Overview
A short artisan course in Directing consists of competencies that an individual must achieve to effectively analyze, approach and effect a style to tell a story. It entails providing knowledge in developing a shooting script,
breaking down a story and dialogue in a scene, communicating and translating a vision to cast and crew.
Course content
- Single and Multi-Camera Techniques
- Seeing through a Filmmaker’s Lens
- Developing a Shooting Script
- Blocking and Cinematography
- Production Design
- Directing Techniques
- Script Exploration
- Storyboard Preparation
- Working with Music
- Editing Principles
- Camera Framing and Movements
- Lighting Techniques
- Single and Multi-Camera Techniques
Learning outcomes
By the end of the course, graduates will be able to
- Develop a shooting script
- Understand blocking in cinematography
- Use various production designs
- Use various directing techniques
- Explore scripts
- Prepare shooting scenes
- Prepare storyboard
- Work with music
- Edit videos
- Understand camera and framing movements
- Balance lighting during shooting
- Use various single and multi-camera techniques
Duration
- 1 months
Entry requirements
- Copy of National ID
- 2 passport photos.
