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Make Money in Audiobooks
A Voice-Over Workshop
Voice-over is not just about TV and radio
commercials. “Audiobooks” is the biggest
voice-over growth industry in the last
decade. Audiobook voice-over work can be
a good source of income and enormously
gratifying. This class focuses on how to
voice fiction and non-fiction books. Learn
about the equipment and software you need
for your home studio and how to set it up
cost effectively. Explore the different styles
of voicing non-fiction (history, biography,
science, e-books, self-help, etc.). Learn
how to bring alive a novel which requires
a narrator and suggestions of character
voices. Find out how to market your skills
and talent.
Bill Smith
, of The Acting Studio,
coaches in all types of voice-over and has
taught voice-over training through CFU for
nine years. In the last two years, twelve of
Bill Smith’s voice-over students have voiced
audiobooks, for pay, for a national company,
ACX.COM. Whether your goal is to build a
career in voice-over or to learn the basics
so you can volunteer for organizations like
Learning Alley (who do recordings for the
blind and dyslexic), this workshop will get
you going. Must have access to email and
a computer between sessions for homework.
$181 Non-Member
$169 Member
$15 materials fee payable in class
EAST DENVER
: 12th & Krameria
3175B: Four Wed., 6:30-9:30PM Begins 1/13
Digital SLR Camera Quick
Start
Learning to use your digital SLR camera is
not as difficult as you might think when you
take this hands-on class. Learn to recognize
and access the core features of your DSLR:
ISO, shutter speed, aperture, image quality,
manual, automatic focus, and much more.
We will uncover the exposure modes of your
camera, learn about what’s hidden inside
the layers of menus, from basic features
like time and date to intermediate features
like setting white balance and controlling
flash power. Bring your manual and plenty
of questions to this highly interactive class.
Keith Maull
and his wife, Teddi, own and are
the primary photographers for their wedding
and portrait photography business, Picture
The Day. If you are uncertain whether your
camera is the right type for this class,
please call CFU registration.
$67 Non-Member
$55 Member
$5 materials fee payable in class
CFU LOWRY
: Near 1st & Quebec
1427BB: One Sun., 1-4PM 10/18
1427BD: One Sun., 1-4PM 12/13
1427BE: One Sun., 1-4PM 1/17
NEW! Floral Design for the
Holidays
Fill your home with the aroma and
excitement of fresh flowers this holiday
season! After this class you’ll be creating
arrangements like a pro, for a fraction of the
cost of a florist. Learn the basics, including
design, form and color as well as important
money saving techniques for prolonging the
life of your living masterpiece. Plenty of
hands-on time included for your creativity
to shine as you design your stunning piece
to take home and impress your family and
friends. The November class will complete a
beautiful fall harvest floral arrangement to
brighten your Thanksgiving festivities. The
December class will create an impressive
triple candle, fresh evergreen centerpiece to
star on your holiday table.
Sherry Chance
has taught floral and interior design for over
30 years and has won several awards for her
creations. She also worked in the bridal and
event floral industry as owner of the Elegant
Touch Bridal Center.
$51 Non-Member
$39 Member
$20 materials fee payable in class
CFU LOWRY
: Near 1st & Quebec
1589BL: One Sun., 1-4PM 12/13
Modern Floral Design
Nothing brings more freshness and color to
your home than a beautiful arrangement of
cut flowers. Learn contemporary concepts
in floral design as you create your own
unique arrangement to take home. Topics
include creating textures, lush petal to petal
arrangements, and the proper treatment
of stems and greenery. The materials
fee includes a vase, focal flowers, accent
flowers, greenery and assorted supplies.
Nico Paradis
studied fine art in San
Francisco, but has found her calling in
artistic design with flowers. She works at
the Perfect Petal florist where she designs
for individual clients and larger events such
as weddings, corporate events, and more.
$51 Non-Member
$39 Member
$25 materials fee payable in class
CFU LOWRY
: Near 1st & Quebec
1590AD: One Sat., 1-3PM 10/17 (fall)
1590AE: One Tue., 6-8PM 11/24 (Thanksgiving)
Herbal Soap-Making
Workshop
Pure herbal soap is fun to make and a
joy to use. Learn how to make recipes for
your skin type and needs. Shea butter,
lavender flowers, and honey are some of the
wonderful skin soothers you will discover.
Attend this one-day workshop in which you
will learn about and actually make your own
soap! Start with a two-hour introduction
to soap making, and then create your own
unique soap recipes, like Honey Oatmeal
or Aloe Vera & Comfrey. All ingredients
are provided, and students will take home
approximately one pound of soap, as well as
an instructional booklet filled with recipes.
Prepare to be surrounded by bubbles, as
you will leave with the skills to continue
this rewarding craft at home and a working
knowledge of how to create your own unique
recipes.
Sally Lilly
is a long time CFU crafts
instructor.
$67 Non-Member
$55 Member
$15 materials fee payable in class
CFU LOWRY
: Near 1st & Quebec
1377ED: One Sat., 10AM-4PM 11/14
1377EE: One Sat., 10AM-4PM 1/30
Basic Sewing Made
Fun & Easy
Sewing can be both an enjoyable and
practical hobby, and you can easily master
the basics in a short time. Held in the
instructor’s fully equipped home studio/
classroom in Broomfield, CO, this six-
session course teaches you everything
from machine set-up, pattern reading,
fabric selection, layout and cutting, seams,
buttonholes, zippers and even includes an
outing to the fabric store to get assistance
choosing your first fabrics. Complete
four projects in class (pillowcase, apron,
zippered pillow cover, and PJ pants) and
leave with the skills to tackle most any basic
sewing project.
Janet Schindele
has been
teaching sewing since 1999 to students of
all ages and backgrounds. Her passion for
sewing only comes second to her passion
for teaching students how to feel confident
making their own clothes, costumes, home
décor, etc. Bring your own machine if
you’d like, but studio is fully stocked with
machines, thread, pins, etc. for your use.
Students must plan to purchase fabric
during the second session, the cost of which
varies depending on personal choice.
$156 Non-Member
$144 Member
$50+ student buys fabrics
BROOMFIELD
: 1-25 & 136th
1447S: Six Wed., 6:30-8:30PM Begins 1/6
1447T: Six Sat., 9-11AM Begins 1/9
Last chance for Modern Floral Design!
