Pixel Guild

Film Club

The Pixel Guild Film Club is a six-week, after school club designed to teach students the basics of film-making, give them the opportunity to put their hands on great gear and begin exploring the language of digital media.

Overview

Camera

Lighting

Narrative

Sound

Editing

VFX

Quality Instruction & Hands On Learning

Our club sessions are a great way to provide top notch one-on-one education to youth who want to start producing their own high-quality videos. From directing their own movies, to making video logs and documentaries, we get them started on a path to becoming excellent filmmakers!

We provide sessions in cinematography, lighting, narrative structure, sound design, video editing and visual effects. We let the student steer as much as possible and we provide the professional equipment for them to learn on.

Instructor

Daniel Morrison has more than two decades of film/video experience, started multiple companies, and has worked internationally in developing emerging media technologies.

A video enthusiast since his youth, he studied film at De Anza College. He began his career as a filmmaker in the Silicon Valley and avidly experimented with methods for entirely 3D production pipelines. He ran his own visual effects shop, Remnant Studios, for a decade before stepping into the lethal force simulation and game development worlds. He chased down every scanning method and depth technology that he could get his hands on and assembled his own 3D digital archive.

After launching a handful of game titles he dove into the startup space and designed his own machine vision system for AR lethal force training. A long time cross industry collaborator and 3D based narrative creator, Daniel worked previously with Quidient as their VP of business development.

Daniel forges new communications, products and relationships with vendors, customers and partners as the founder of Deja Vu Dimensions, in the charge to bring novel solutions to industries around the world.