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Director Gerard Lough PHOTO: Davin McLoone
The course will include all the essential aspects of filmmaking, including working with actors, choosing the right camera, music, locations
A filmmaking workshop with Gerard Lough is coming to Letterkenny Community Centre. Starting on April 9, from 7 to 9pm, the eight-week course will show everything you need to know about making a film, from writing a script to bringing it to a cinema screen.
The course will include all the essential aspects of filmmaking, including working with actors, choosing the right camera, music, locations, etc.
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Gerard Lough is a film director from Donegal whose credits include the movies Spears and Night People as well as several short films such as the Stephen King adaption The Boogeyman.
Places can be booked at Letterkenny Community Centre reception at a cost of €20 per person for the entire course.
For all queries contact: gerardlough@hotmail.com.
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