Learn to Develop, Write, Shoot, Edit, and Distribute Webisodes and Mobisodes!

Mobile and Internet film series are the newest cinematic art from, and there is a huge and growing demand for quality content right now. Thousands of videos are posted daily on the Internet but few create interest, excitement, and profit.

In this course, learn to develop, write, shoot, edit, and post the first three episodes of a webisode or mobisode series to the Internet or mobile phones. Instruction emphasizes refining the stories and developing great characters.

Other topics include overview of the mobile and Internet video markets, generating traffic and hits, revenue-sharing models, and exploiting your work internationally. The final projects are screened and critiqued in class before an invited audience. Lectures, discussions, and viewing of video clips are supplemented by industry guests, including a viral video expert and a content exploitation expert. Prerequisite: Participants must have basic editing experience and access to their own camera and editing system–projects are shot and edited.

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Class held Tuesdays at 7pm, April 13 to May 12

MOFILM have made the finals for this years ME Awards. There will be 18 awards across three categories comprising Development & Publishing, Services, and  Operators & Handsets.

Alongside MOFILM, Orange France, Sky, BBC and Fun Little Movies (Winner of the MOFILM Film Festival 2009) will be competing for the title of Best Video Company.

Ben Phillips, Vice President of Licensing for MOFILM said more…

Jeff Gill, aged 24, from Los Angeles USA has entered two MOFILM competitions so far and came 3rd in Cannes with “Larry and the Internet” which he made for AT&T. Over 350 ads were uploaded in this competition and 14,000 people downloaded briefs from twelve iconic brands.

Jeff’s prize was two tickets to the American Idol finale in 2010 plus $2000 towards airfare and hotel expenses. He was also flown to Cannes, France to the Cannes Lions Advertising Festival where he met legendary film and ad maker, Spike Lee.  Jeff is an animator and works part-time on South Park. He also entered “Talk to the Hand’ for the animation category at the MOFILM 2009 festival in Barcelona.

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