Divya
which is the study of flim making?
for my career #teaching
2 answers
Archana Jain
Archana’s Answer
Hi,
Interesting field. Stanford University, Wesleyan University, University of North Carolina School of the Arts & many more universities in US offer courses on Film - making. There are courses available from masters degree to just the summer camp courses and short-term workshops.
In most colleges ach student writes, shoots, directs and edits 8 films and works on a crew of 28 more in the first year!
You can gain unsurpassed real-world experience to prepare you for a career in filmmaking, acting for film, screenwriting, producing, cinematography, 3D animation or musical theatre. You can enroll in a short-term workshop or spend one, two or three years dedicated to perfecting your craft, instead of just reading books and attending lectures.
There are various guest speakers that come during the year to enlighten students about the process of film-making and more.
Learning to be a filmmaker is not done "by the numbers." It is done by immersion in the process and by knowing the "whys" that teach the "hows." At the Academy you will learn by doing from day one. It is done by hands-on experience, trial and error, feedback and correction, and questions and answers. Your teachers will demystify the craft of film production and challenge you to master the art of visual storytelling.
The Film Academy draws an incredibly diverse, international group of film students who share a passion for telling stories with moving images. One recent film school class included students from the United States, Canada, France, Italy, England, Switzerland, Portugal, Spain, Australia, Singapore, Mexico, Brazil, India, Israel, Japan, and China.
Diversity of this sort certainly helps you know the world and hoan your visual story-telling skills.
You would certainly need to do detailed research on fee structure and the type of course you want to take up once you are decided.
Till then, I hope this information shows you some direction.
Do well, enjoy what you do and do what you enjoy doing.
All the best,
Archana Jain
