Lesson 1 - Development
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The five phases of development, job titles and teams on a film production, viability testing and resource management, introduction to script writing.
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Lesson 2 - Screenwriting
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Student scripts will be examined from the perspectives of the writer (creative) and the producer (logistic). corrected and prepared for breakdown. Assignment : re-writing your rough draft and create a script evaluation.
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Lesson 3 - Production Management
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Review – Five phases of production.
Shoot Date - Moving to pre-production means choosing a script and setting a shoot date.
Script – Write on the board the number of locations, pages, characters for each script in each group.
Script - Break into groups
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Lesson 4 - The Director's Visualization
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Translation of the director's vision of the script into discrete shots. Where to begin the process, classic scene construction and planning for shot transitions.
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Lesson 5 - Refining your Visualization
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Further development of the director's vision through the use of storyboards and camera diagrams.
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Lesson 6 - Production
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Production procedures, roles in production as well as location sound and production design.
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Lesson 7 - Cinematography
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The art of creating a look for the project and capturing the image on location.
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Lesson 8 - Editing
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Review of the five phases of production
Jobs in post production:
Post Production Supervisor, Editor, Sound Designer, Sound Editor, Sound Mixer, Composer. Editing Rules of Thumb.
Assembly, Rough Cut, Fine Cut, Picture lock, Temp Sound Mix, Final Mix.
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Lesson 9 - The Sound Track
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Elements of the Soundtrack
Loop based music creation
Mastering Audio
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Lesson 10 - Marketing and Distribution
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Shortest Path to your screener
Film Festival Strategy
Attend the Festival!
Guerilla Market your project
Talk to people, use your privileged access to go to events
Have your next projects ready to pitch
Prepare your media kit
Compress your project
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