Post is a phase that contains so many departments, processes, talents, and details - it would be impossible to summarize them all in one workshop.

The purpose of this workshop is to clarify assumptions about post that can make this phase feel confusing or unapproachable - and show how post can be as creatively engaging and fulfilling as any other phase of the filmmaking process. Some say post is too technical, others claim that post lacks the sense of community and urgency that creates camaraderie and momentum in production, while others are just not totally sure what a successful path through post to a finished film should look like. Yet, many filmmakers talk about being intimidated by post. This is where you make the big, lasting decisions that will shape and reshape your storytelling, further develop and refine the look and sound for your film, and determine how your film will make its debut in the world.

Developing a pre-fabrication business model.Post-production is an essential phase for your film. Teaching Professional Practice at the Bernard & Anne Spitzer School of Architecture, CUNY. Managing his design-build practice, WFORA & WFORC. Since then, WFORA and WFORC have operated as a design-build practice.įellow at MacDowell in New Hampshire, investigating metaphorical and physical aspects of skylighting.Ĭertified by the Passive House Institute as a Passive House Designer (CPHD) and continues to promote sustainable design in his daily practice. He later joined HLW Int and became a Partner managing large projects both domestically and abroad.Įstablished Workshop for Architecture (WFORA) with his first project, the MIG Offices, which was awarded a Design Merit by the AIA New York City Chapter in 2008.įounded Workshop for Construction (WFORC) to manage the construction of his designs. Worked at various firms including Pei, Cobb, Freed & Partners and KPF.

Completed Master of Architecture degree at the Graduate School of Design, Harvard University

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