Description
Film and Television Production Course Overview
The Film and Television Production course is designed for individuals who are interested in exploring the creative and technical aspects of producing content for film and television. This comprehensive course covers the entire production process, from pre-production planning to post-production editing, equipping students with the skills and knowledge needed to work in various roles within the industry.
Course Structure
- Introduction to Film and Television Production
- Overview of the film and television industry: history, evolution, and current trends.
- Understanding different genres and formats in film and television.
- Roles and responsibilities within a production team (director, producer, cinematographer, etc.).
- Pre-Production Planning
- Developing a project concept and writing a script or treatment.
- Creating a production schedule and budget.
- Casting actors and recruiting crew members.
- Storytelling and Scriptwriting
- Fundamentals of storytelling: structure, character development, and dialogue.
- Techniques for writing scripts for film and television.
- Understanding the importance of narrative and visual storytelling.
- Cinematography and Camera Techniques
- Introduction to camera types, lenses, and equipment.
- Fundamentals of shot composition, lighting, and framing.
- Techniques for capturing audio and understanding sound design.
- Production Techniques
- On-set production procedures: blocking, rehearsing, and filming.
- Best practices for directing actors and crew.
- Managing set operations, including safety protocols and equipment handling.
- Sound and Production Design
- Importance of sound design in film and television.
- Techniques for recording and editing audio.
- Understanding production design elements: sets, props, and costumes.
- Post-Production Processes
- Introduction to video editing software (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro).
- Techniques for editing footage, adding special effects, and color grading.
- Creating a final cut and understanding the review process.
- Distribution and Marketing
- Understanding distribution channels for film and television content.
- Strategies for marketing and promoting projects.
- The role of film festivals and online platforms in reaching audiences.
- Legal and Ethical Considerations
- Overview of copyright, licensing, and intellectual property issues.
- Understanding contracts and agreements in the production process.
- Ethical considerations in storytelling and representation.
- Capstone Project
- Applying learned skills to create a short film or television pilot.
- Collaborating with peers to produce a complete project from concept to final cut.
- Presenting the final project to an audience for feedback and critique.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
- Understand the fundamentals of film and television production, including all stages of the production process.
- Develop and write scripts that effectively communicate stories for visual media.
- Utilize camera and lighting techniques to enhance visual storytelling.
- Manage a production team and effectively direct projects on set.
- Edit video and audio using industry-standard software.
- Create a marketing strategy for distributing and promoting film and television content.
Target Audience
- Aspiring filmmakers and producers looking to enter the industry.
- Students interested in a career in film and television production.
- Creative individuals seeking to develop their storytelling and technical skills.
- Professionals in related fields looking to expand their knowledge of production processes.
Recommended Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of filmmaking concepts (optional).
- A passion for storytelling and visual media.
Qualification Objectives:
- To provide a competency based qualification in Film and Television Production that combines both subject knowledge and the industry skills that are essential for the Learner’s development and career advancement.
- To equip Learners with the skills, knowledge and understanding necessary to demonstrate occupational competence in the Film and Television Industry.
- To provide opportunities for Learners to develop the skills, techniques and personal attributes essential for successful working lives within the Film and Television Industry.
Admission Requirements:
- Certified Copy of Matric Certificate or its equivalent
- Certified copy of ID
- Proof of Residence
- Upload all the documents on the Apply Button and complete the form





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