Craft Ed. Seminars is a year-round educational program that will explore the craft and business of storytelling through masterclasses, case studies, and industry panels, alongside networking opportunities. The series of intensive full-day and half-day events grew out of the success of earlier one-off boot camps for filmmakers at the IFC Center, along with overwhelming demand from aspiring and established creative professionals to offer in-depth examinations of various aspects of the storytelling process, from inception to production to distribution and more. Programs will be devoted to a variety of topics in fiction filmmaking, documentary, television, podcasting, and other fields. Among the goals of Craft Ed. Seminars are:
- To create a space for emerging and established content creators to learn from and connect with leaders in their field
- To provide valuable educational content suitable for professionals at all stages of their careers, from first-timers to experienced creators
- To explore both the craft and the business of the film, tv, streaming and podcasting scenes
- To offer an informative, engaging curriculum that appeals to both professionals and enthusiasts
- To provide an opportunity for socializing, discussing and networking among peers
To read more about Craft Ed. Seminars, please see our press release.