This workshop combines theoretical and practical elements of cinematography with special emphasis on cultivating a film sensibility.
This workshop combines theoretical and practical elements of cinematography with special emphasis on cultivating a film sensibility.
While learning techniques of studio and location lighting, students also study composition and coverage, and how movement, angles, and placement create a cinematographic style.
In this class students will learn the tools, hardware, and technology used in the industry, as well as work through the aesthetic decisions that contribute to how a story is told.
Looking at the special advantages, particular limitations and collaborative possibilities of both digital and film cinematography, the class will address issues of integrated media.
Exercises will include: essential lighting and grip equipment, hard light vs. soft light, location shooting, color temperature and fluorescent lights, exterior lighting and control of natural light, covering a scene and continuity from a cinematographer, point of view, and camera and actor choreography.
Practical tests and scenes are shot using digital video.
For more than a century, Parsons has been inspired by the transformative potential of design. Today, the school’s groundbreaking academic programs carry forward that mission, making Parsons the number one design school in the U.S. and among the top three globally.
At the heart of a comprehensive university — The New School — Parsons draws on a range of academic fields to deliver a uniquely interdisciplinary education enriched by the resources of its home in New York City and branch campus in Paris.
Here, the next generation of creative leaders engage in real-world learning and develop as critical thinkers and makers grappling with the pressing issues of our time.
We create audio/visual stories in groups and as individuals, we showcase our work and share our messages with other teens. We develop industry specific skills with access to equipment and get to know professional filmmakers and artists at the forefront of their medium.
Teachers aren’t the only adults who can benefit from working together in this method! Adults of all levels of experience can explore this wonderful filmmaking process in workshops that result in share-able animated shorts.
Students in the filmmaking classes develop their skill sets in an real world environment, mentored by a faculty of award-winning television producers.
Bring in an exposed roll of black and white film and we'll walk you through the process showing you step-by-step how to develop. Continue your journey in analog photography by following up with our B&W Darkroom Printing Workshop and make a print directly from your negatives.
Learn the fundamentals of filmmaking through workshops and hands-on moviemaking exercises with everyday equipment, working to bring an idea to production.
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