Photographic/Imaging Workshops.
PIC runs photography, computer & multimedia workshops and Folio Development throughout the year.
These
are intensive workshops covering many issues related
to photography, photography and computers web design,
and video editing.
The courses can run anywhere from 2 hours to a week, the Photoshop workshops usually run in 1, 2 or 3 day blocks depending on subject matter.
We are also proud to present in conjuntion with John Allsop from Westciv Software from Sydney, a hands on One day workshop in CSS 2, more details are on the westciv site
During the second half of 2003, we are offering the following workshops:-
Photoshop, Intro to Dreamweav.
Photoshop.
The Photoshop workshops are offered as both 1 day weekend workshops and 3 day workshops.
Stuart Murdoch your friendly lecturer has been using Photoshop since version 2.5, his passion for digital imaging is only surpassed by his passion for fine silver gelatin prints.
Dreamweaver, an introduction.
This course introduces the student to the widely used program for web site design, Dreamweaver™. It covers a range of tasks that will allow the simple design and construction of a Multi-page web site. It also looks at issues such as graphics formats, and sizes.
On completion the participants will have created a small Multi-page web site, that will be ready to upload to the World Wide Web.
NEW!
Open Access Workshops
Later on in the year PIC will open it's computer facility for past and present students of all workshops, to allow brushing up of skills, get some scanning done or make some prints on our Epson™ Printers. This will simply amount to Stuart being there to "help" with anything needed, and allow participants to explore in an environment that has no formal classes, just 1:1 help. Please ring at least 2 weeks in advance, 0418 595 592, to book.
Photoshop Workshops
Again this year we are offering a series of 'hands on' workshops in Adobe Photoshop™. Typically these courses cover a variety of issues involving the use of Photoshop™ as a tool, for those interested in Photography. Past participants have included, professional photographers, students, teachers and artists.
These classes are kept small, to allow the maximum amount of individual attention for each student. Therefore places are limited; a maximum of 5 people per class.
Areas covered vary as each class is based around the skill sets of attendees. Past topics covered include Scanning/file sizes[what Is the correct size?], colour management, output [printing/CD burning], masking, burning and dodging, non destructive pixel editing.
This year we are offering a series of short one day [ 6 hour] classes on a Sunday. These are designed to get people up to speed or refresh existing knowledge in Photoshop™. We are also offering a 3 day workshop during the school holidays, an ideal situation for students to spend time working on projects.
All classes run from 11:00 am to 5:00pm on the day of each class, light refreshments are provided, [BYO lunch].
Each one day course costs $95.00 [GST inc.] and is payable upon booking your place.
The 3 day workshops cost $315.00 [GST inc] and is payable upon booking your place.
At the end of all the Photoshop™ courses you will take home a completed project, printed out on one of our EPSPON™ printers, archived to CD. And a comprehensive set of course notes.
Dreamweaver Course participants will have a ready to upload site and may even upload from PIC, time permitting, an e-mail account is a helpful prerequisite here!
Workshop Booking.
If you wish to participate in the Photoshop course please fill in the booking form. Once we receive your application, we will contact you with further information. If you do not have an e-mail address, please download this form print it out [requires adobe acrobat and is 59 kb ]and mail it to,
Stuart Murdoch,
Workshop Officer
PIC Photographic Imaging College
P.O. Box 4011
Auburn South
Melbourne
Victoria 312
Workshop/s location
Our workshops are located at the rear of Hawthorn Secondary College, Melways Map Ref, 59 f3, here's a not too scale map of where we are.
