| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2023-09-18 | - |
| 2024-08-10 | - |
Program Overview
The Intro to Filmmaking course is a beginner-friendly, 2-day weekend program designed for individuals passionate about film, TV, and online video content. This course provides fundamental skills and knowledge in key areas of filmmaking, including storytelling, directing, post-production, and camera, lighting, and sound. Participants will collaborate on a short film project, gaining hands-on experience in the filmmaking process.
Program Outline
Overview:
The Intro to Filmmaking course is a 2-day weekend program designed for individuals passionate about film, TV, and online video content who wish to explore various filmmaking crafts in a fun and practical way. This beginner-friendly course requires no prior experience and is ideal for those wanting to delve into the world of filmmaking and content creation.
Objectives:
This course aims to equip participants with the fundamental skills and knowledge in key areas of filmmaking, including:
- Directing: Understand the responsibilities of a director, including communicating with actors and establishing collaborative relationships crucial for filmmaking.
- Camera, Lighting & Sound: Learn the basics of camera, lighting, and sound to enable the production of a short filmed exercise.
- Final Filming Exercise: Collaborate with your group to prepare, shoot, and edit a short film project.
Other:
- This course is open enrolment with no specific entry requirements.
- Participants will benefit from lectures, workshops, and a filming exercise to gain hands-on experience.
- The course is offered in London and is limited in size, with placement based on a first-come, first-served basis.
Met Film School
Overview:
Met Film School is a renowned film school with campuses in London, Berlin, and Leeds. It offers a range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and short courses in various film and screen-related disciplines. The school is known for its industry connections and practical approach to learning.
Services Offered:
Met Film School provides a comprehensive range of services to its students, including:
Undergraduate and Postgraduate Courses:
A wide variety of degree programs in areas such as acting, filmmaking, screenwriting, producing, cinematography, and post-production.Short Courses:
Intensive workshops and courses covering various aspects of filmmaking, from acting and directing to cinematography and editing.Student Support and Wellbeing:
Dedicated support services for students' academic, personal, and professional needs.Career Support:
Guidance and resources to help students launch their careers in the film industry.Masterclasses:
Opportunities to learn from industry professionals and gain valuable insights.Screenings and Mixers:
Events that provide networking opportunities and exposure to industry trends.Student Life and Campus Experience:
Met Film School offers a vibrant and engaging campus experience. Students can expect:
State-of-the-art facilities:
Access to professional-grade equipment and studios.Industry-standard learning environment:
Practical training and real-world experience.Strong sense of community:
Opportunities to connect with fellow students and industry professionals.Networking events:
Opportunities to build connections and gain valuable industry contacts.Key Reasons to Study There:
Industry connections:
Strong ties to the film industry, providing students with access to professionals and opportunities.Practical learning:
Emphasis on hands-on experience and real-world projects.Experienced faculty:
Industry professionals and educators who bring real-world expertise to the classroom.Global reach:
Campuses in London, Berlin, and Leeds, offering diverse perspectives and opportunities.Academic Programs:
Met Film School offers a wide range of academic programs, including:
Undergraduate:
BA (Hons) degrees in Acting for Screen, Content, Media and Film Production, Digital Film Practice (various specializations), Film and Screen Business, and Practical Filmmaking.Postgraduate:
MA degrees in Cinematography, Directing, Documentary and Factual, Film and Television Production, Post Production, Producing, Screen Acting, and Screenwriting.Other:
Minimum Age: 18 at the start of the course. In order to get the most out of the course, you should be able to both speak and write in English to a reasonable standard. Please be aware that we have a limited number of places available for each course intake and operate on a first-come, first-served basis.
