Introduction to Practical Filmmaking - Filming Dialogue module (EN52045)

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Credits

Module code

EN52045

Upon completion of the module, the successful student will be have gained:

The ability to produce, direct, light, shoot and edit a dialogue-driven scene.
An appreciation, and practical experience of, the art of film direction, including camera placement and working with actors.
Experience working with screenplays, including doing breakdowns, creating storyboards, and rewriting dialogue.
A practical understanding and experience of the basic techniques of cinematography and film editing.
A deeper understanding of the aesthetics and grammar of film.

Coursework makes up 100% of the assessment:

The intended learning outcomes are as follows:

to demonstrate a detailed knowledge of film production
to understand and apply specific film language, concepts and terminology
to demonstrate an ability to apply practical skills by filming a short scene
to respond to constructive feedback about their practical work both formally and informally from tutors and peers
to exchange views about film practice with others in a constructive and open-minded context and to work co-operatively with other students
to express their own opinions and defend their own critical judgments and practical work by drawing on key themes and debates in Film Studies
acquire a range of transferable skills, graduate attributes and personal qualities, which will enhance their confidence and independence both during and after their studies
develop an independent, organised approach to learning, and thereby practise time management skills through working to deadlines

Dr Brian Hoyle

H65n the Studio

Week 7: Workshop 3: Lighting a Scene on Location + Training Session 2: Adobe Premier Editing Software

Week 9: Breaking Down a Script + Workshop 4: Working with Actors

Week 11: Basic Design + Workshop 5: Storyboarding and Pre-Production