November 6, 2024
5:00 PM
Location: Cineminha – Padre João Marcelino Social and Cultural Center | Melo Viana street, nº 100, Downtown, Nova Lima
This topic addresses the audiovisual creation process, guiding participants through transforming an idea into a short video, including every stage—from idea development and planning to filming and exhibition.
Workshop Structure:
1. Introduction:
A brief introduction of the participants and an overview of the topic: transforming an idea into a short video while exploring the creation process, from start to finish.
2. Introduction:
A brief introduction of the participants and an overview of the topic: transforming an idea into a short video while exploring the creation process, from start to finish.
3. Scripting and Storyboard
With the chosen idea, we will develop a brief script and design a simplified storyboard to clearly visualize how the video will take shape.
4. Planning and Preparation
We will define roles (direction, acting, etc.) and explore strategies for utilizing space and lighting. Additionally, dedicate some time to experimenting with different camera angles.
5. Practical Filming
It’s time to bring our ideas to life by shooting the scenes, embracing the freedom to experiment different angles and techniques.
6. Quick Editing
We will review the footage together and discuss potential edits. I will take the lead in the editing process, relying on everyone’s collaboration.
7. Screening and Feedback
We’ll reflect on the creative choices made and share insights about the overall process.
8. Conclusion
In conclusion, we will analyze the lessons learned and discuss practical ways to continue developing these skills at home.
The final video will be approximately 2 minutes long, providing an opportunity to explore each step of the process in a light and practical manner.
Conducted by: Virginia Dandara
She is an audiovisual professional known for transforming ideas into impactful visuals. With degrees in Systems Analysis and Visual Arts, she combines technical expertise with artistic sensitivity in her projects. As the co-founder of Movimento Gira da Quebrada, she brings a fresh, innovative perspective to every project, capturing the essence and emotion in each creation. Her expertise encompasses creative direction, image and sound capture, editing, and post-production. Virginia has also distinguished herself in theater photography and spontaneous captures, consistently striving for authenticity in every shot. Her career includes participation in festivals, directing music videos, and providing artistic leadership in various projects.
Living in the Northwest region of Belo Horizonte, Virginia is a life enthusiast who loves traveling, laughing until her stomach hurts, and also expressing herself through percussion. Attending live performances is one of her greatest joys, along with engaging in conversations that make time fly by. Her work, much like her life, is characterized by authenticity and a commitment to quality and relevance, from the script development to post-production.