We are proud to announce the return of MISE EN SCENE to The Chateau on Saturday 22nd of May, this time in collaboration with BEYOND TV (http://www.beyondtv.org), media activists from Manchester, who will be presenting films, music, performance and anti-consumer merchandise along with the Mise en Scene show of short films/ animations, performers, music and surprises….£2 entry…7.30pm — 11.30pm.

Mise en Scene short films by: Moxs Audio Beast Productions Cecilia Lundquist J.Tobias Anderson Angela Femia i-contact Graeme bowman Art Pleasure Paul O'Conner Michelle D'Auria Gary Williams Kristian Bust

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Beyond TV short films by: Undercurrents Bignoise tactical Homemade media Da Indymedia Network Reel2reel psichic bread BeyondTV.org

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We would also like to announce 2 workshops given by Mick Fuzz from Beyond TV, taking place on the 22nd and 23rd May also at The Chateau.  Sign up to attend!  (see below)

WORKSHOP 1 
SATURDAY 22ND MAY 1PM — 2PM, THE CHATEAU
TO SIGN UP — KAREN 0771 2625106 or email miseenscenefilms@yahoo.co.uk
 
Low Cost Digital Video Presentation
 
This presentation is designed as a sampler or preview to the more technical workshops about Low Cost Digital Video Creation and Distribution.
 
Talk with Video extracts.
 
Format:
 
·                     Introduction to Video [media] activism.
·                     Potted History of Undercurrents and Indymedia
·                     Why the Mainstream Media is shite
·                     New Wave of Media creation, both content and techniques.
·                     New ways of distributing Video without censorship or huge costs.
 

WORKSHOP2
SUNDAY 23RD MAY 4PM— 6PM, THE CHATEAU
TO SIGN UP — KAREN 0771 2625106 or email miseenscenefilms@yahoo.co.uk
 
Low cost digital creation and distribution.
 
A workshop pitched at media activists using low end machines to network existing films via CDrom and the Internet.
 
The sessions are short and practical lasting about 30-40mins hour each, and ending with a hands on session to recap. They are also an excellent introduction to Video editing tools and Digital Media in general.
 
Session one - Capturing from DV camera to Premiere via Firewire. Triming clips in Premiere to make them ready to export.
 
Session Two - Exporting Video in Premiere to an encoded file using a Frameserving program. We will create Mpg1 VCD compatible files for CDR's and broadband Internet use and Real Media files for on-demand Internet streaming. Software used TmpegEnc, Real Producer, Avisynth frameserver. 
 
Session Three - Making a CDrom / VCD. We'll look at creating a simple webpage interface for a CDRom using Mozilla composer. Then we'll find out how to burn the Video clips to either a CDrom for use in a computer [pc, mac, linux compatible] or a VCD for use in  a DVD player. Software used Nero, Mozilla Composer.