Take a guided tour through the process of making a feature film and meet some of the people who make films every day
Overview:
Over three weeks, The Production Guild of Great Britain, guided by respected film and television professionals, will demystify the process of making a feature film. You will discover the key stages of how a film gets made and the different types of production.
Want to start working in film production?
We will explore the different departments, and how they interact and work together. We will look at the structure of a film crew - how individual job roles fit into the wider crew - and get to grips with industry jargon and etiquette.
Industry professionals, working in key roles on award-winning productions, will talk about their jobs and give practical insights and tips into how the industry works.
Each week, you will have the opportunity to test your own knowledge and understanding via multiple choice quizzes, and post your thoughts and ideas for discussion with your fellow students.
Starting out as a Runner:
Anyone with a more specific interest in working in the film industry will gain an understanding of entry-level jobs and potential career progression pathways. You’ll also hear hints and tips for how to get on in the industry and pursue your dream.
Who is the course for?
This course is open to anyone with an interest in feature films, the filmmaking process and the people involved.
This course will be particularly relevant if you have an interest in working in the film industry and want to understand the entry routes available to you.
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