Anderson Ranch Arts Center Workshop Catalogs 2010-2014 | Page 27

Carlan Tapp, Tent Rocks

August 13 - 17

Final Cut Pro X Bootcamp 
Larry Jordan
Skill Level: I & II
Concept:  The narrative of our world increasingly revolves around visual storytelling. Video
can change the world and does so on a daily
basis. This five-day workshop explores how to
communicate ideas powerfully using the tools
in Apple’s Final Cut Pro X. This does more than
focus on technology; it blends technology with
the real world so participants learn not only
what to do, but why to do it. By the end of
the workshop, says Larry, students may well
be “blazing-fast editors.”
Media & Techniques: From keyboard shortcuts
to almost secret mouse-clicks, this workshop
unlocks the power of Final Cut Pro X, combining efficiency with storytelling.
Activities:  Instructor-led lectures, intense
question-and-answer sessions and lots of
hands-on practice.
Faculty:  Larry Jordan is a producer, director,
editor, author and Apple Certified Trainer in
Digital Media with more than 30 years of experience with national broadcast and corporate
credits. Based in Los Angeles, he’s a member
of the Directors Guild of America and the Producers Guild of America. He has written five
books on Final Cut Studio, created hundreds
of hours of on-line training, and is the executive producer and host of Digital Production
BuZZ, a weekly audio podcast devoted to digital video production and post, and 2 Reel Guys,
a video podcast devoted to the aesthetics of
visual storytelling.

www.larryjordan.biz

Tuition: $1145  OR  Tuition + Studio Support Donation: $1345
Studio Fee: $50 Code: P1125 Enrollment Limit 12

August 13 - 17

Expressive Digital Black
& White Landscape: image

creation to final print 
Carlan Tapp
Skill Level: II - IV

Concept: Combine the best of the old and the
new in this workshop for the photographer
who’s interested in both aesthetics and techniques. We combine traditional Zone System
methodology with new digital processes in
Lightroom. Working each day on location, we
take the time to see and fully express the spirit
of the black and white landscape. In the electronic darkroom we combine traditional and
new electronic processes, creating a complete
digital grayscale workflow. We cover topics
including digital black and white conversion,
contrast control, sharpening, dodging and
burning and final print output.
Media & Techniques:  Digital image making,
image processing in Adobe Lightroom. Final
print output on Epson 3880 printers using
QUAD Tone Rip.
Activities: This workshop combines photography in the field, discussions of approaches to
landscape photography, digital darkroom processing and printing.
Faculty: Carlan Tapp is a photographer and educator dedicated to documenting social and environmental issues. He was a teaching assistant
with Ansel Adams in the Yosemite Workshops.
His photographs have been published in Associated Press, NPR - Living on Earth, and Honor
the Earth. He has received grants from the
Evergreen Foundation, Atlantic Philanthropies
and the Impact Fund for his social justice work.

www.carlantapp.com

SUPPORT ARTISTS
& Art making
Each year 50% of our budget comes from
donations and fundraising efforts. You
can help support Anderson Ranch by:
• Choosing
the
“Studio
Support
Donation”—when you register for a
workshop. Your gift underwrites the full
cost of running our Summer Workshop
Program and helps assure that our offerings are of the highest quality for all
participants.
• Giving to the Studio Support Program—
help make workshop attendance possible
for talented artists or fund an item of priority need for the studios. Pay it forward!
• Giving or purchasing artwork at an Auctionette—these lively events are held every
other week throughout the summer.
• Supporting our special events—attend
the Recognition Dinner on Saturd