FILMMAKING

FUNDAMENTALS OF FILMMAKING
(GRADES 6-8)

Students learn the critical elements of making a narrative film, from the pre-production process (organization, logistics, visualization, and stylistic choices) to production (cinematography and sound) and post-production techniques.

HIGH SCHOOL FILMMAKING INTENSIVE
(GRADES 9-12)

For the highly motivated, but very busy, high school student who wants a fast track through the film curriculum.

NARRATIVE FILMMAKING PROJECT
(GRADES 6-12)

In this production class, students will apply knowledge from previous classes or camps to create a fully-fledged short narrative film.

FILMMAKING CONSERVATORY WORKSHOPS

(GRADES 9-12)

In these workshops students will focus on the three essential and complex areas of directing, lighting, and sound. These workshops are a stepping-stone (and required) for students who wish to advance to the Independent Film Study Program.

DIRECTING WORKSHOP

Students will gain insights into working with actors (terminology and techniques, rehearsal process), script analysis, breakdowns, and budgets.

LIGHTING WORKSHOP

Students learn advanced concepts and techniques (theory and practice) of using light to tell stories and create mood.

SOUND DESIGN WORKSHOP

Students gain knowledge and skills in recording and post-production sound design.

INDEPENDENT FILM STUDY

(GRADES 9-12)
Under the supervision of a mentor, students write, produce, and direct their own short film from concept to final product.

SCREEN ACTORS PROJECT

(GRADES 9-12)
Designed for actors interested in acting for the big screen.