programs through SWOCC Studios. 2000 Historical series called: The Magical History Tour with Inspector Pastways Inc. 2001 Volunteered to assist in Community Access programs for Farmington. Farmington Hills and Novi 2003-Present Chair of the Public Access Promotion Committee 2004 Produced training video for Wayne State University Institute of Gerontology 2005-Present Kids science show for the Engineering Society of Detroit ScieEngiMathePloration 2006 LEED AP Preparation Classes for Harley Ellis Devereaux Deck the House Contest (Christmas Special) 2006-Present Started Public Access Club and Public Access University Teaching residents how to produce television shows for Certification purposes at SWOCC Studios 2007 Created F/X Video Productions for industrial video projects PBS Documentary: Motor City Celebrities (2 Episodes) 2007-Present City of Farmington: Farmington Walkability Presentation Downtown Farmington Life (DDA) Downtown Farmington Life at Night Farmington Streetscape Farmington 15 News (10 Episodes) Farmington Financial Update Farmington Water Conservation Recycling with RRRASOC Farmington Founders Festival (DDA) Farmington Holly Days (DDA) Warner Mansion Monthly (9 Episodes) Miss Farmington Founders Pageant Warner Mansion Fashion Shows Farmington Holiday Fire Safety 2008-Present Farmington Musicale (28 Episodes) 2009 Eyewitness to the Womb (Documentary 2 Episodes) Yoga for Everybody (4 Episodes) 2009-2013 Two Sisters and a Wisk (6 Episodes) 2010 Our Living History (Promotional Documentary 2011-2015 Oakland County Hist. Comm. (Informational 4 Episodes) 2011-2014 Oakland University Music Theatre performances (20 Shows) 2012 Inventerrific (Educational) 2013 Reel Movies (Student Films MPI of Michigan 4 Episodes) 2014 PBS Documentary: Guardians of Music Good Secrets-Bad Secrets (Educational Animation) 2015 FPS George Heitsch Bond Presentation Ilitch Holdings: Award Banquet video Guest Connect video training Mt. Elliott Cemetery Association (Promotional 2 discs) 2015-Present Conscious Awakening (6 Episodes) In the last 17 years I have produced and/or have been connected with over 400 different television show. Most of which were Public Access television projects. My video archive is very extensive. Any number of examples are available for viewing. I have a Vimeo channel as well, with over 60 examples of my work. Go to vimeo.com Brian Golden Channel.
   
  Fee: $90
  Material Fee: $10
  Minimum Age: 11
  Maximum Age: 18
   
  
Day:FridayTime:12:30 pmLength:1 Hours
   
  
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