Students make
movie magic in
CIC program

WHO EXACTLY is that best boy person? What exactly
does the grip have a grip on? Are they glorified gofers?

Petheps they are intrinsic to the
process of making movie magic.

Teens attending film production
sessions this summer at the North
Vancouver-based Canadian Inter-
national College (CiC) will find
out how films are put together.

The course is offered as part of
the CIC Summer Plus program
for children, teens and adulis.

The first session runs from July
6 to 17; the second session from
July 20 to 31.

A three-week session is set for
Aug. 4 to Aug. 21.

Classes are in session
a.m. to 3 p.m.

Participants will delve into
aspects of screenwriting, directing,
location finding, camers shots and
lighting.

In the second week of each ses-
sion participants will produce a
short video.

Students will also be examining
several ciassics — Casablanca,
Citizen Kane, Modern Times.

“Peopie like Orson Welles and
Charlie Chaplin are basically the
pioneers. The whole focus is on
fun —- watching movies, discuss-
ing movies, learning how they are

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News Reporter

put together,’” said film produc-
tion instructor Jan Nablo.

Added Nablo, ‘‘People will
come away with an appreciation
of how a movie is put together
plus an understanding of a few of
the concepts that make good
movies. The thing about film is
that it is of our century. Here we
can study something of our own
time.”

Nablo, a West Vancouver resi-
dent, has written for the
Beachcombers, the Paul Anka
variety show, the Rene Simard
variety show. For seven years he
produced Timmiy’s Telethon,

Said Margaret Froese, coor-
dinator of the extension depart-
ment at CIC, ‘*We have the facili-
ty and really competent staff. The
film course offers another option
for teens to connect with people
who have the backgrounds and
skills and abilities like Jan. We’re
really excited about it.’’

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CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL College extension department coordinator Margaret Froese and Jan
Nabio discuss a film production couse being offered at the North Vancouver college this summer.