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24 Apr 2009 14:05
Digital Marketing Masterclass
More Bang for your Marketing Buck
Fullrange have teamed up with digital marketing guru Andrew Gordon to put on a series of breakfasts to help people discover what digital marketing could really be doing for their organisation.
In a couple of tip-filled hours, youll discover how to:
Get new customers via the web Convert visits to your site into sales enquiries Retain your customers using online
Youll hear how to best to build your digital strategy and learn which web trends you should be keeping an eye on.
This enjoyable and interactive session will provide you with an overview of the main digital tools, techniques and buzzwords including:
SEO and search engine marketing Online display advertising Email marketing Affiliates
Data gathering
Integrating on and offline marketing
Tag clouds, Wikis and Mash-ups
AJAX
Social book-markingThe presentation will be followed by breakfast and the opportunity for professional networking. For more information, or to book, visit fullrange.eventbrite.com. The cost is £99.00 but fullrange are offering a 25% discount to subscribed members of The Producers' Forum.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009 from 7:00 AM - 10:00 AMDAVID LOWE - Making Music for Media
Creative Networks welcomes David Lowe to share his expertise and tips on making music for Television, Radio and Film. His work includes all the current themes for BBC News, in addition to other British television programmes including The One Show, Panorama and Wildlife on One. For radio, he was responsible for the current identity of the BBC World Service.
David released his debut album Dreamcatcher during 1997 and achieved a Top 3 UK hit courtesy of his single 'Would You ?'. He has performed at several WOMAD festivals worldwide and was commissioned to provide a music soundscape for The Tropical Biome at the Eden Project (WOMAD Reading 2005).
During 2006, he was commissioned to write the music for the BAFTA Film and Television Awards and for the BBC's coverage of the Winter Olympics.
To join us for this FREE event, please email creative.networks@tic.ac.uk or call Dave Taylor on 0121 331 5400. Alternatively, register online at www.creativenetworksonline.com
When & Where:
THURSDAY 30TH APRIL 2009, 6.00PM UNTIL 9.00PM
BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY, MILLENNIUM POINT, CURZON STREET, BIRMINGHAM B4 7XGTHURSDAY 30TH APRIL 2009, 6.00PM UNTIL 9.00PMElectric Cinema Birmingham Listings
The Electric Cinema in Birmingham is the oldest working cinema in the UK. Built in 1909 the cinema has gone through many incarnations and name changes. Although Birmingham once had over 100 cinemas, amazingly The Electric remains as the only independent cinema left in the city today. The building is now home to luxury sofa seating, waiter service and a full bar.
Screen 1
State of Play (12A)
Daily at 5.45pm & 8.30pm
Sat & Sun Matinees at 3pmThe Damned United (15)
Fri, Tues, Wed, Thurs at 3.30pm
Sat & Sun at 12.45pmScreen 2
In the Loop (15)
Daily at 6.30pm & 9pm
Sat & Sun Matinees at 1.30pmLet the Right One In (15)
Fri Sun, Tues Thurs at 4pm47 - 49 Station Street, Birmingham B5 4DYIndustry Contacts Course
Knowing who is who is crucial to any industry professional but none more so than those focusing on production co-ordination and management. Whether you want to shoot at a location in London and need to find out how to get permission, or you need to know what areas unions like BECTU and PACT cover, Industry Contacts is the one day module that will answer all these questions and more. It will give you the grounding on all the industry bodies in the UK.
Part of the FIRST AND ONLY accredited Production Co-ordinator course from a Skillset Media Academy and endorsed by the Production Managers Association. This module is part of the Production Co-ordinators Programme from FDMX. It is accredited by the University of Hertfordshire. Its aim is to allow runners, new entrants, production secretaries and production assistants to develop their skills into a Production Co-ordinator role for film and/or for television drama.
Aims of the Module - To give candidates a clear understanding of the remit of regional and national agencies in the UK, government bodies, trade unions and general industry organisations regularly consulted or used in production. You will learn about the remit of regional and national agencies, government bodies and trade unions.
This course will cover
PACT
BECTU
Skillset
Film London
UK Film Council
EQUITY
SAB
DIRECTORS GUILD
BAFTAWho is it for? Runners, Production Secretaries, Production Assistants, New Entrants into Production.
Tutor - Emily Corcoran, a writer and producer.
Venue University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield.
Approximately 20 minutes by train from London Kings Cross.
Date Tuesday 28th April 2009
Time 9.30 am 4.30 pm.
Price - £100Booking & Details: Web: www.fdmx.co.uk Telephone: 01707 284740 Email: info@fdmx.co.uk FDMX helps you GET IN, GET ON & STAY AHEAD in film and digital media
Tuesday 28th April 2009, 9.30 am 4.30 pm
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