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Programme
Club nights are held on Wednesday, usually the first of the month except for July & August.
Meetings start promptly at 7pm and finish at 10pm.
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2025
January 8 - Club Open Evening. Lots of films, a fun quiz, refreshments and even a raffle! Bring your friends and help to make it a
great and sociable evening.
January 22 - Committee meeting
February 5 - Steve to give us an insight into the use of AI with regard to filming and editing.
March 5 - Rob & Howard to present a "NEWS" evening (Please bring your cameras to film the event)
April 2 - LUCKY DIP films, the subjects are - A Surprise - Communication - Bad Acting - Filming A Cliffhanger - Parking
You will be asked to select one and film it on the night (Don't forget your cameras!!)
May 7- AGM (Please make every effort to attend) followed by Howard's railway film.
June 4 - To film Ian's "ALIEN" film with real actors.
June 18 - Filming on location - HAMBLE.
Hamble Filming:
Meet at 7.30 on the quayside (next to the Royal Southern Yacht Club) overlooking the river.
Car parking is free after 6.0pm (please check that this is still the case) in the Square at the top of the High Street or next to the quayside if you can find a space.
After a chat, disperse and film around the area – please do some research to check out locations and things of local interest.
8.30ish, meet in the garden of the King and Queen pub in the High Street for a drink and a chat.
Wives, dogs and partners welcome to join us for this evening event.
THEN, we look forward to seeing the films which members have made of this beautiful, riverside location!
July - No club
August - No club
September 3 A split evening - During the first half we will be showing a film made by Steve Haskey, which he would like us all to watch and then discuss and comment on afterwards. Steve says this will help with his final edit before he shows the film to his work colleagues.
The second half will be the first part of a programme of films made by Mercury MovieMakers, Leeds - This is going to be an interesting look at a show reel of films made by another club. Some time ago they contacted us and offered to swap films. We now have two hours of their films to view (the second part will be screened on November 5th).
The committee have now put together a similar programme of our films to send to them.
October 1 - Another split evening - half by Petreck Pilasiewilz (Pete to most of us) on how DaVinci is different from Adobe and his experience with switching over. Pete says - "There are certainly a lot of quirks when using Resolve that someone transitioning from Premiere/After Effects (or any other similar software) can find perplexing! This will also include going over the Colour tab's nodes functionality.
The second half of the evening will be a presentation by Rob about the 48 hour film challenge which he did with Howard. Will they win the private film screening prize ?
November 5 - A chance for members to show films wot they have made – We should be seeing all of the Hamble epics! - Let's have loads of films chaps as we really don't want to have to fall back on watching cat videos from YouTube!
Also this evening, we will be screening the second half of the films from Mercury MovieMakers in Leeds!
Still plenty of time to film and edit something for this evening, so lens covers off and shoot away.
December 3 - Filming a "Spoof" Christmas short at the club - This one will be another teams event so now is the time to start thinking up those festive ideas. Anyone not taking part will find themselves on Santa's Naughty List!
December 17 - Ho, Ho, Ho - GREAT NEWS......
We have booked a date and place for the Christmas Dinner:
By popular demand, and, to be honest, because the food is so good, we have decided to ask Gary at the Lowford Cafe to cook Christmas Dinner for us again this year. The price - Two Courses £35.00 - Three courses £40.00
Please put Wed 17 Dec in your diary and don't Forget that, as usual, friends and family are always welcome.
great and sociable evening.
January 22 - Committee meeting
February 5 - Steve to give us an insight into the use of AI with regard to filming and editing.
March 5 - Rob & Howard to present a "NEWS" evening (Please bring your cameras to film the event)
April 2 - LUCKY DIP films, the subjects are - A Surprise - Communication - Bad Acting - Filming A Cliffhanger - Parking
You will be asked to select one and film it on the night (Don't forget your cameras!!)
May 7- AGM (Please make every effort to attend) followed by Howard's railway film.
June 4 - To film Ian's "ALIEN" film with real actors.
June 18 - Filming on location - HAMBLE.
Hamble Filming:
Meet at 7.30 on the quayside (next to the Royal Southern Yacht Club) overlooking the river.
Car parking is free after 6.0pm (please check that this is still the case) in the Square at the top of the High Street or next to the quayside if you can find a space.
After a chat, disperse and film around the area – please do some research to check out locations and things of local interest.
8.30ish, meet in the garden of the King and Queen pub in the High Street for a drink and a chat.
Wives, dogs and partners welcome to join us for this evening event.
THEN, we look forward to seeing the films which members have made of this beautiful, riverside location!
July - No club
August - No club
September 3 A split evening - During the first half we will be showing a film made by Steve Haskey, which he would like us all to watch and then discuss and comment on afterwards. Steve says this will help with his final edit before he shows the film to his work colleagues.
The second half will be the first part of a programme of films made by Mercury MovieMakers, Leeds - This is going to be an interesting look at a show reel of films made by another club. Some time ago they contacted us and offered to swap films. We now have two hours of their films to view (the second part will be screened on November 5th).
The committee have now put together a similar programme of our films to send to them.
October 1 - Another split evening - half by Petreck Pilasiewilz (Pete to most of us) on how DaVinci is different from Adobe and his experience with switching over. Pete says - "There are certainly a lot of quirks when using Resolve that someone transitioning from Premiere/After Effects (or any other similar software) can find perplexing! This will also include going over the Colour tab's nodes functionality.
The second half of the evening will be a presentation by Rob about the 48 hour film challenge which he did with Howard. Will they win the private film screening prize ?
November 5 - A chance for members to show films wot they have made – We should be seeing all of the Hamble epics! - Let's have loads of films chaps as we really don't want to have to fall back on watching cat videos from YouTube!
Also this evening, we will be screening the second half of the films from Mercury MovieMakers in Leeds!
Still plenty of time to film and edit something for this evening, so lens covers off and shoot away.
December 3 - Filming a "Spoof" Christmas short at the club - This one will be another teams event so now is the time to start thinking up those festive ideas. Anyone not taking part will find themselves on Santa's Naughty List!
December 17 - Ho, Ho, Ho - GREAT NEWS......
We have booked a date and place for the Christmas Dinner:
By popular demand, and, to be honest, because the food is so good, we have decided to ask Gary at the Lowford Cafe to cook Christmas Dinner for us again this year. The price - Two Courses £35.00 - Three courses £40.00
Please put Wed 17 Dec in your diary and don't Forget that, as usual, friends and family are always welcome.
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The Committee
Stuart Hillier Howard Blake Roger Brenton (Secretary) Rob Malbon Ian Marriott (Treasurer) |
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