| Video Production Course | |
| 12-Week Course (36 Hours) • 3 hours per week • 3 hour evening or daytime class once a week |
6-Week Course (36 Hours) • 6 hours per week • 3 hour evening or daytime class twice a week |
| Who is it for? | 16 – 19 year olds, school leavers and 19+ Adults |
| What is the skill level requirement: | Entry level 2 (Beginners with very little experience) |
| How much does it cost? | £899 – (£800 Introduction offer) Approx. £22 P/H |
| What do I get in the end? | A certificate of achievement and recommendation for further education. |
| Course Overview: Aimed at school leavers (16-19) and adult learners (19+). Film is a very empowering medium, and the process of making a film is rich and varied with many roles both in front and behind the camera. These roles help develop personal growth as well as team building. Filmmaking can be an experience that allows groups and individuals to find a voice and an outlet to facilitate their creative expressions and explore frustrations. Each participant writes, directs, and edits a series of short films and work in principle crew positions. Students will learn how to write a script and develop storyboards, which will then be acted and filmed by the group members, all with the support of a professional filmmaker and writer. The final outcome will be in the form of a short film, a music video or a documentary. You do not require previous experience, however filmmaking demands passion, commitment and drive. This course will challenge students to develop their creative skill to their fullest potential. Each student will have access to an Intel Apple iMac workstation running Final Cut Pro, a digital video camera and will receive plenty of individual attention from your tutor. You will be consistently accessed throughout the duration of the course to make sure you are getting the most from the course and that we are meeting your needs. |
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Course Content
• Introduction to Digital Video Production • Overview of Filmmaking • Styles of Video/ Films • Scriptwriting • Pre production and Planning • Basic camera skills |
• Production - Shooting the film • Working with actors / actress's • Introduction to Editing • Using visual effects • Working with Sound & Music • Insight to the Film Industry • Final Assessment |
