Content Tabs
Often in edits, rushes lack a storytelling base. There are hours and hours of rushes but little clear narrative. This course will make you think about what your shots 'do' and what part they play in telling a story before or as you shoot them, so you get what you need.
You will recap and develop your knowledge of the use of Lenses, Depth of Field, Framing and camera techniques that feed into how your rushes will be viewed by Edit Producers and Editors.
Not the right level for you? You may also be interested in:
Self-Shooting: Introduction
Self-Shooting: Advanced
TV Formats: Shooting for the Edit
This course is a reality check for shooters who need their rushes to be more impactful and to make them more skilled, employable and adaptable.
This is a practical course giving you hands-on experience with industry standard cameras with a qualitative review of your rushes as part of the course.
Aimed at shooting researchers and Assistant Producers needing to learn more about how a camera can help them tell their stories, this course is also a good course for directors, producers and other TV or non-TV professionals wanting to start and progress in shooting for a living.
This course is designed for people who are confident operating a camera (or getting close to that) and now want to take their operating skills into the realm of telling stories with the camera.
This course is not currently open for applications.
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