TOP 10 TV, MEDIA & FILM PRODUCTION COURSES IN USA - PAGE 3

The Filmmaking Camp is perfect for those who are interested in learning more about the behind the scenes TV/Movie making process! Students will be on set on Dallas Young Actors Studio's summer production camps where they will learn about cinematography.

Our Short Film Workshop is a hands-on class designed to introduce students to the art and craft of digital filmmaking. The workshop is an excellent exploration into the language of cinema and the tools of filmmaking, and can be taken either in-person or remotely.

In this class, students will learn how screenplays are written, then get some practice in writing them. You’ll have a chance to write “minute movies” (just a page long), short screenplays (a few pages long), and scenes from full length movies.

In this class we will be working together to write, shoot, direct, edit and produce a short film. Members will work with staff to set up a production schedule, assign tasks, and find useful resources for their film.

Editing is storytelling. Throughout the process, from first assembly to final delivery, editors are responsible for fulfilling the film's potential through a full command of craft, as well as an aesthetic understanding of story, character, and rhythm.

Learn about aspects of radio, television and film you’ll need to enter the entertainment industry. Being in the entertainment industry doesn’t just mean being a face on television or a voice on the radio.

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.

This workshop will explore film and camera types and formats; shooting with film cameras and developing your own film.

In this studio class, students will find and nurture their passion for filmmaking. In the film program, students shoot their own films with Canon DSLR cameras and learn how to direct or act in original scenes.

In this course, students will apply basic investigative principles such as understanding news value, finding and exploring primary sources documents, cultivating and protecting confidential sources, fact checking and working within the law.