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WAMPA Filmmakers Academy Presents ‘The Guts and Bolts of DIY Filmmaking’

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April 21, 2009

WICHITA, KAN.—Wichita Association for the Motion Picture Arts and Tallgrass Film Festival are pleased to announce the next class offering from the WAMPA Filmmakers Academy: “The Guts and Bolts of DIY Filmmaking.”

Dive in head first with the real time production of a feature-length zombie movie being made in Wichita. KPTS producer Stacey Jenkins will cover preproduction basics with writer/director Rodrick Pocowatchit covering production basics and bringing students up-to-date on the film’s journey to production so far. Learn how a bare bones production can come to life with a little money and a lot of spirit in this six-session class. Students will spend two sessions with each instructor and two days on the set as part of the film’s crew.

May 26, 28: Instructor Stacy Jenkins (7-9 p.m. at KPTS, 320 W. 21st)
June 2, 4: Instructor Rod Pocowatchit (7 p.m., location TBA)
June 6, 7: Shooting on set (Time TBA, Independent School, 8301 E. Douglas)
Cost for all six sessions: $100 per student

Email [email protected] to enroll.

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