Videography Program

Designed to take you from a beginner with little to no experience to a confident videographer capable of producing high-quality, professional video content.

Whether your goal is to work in film, create captivating online content, or explore videography as a hobby, our structured programs will give you the tools you need to succeed.

Curriculum Breakdown

Our Videography Learning Path guides you through the essential skills needed to capture and create professional-quality video.Beginning with Camera Foundations, you’ll learn to control your camera settings for optimal video production.

As you advance through Introduction to Video, Video Editing and Business For Creatives, you’ll explore everything from framing, audio capture and post-production techniques to marketing your business and managing clients.

This path is ideal for aspiring videographers who want to develop a strong foundation and elevate their skills to a professional level.

Term 1 - Camera Fundamentals

In this term, you’ll learn the fundamentals of camera operation, focusing on the settings crucial for photography and videography. Master aperture, shutter speed, ISO, framerate, resolution, 8 bit vs 10 bit, white balance and more.

Take full control of your camera and capture professional content.

Topics Covered :

• Camera parts and functions, including lenses, sensors, and viewfinders
• The exposure triangle (aperture, shutter speed, ISO) and its impact on photo/video quality
• How to set and balance white balance for different lighting conditions
• Focus techniques: Auto vs. manual focus and when to use each

• How to use grids and composition tools to frame your shots effectively
• Introduction to lens types: Prime vs. zoom lenses and when to use them
• Understanding different file formats
• Introduction to essential accessories: Tripods, memory cards, and batteries

Term 2 - Introduction To Videography

Once you’re comfortable with your camera, it’s time to dive deeper into the art of videography. In this term, we’ll cover the techniques needed to capture stunning footage, from framing and composition to lighting and audio capture.

Topics Covered :

• Frame rates (24fps, 30fps, 60fps) and resolution (1080p, 4K) for different video projects
• Basic video composition techniques, including the rule of thirds, leading lines, and framing
• How to set and balance white balance for different lighting conditions
• How to use movement and stabilization (tripods, gimbals, handheld shooting) effectively
• Using lighting: Three-point lighting setup (key, fill, backlight) for cinematic results

• Most common mistakes and how to avoid them
• The basics of video color profiles: LOG, Rec709, and LUTs
• Audio capture: Using external microphones, lavaliers, and audio recorders for professional sound
• Choosing the right camera & lens for different types of video (wide-angle for landscapes, telephoto for close-ups)
• Working with slow motion and time-lapse techniques
• Practical tips for shooting in different environments: indoor, outdoor, low light

Term 3 - Video Editing & Sound Design

Now that you’ve mastered capturing great footage, it’s time to polish your work in post-production. Our video editing term will teach you how to use industry-standard editing software to turn raw footage into a compelling final product.

Topics Covered :

• Organizing your footage: Importing, sorting, and labelling clips efficiently
• Creating and managing a timeline in editing software (Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve)
• Cutting, trimming, and arranging video clips to create a seamless story
• Adding transitions and effects to enhance the visual flow of your video
• Basic color correction: Balancing exposure, contrast, and white balance across shots
• Advanced color grading: Applying creative color tones to match the mood or style of your project

• Audio mixing: Balancing dialogue, music, and sound effects for clarity and impact
• Adding titles, lower thirds, and end credits to your videos
• Working with multiple video formats: How to handle different frame rates and resolutions
• Exporting videos with the correct settings for various platforms (YouTube, social media, film festivals)
• Working with proxy files to speed up the editing process for high-resolution footage

Term 4 - Business Of Videography

In this essential term, you'll learn how to turn your skills in videography into a thriving business. This term covers everything from building a portfolio to acquiring your first client, setting competitive pricing, and effectively marketing your services.

Topics Covered :

• Building a Showreel: How to create a professional portfolio that highlights your best work and attracts clients
• Client Acquisition: Proven strategies to find and attract your first paying clients, including networking and leveraging social media
• Marketing Yourself: The basics of personal branding, creating a website, and using social media platforms to market your services effectively
• Pricing Your Services: How to set competitive yet profitable rates for different types of projects, including weddings, corporate videos, and creative productions
• Contracts and Agreements: Understanding the importance of contracts and what to include to protect yourself and your client

• Handling Client Relationships: How to communicate effectively, manage client expectations, and build long-term professional relationships
• Managing a Business: The basics of accounting, invoicing, and managing finances for your videography business
• Growing Your Business: How to expand your services, offer additional packages, and scale your operations over time
• Tools and Resources: An introduction to helpful business tools such as project management software, customer relationship management (CRM) tools, and invoicing platforms