SAE Bangkok presents SHOT ON RED Workshop on 2nd June 2009
What do movies like Game, Angels & Demons, Knowing, ER, Crossing the Line & Jumper have in common?

Yes, you are right. its the RED ONE Digital Cinema Camera and we at SAE Institute Bangkok is proud to present you a workshop by
the co-founder of RED DIGITAL CINEMA CAMERA COMPANY, Leader of The Rebellion himself Mr Ted Schilowitz

The most talked about High Definition Digital Cinema Camera available in the market today. Yes, we are talking about 4K resolution.

You'll get to understand the technology and the advantage behind RED ONE Digital Cinema Camera, which is developed by
RED Digital Cinema Camera Company. This workshop provides not just knowledge, but an inspiration for all aspiring film maker and broadcaster alike.

All are welcome to join in the event to explore the endless possibilities RED have to offer.

RSVP require. Seats are limited

Asian Village [itc]
Music, performance, sound art, lecture, film, street food

Saturday, 23 May, starting at 4 p.m.
Sunday, 24 May, starting at noon

WITH Nannue Tipitier (Thailand), Kyoka (Japan/Germany), Daito Manabe (Japan), Stereotyp (Austria) & AraByrd (Malaysia), CEE (Austria), Sonic Brat (Singapore), Kill Your Television (Singapore), 8GG (China), Heri Dono (Indonesia), Tri Minh & DJ Kruise (Vietnam), VJ Azz (Taiwan/Austria), Constanze Ruhm (Austria), Coconami (Straubing), Pinie Wang (China/Austria), Belki aka Mariya Aleynikova and Denis Yashin (Russia), Albert Rivkin and Petropawlowsk Kamchatsky (Russia) and others

Nannue once again about to fly over to Vienna, Austria for 9 days.
His purpose is to present sound work for International audience.

This festival is very large one and not only about music but art and culture also.
His vietnamese friend called, "Tri Minh" recommended Nannue to Susanne Rogenhofer aka Sweet Susie. She contacted Nannue and the rest is history.

Tri Minh is like well respected Electronic Composer in Vietnam and Sweet Susie runs club in Vienna, also DJ and compose music for various events around the world. Sweet Susie and Manni Montana recently performed in pattaya and it went awesome...

Director's statement

I have been planning this project for over two years as I wanted to create a compelling emotional drama with elements of surrealism or mysticism.

It all started with the idea that we often do not realize the meaning of people as they enter our lives. Sometimes we only realize the importance of life and the impact we can make on other people's lifes ones they're gone. Then we regret not having realized them for what they meant to us.

But sometimes we realize them in time as a chapter of our life comes to a close and it is the strongest positive emotion that I have ever felt and that I wanted to share with the world.

The Tsunami made such a strong impact on the world and Thailand for it reminds us of how fragile our existence really is and that we should be very grateful for our lifes and the people we get to share it with as long as we can.

Pre-production began with a 6 page script in mid-2008 and two to three locations. My favored actor for the lead part had to leave the country while the pre-production was slow and tedious. It was not going according to schedule.

Feeling overwhelmed by my double role as the director and the only producer, attempting to form a production team from the individual digital film production students of which some were serious and some were in need of encouragement, I was ready to admit defeat.

Sugimasa Yamashita though helped me to believe in the potential of this film and took on the role of an additional producer allowing me to focus more on my role as a director.

After discussing the script with Sugimasa Yamashita and the new cast, we felt that more details and background stories were needed in order for the audience to get emotionally involved in the drama portrayed.

In order to tell the whole story rather than an excerpt of it I revised the screenplay and it quickly turned to 18 pages. This of course entailed the 7 locations and 7 shooting days but as our team of film students grew stronger and the pre-production was picking up pace we felt very confident.

Utilizing the equipment of SAE Institute Bangkok and with the support of Mahajak, St. Luis Catholic Church, Krungthon 1 Hospital, Tubar and friends who were nice enough to allow us to shoot on their premises and everybody who invested their time and sweat into this project, we were able to accomplish this on a next to nothing budget that I was able to provide with the help of my very supportive family.

A long movie entails a long post-production and while I did the editing and color grading myself, the most time consuming part turned out to be the sound editing and the musical score that Mario Cox took on despite his busy schedule and to whom I am endlessly grateful to.

Production Info
Writer/Director: Andreas Bachmann
Producers: Sugimasa Yamashita, Andreas Bachmann
Director of Photography: Sugimasa Yamashita
Original Music By: Mario Cox
Starring: Zar Serrano Leon, Kelly B. Jones, Paul Wilson, Eli Serrano Leon, MaCherie Doerfler

Group project of course DFM0508, SAE Institute Bangkok.

Good bye Rat, hello Ox. SAE team would like to wish all visitors a wonderful year ahead of you all... Let's make it educational and entertainment year ! Never too late to learn new skills and why not give us a chance to show you good thing we offer here at SAE Bangkok.

DJ course is opening on 19th January ! All lessons will be conducted by DJ Dragon the legendary who introduced Drum n Bass genre for Thailand music scene and now re introduce Dub Step genre for all music lover ! His long journey of Deejaying is awesome and he sure knows how to make you understand the philosophy behind the art of mixing and more ! Get to know DJ Dragon via his awesome web space here.

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