Wanna Learn How to Create Your Own Web Soap?
By Jamey Giddens on November 06, 2009
Think you can give Andrew Miller, Karen Harris or Crystal Chappell a run for their downloads? Here's your chance to prove it! From Brian Rodda, one of the guys who brought us Strike.TV , and Damian Pellicione, a veteran producer and star of over 15 successful web productions, comes Web TV Prep, the premiere school for development of new media content in SoCal!
Think you can give Andrew Miller, Karen Harris or Crystal Chappell a run for their downloads? Here's your chance to prove it! From Brian Rodda, one of the guys who brought us Strike.TV , and Damian Pellicione, a veteran producer and star of over 15 successful web productions, comes Web TV Prep, the premiere school for development of new media content in SoCal!
Held at Dogma Studios (4136 Del Rey Ave., Marina Del Rey, CA., 90292) in Marina Del Rey, the four-week course will will cover the four major areas of: (1) creative development/casting, (2) production, (3) post production/Web design/technology and (4) social networking/viral marketing/ad sales, en route to getting your dream web project off the ground.
Special guest speakers for Web TV Prep include: Mary Feuer, head writer of Lonely GIrl 15 and Brady Brim-DeForest, CEO of Tubefilter.tv.
Tuition for the first class— which starts this coming Monday, Nov. 9, 2009— is $150 (WGA members get in for $125 here), but if you tell 'em Daytime Confidential sent you, the good folks behind Web TV Prep will take of $25 bucks, making the grand total for learning how to embrace your inner imaginary bitch, or find out about life in general in Venice just $125! What are you waiting for? Sign up here and get your web on!
- Login or register to post comments
-
- Email this page
Comments
18 July 2009
10 hours 55 min
Wow! Wish the curse was a little closer to home!
22 January 2008
29 min 55 sec
Either the Jan 2010 course or the Feb. 2010 course will be offered online!
3 April 2009
1 week 6 hours
I have always wanted to create a soap opera...and see it come to life. I wish there was a way to find out or read about what is required to do so. I have some of the characters, the setting and the ideas in my mind and some are on paper, but I don't know how to sort it out. I have some English classes, lit classes and such to my credit...but I never finished college. Not like that ever means anything. I guess I also want to know how does somebody get into working on a soap, to dedicate a career to it. I'm not so much about the acting, as I am other creative elements, but would be willing to learn from the bottom up...anything really I guess, because I've always wanted to work in the genre in some capacity, even if it was at the front desk. Can anyone seriously answer me? And I am sorry, I don't mean to abuse this forum. I just need a direction.
23 April 2008
4 hours 2 min
oh wow this is sooo tempting. Seeing that I don't have class until 7 that day. Hmmmm I'd love to be able to do this, damn i wish I had the extra $ and the time.