Directing and Editing
A Fight Scene —————

Fight scenes are among the most difficult and time-consuming scenes to direct. Their complexity rests on the choreography, framing, props, editing, and sound design that are all necessary to transfer the excitement and the chill to the viewers, while making sure every punch, kick, decapitation or shooting is entertaining.

In this two-day workshop, you will ——

• Learn how to write a fight scene.
• Learn to work with a fighting choreographer.
• Learn to storyboard a fight scene.

• Learn how to direct a fight scene on set
• Learn to edit a fight scene.
• Learn how to sound design and score a fight scene.

Price ——

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Save 30% on all our workshops and get a lot of perks by signing up today ——

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— Membership Benefits

• 30% off on all workshops. 
• Unlimited consulting and support of your projects. 
• One day full access on every 1265 films' project sets. 
• Free days at Bluelofts Co-working space. 
• Free nights in Bluelofts Hotel suite. 
• And more. 

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— A suite at Bluelofts Hotel

Meet your instructor ——

Ely Bams felt in love with the art of film at a very young age. Then, he developed a particular artistic eye that lead him to work in more than 10 countries for companies like Kia, Heineken, BMW, Bet-Centric, Comerica Bank, Lonestar College & Department of Justice of USA, Coca-Cola, and Texas Land & Cattle.

 

His short film "La Pantera," ran at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival and his work for Lonestar College & the Department of Justice of USA was screened at the White House in March of 2015. While still working worldwide, he’s currently attached as Director, Writer, Cinematographer to “Surviving the Cartel” — a tense Neo-Western crime drama television series scheduled to be shoot in August and September 2020.

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 —— Ely Bams

Filmmaker | Director | Cinematographer

CHECK HIS WORK

Register Today

Register today for the next Directing, Editing, And Sound Designing a Fight Scene workshop that will be held on March, 13 and March, 14 2020 from 8 am to 7 pm in Dallas, Tx. Your registration covers the entire workshop – two day session (*lunch will be provided).

WORKSHOP POLICIES
Payment must be received upon registration. If a participant is unable to attend for any reason, you may transfer registration to an alternate date or location, or use the full credit towards a different workshop. You may also transfer enrollment to someone else, but you must provide the updated registrant information prior to the start of the class. If unable to attend, you must notify 1265 Films within 48 hours prior to the scheduled start time.
1265 Films reserves the right to cancel or postpone workshops in the event of low enrollment or forces beyond our control. If the instructor is sick or unable to attend, we will notify attendees 48 hours in advance of class to reschedule for a later date.
Any discount codes, coupons, or certificates must be redeemed at registration. Multiple discounts cannot be combined, in these situations we will honor the largest discount.

REFUND POLICY
In general, there are no refunds for 1265 Films workshops. Remember that when you register for a workshop you hold a seat that cannot be purchased by somebody else - particularly in a workshop that is filled to capacity. If a participant is unable to attend for any reason, you may transfer registration to an alternate date or location, or use the full credit towards a different workshop. You may also transfer enrollment to someone else, but you must provide the updated registrant information at least 3 days prior to the start of the workshop.

After you click to submit, you will be redirected to a page to complete the workshop payment. 
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Fight scenes are among the most difficult and time-consuming scenes to direct. Their complexity rests on the choreography, framing, props, editing, and sound design that are all necessary to transfer the excitement and the chill to the viewers, while making sure every punch, kick, decapitation or shooting is entertaining.
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— DIRECTING AND EDITING A FIGHT SCENE WORKSHOP

In this two-day workshop, you will:
- Learn how to write a fight scene.
- Learn to work with a fighting choreographer.
- Learn to storyboard a fight scene.
- Learn how to direct a fight scene and work on set with the makeup artist and fight choreographer.
- Learn to edit a fight scene.
- Learn how to sound design and score a fight scene.

— MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

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Ely Bams felt in love with the art of film at a very young age. Then, he developed a particular artistic eye that lead him to work in more than 10 countries for companies like Kia, Heineken, BMW, Bet-Centric, Comerica Bank, Lonestar College & Department of Justice of USA, Coca-Cola, and Texas Land & Cattle.

His short film "La Pantera," ran at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival and his work for Lonestar College & the Department of Justice of USA was screened at the White House in March of 2015. While still working worldwide, he’s currently attached as Director, Writer, Cinematographer to “Surviving the Cartel” — a tense Neo-Western crime drama television series scheduled to be shoot in August and September 2020.  

For more details about his work, please access his following website www.1265multi.tempurl.host

 

Register Today

Register today for the next Directing, Editing, And Sound Designing a Fight Scene workshop that will be held on March, 13 and March, 14 2020 from 8 am to 7 pm in Dallas, Tx. Your registration covers the entire workshop – two day session (*lunch will be provided).
Design_AC_Fight-Scene_

WORKSHOP POLICIES
Payment must be received upon registration. If a participant is unable to attend for any reason, you may transfer registration to an alternate date or location, or use the full credit towards a different workshop. You may also transfer enrollment to someone else, but you must provide the updated registrant information prior to the start of the class. If unable to attend, you must notify 1265 Films within 48 hours prior to the scheduled start time.
1265 Films reserves the right to cancel or postpone workshops in the event of low enrollment or forces beyond our control. If the instructor is sick or unable to attend, we will notify attendees 48 hours in advance of class to reschedule for a later date.
Any discount codes, coupons, or certificates must be redeemed at registration. Multiple discounts cannot be combined, in these situations we will honor the largest discount.

REFUND POLICY
In general, there are no refunds for 1265 Films workshops. Remember that when you register for a workshop you hold a seat that cannot be purchased by somebody else - particularly in a workshop that is filled to capacity. If a participant is unable to attend for any reason, you may transfer registration to an alternate date or location, or use the full credit towards a different workshop. You may also transfer enrollment to someone else, but you must provide the updated registrant information at least 3 days prior to the start of the workshop.

After you click to submit, you will be redirected to a page to complete the workshop payment. 
Fight scenes are among the most difficult and time-consuming scenes to direct. Their complexity rests on the choreography, framing, props, editing, and sound design that are all necessary to transfer the excitement and the chill to the viewers, while making sure every punch, kick, decapitation or shooting is entertaining.
Workshop-Fight_

— DIRECTING AND EDITING A FIGHT SCENE WORKSHOP

In this two-day workshop, you will:
- Learn how to write a fight scene.
- Learn to work with a fighting choreographer.
- Learn to storyboard a fight scene.
- Learn how to direct a fight scene and work on set with the makeup artist and fight choreographer.
- Learn to edit a fight scene.
- Learn how to sound design and score a fight scene.

— MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

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Ely Bams felt in love with the art of film at a very young age. Then, he developed a particular artistic eye that lead him to work in more than 10 countries for companies like Kia, Heineken, BMW, Bet-Centric, Comerica Bank, Lonestar College & Department of Justice of USA, Coca-Cola, and Texas Land & Cattle.

His short film "La Pantera," ran at the 2016 Cannes Film Festival and his work for Lonestar College & the Department of Justice of USA was screened at the White House in March of 2015. While still working worldwide, he’s currently attached as Director, Writer, Cinematographer to “Surviving the Cartel” — a tense Neo-Western crime drama television series scheduled to be shoot in August and September 2020.  

For more details about his work, please access his following website www.1265multi.tempurl.host

 

 

Register Today

Register today for the next Directing, Editing, And Sound Designing a Fight Scene workshop that will be held on March, 13 and March, 14 2020 from 8 am to 7 pm in Dallas, Tx. Your registration covers the entire workshop – two day session (*lunch will be provided).
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WORKSHOP POLICIES
Payment must be received upon registration. If a participant is unable to attend for any reason, you may transfer registration to an alternate date or location, or use the full credit towards a different workshop. You may also transfer enrollment to someone else, but you must provide the updated registrant information prior to the start of the class. If unable to attend, you must notify 1265 Films within 48 hours prior to the scheduled start time.
1265 Films reserves the right to cancel or postpone workshops in the event of low enrollment or forces beyond our control. If the instructor is sick or unable to attend, we will notify attendees 48 hours in advance of class to reschedule for a later date.
Any discount codes, coupons, or certificates must be redeemed at registration. Multiple discounts cannot be combined, in these situations we will honor the largest discount.

REFUND POLICY
In general, there are no refunds for 1265 Films workshops. Remember that when you register for a workshop you hold a seat that cannot be purchased by somebody else - particularly in a workshop that is filled to capacity. If a participant is unable to attend for any reason, you may transfer registration to an alternate date or location, or use the full credit towards a different workshop. You may also transfer enrollment to someone else, but you must provide the updated registrant information at least 3 days prior to the start of the workshop.

After you click to submit, you will be redirected to a page to complete the workshop payment.