Saw I, Saw II, Saw III....and you?

Greetings,

Great news from former alum and amazingly successful film producer Dan Heffner (you may remember that Dan came to Park last semester and made an amazing presentation to a standing-room-only crowd in the auditorium).

He's coming back to teach a mini-course on the responsibilities, role, challenges and opportunities of a producer -- from start to finish -- using the SAW films as the case studies.

Here are the details:


NAME OF COURSE: Film Production, from concept to distribution

DATES OF COURSE: February 2-4, 2007

TIMES: Friday, February 2 (5:00pm-9:00pm), Saturday, February 3
(9:00am-5:00pm with breaks), and Sunday, February 4 (9:00am-12:00noon)

LOCATION: Park Auditorium

LEVEL: 200

BRIEF DESCRIPTION: Dan Heffner, Producer of the "SAW" films will walk
you through the role of a film Producer from inception to release, using
SAW as a guideline. Sort of a Producer's master class. Students will
need to have a basic understanding of the film making process as well as
a good understanding of terminology and the different elements of film
production. Class open to all 200 level students. Park Majors ONLY.

HOW TO REGISTER: Go online to Homer and register for the course. It's a one-credit course, so if you're registered for fewer than 18 credits, you can just add it. If you're registered for 18 credits, you will need to drop a course to add this one OR you will need to contact the registrar's office, which will explain to you the guidelines for taking more than 18 credits.