TOP 10 TV, MEDIA & FILM PRODUCTION COURSES IN USA - PAGE 2

Designed for people who wish to study the craft of filmmaking in an intensive environment, the 8-Week Filmmaking Workshop challenges students to produce five films over a period of two months.

This course will introduce students to the formal and aesthetic principles of cinema, cultivating students’ literacy in both media form and cultural representation. Many of us watch some variation of film and television each day.

In this class we are going to explore the art and craft of directing. When we think of directors, we tend to imagine them on set deciding where the camera will go and guiding the actors, but a director’s creative work begins during the script phase and continues through final post-production.

This program is designed for students planning to enter the radio and television industry. Throughout this program students receive extensive practice in real scenarios and learn techniques used in the broadcasting, radio and television media industry.

The DASH Entertainment Technology program teaches the behind-the-camera aspects of the film world including script-writing, story-boarding, working with editing software such as Final Cut Pro, using state-of-the-art equipment, researching career options in the film industry.

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.

This course introduces students to the world of filmmaking. Students are briefly introduced to the history of film as well as given an introduction to visual thinking and writing for film. Students learn to script, storyboard, direct, and edit through demonstrations and class discussions.

This workshop combines theoretical and practical elements of cinematography with special emphasis on cultivating a film sensibility.

Topics covered include tailoring pieces to specific columns, writing a perfect cover and pitch letter, contacting the right editors, and submitting the work, following up, and getting clips. Speakers include top Manhattan editors.

Students in the filmmaking classes develop their skill sets in an real world environment, mentored by a faculty of award-winning television producers.