Cinematography

Program Overview

This intensive cinematography program provides teens with a solid foundation in camera selection, lighting, color theory, and special effects. Led by Paul Lebel, the course combines theoretical and practical learning, allowing students to gain hands-on experience on set and on location. As a final project, students will create a Cinematography Reel showcasing their skills.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Content: The course covers the basic fundamentals of cinematography, including camera selection, lenses, filters, lighting, color theory, and special effects.
It also includes an introduction to the art of filmmaking and how to communicate a message effectively through video.
• Structure: The intensive is designed to work in conjunction with the Film Foundations program, although it can be taken independently.
• Course Schedule: The course runs from July 8th to July 31st, Monday and Wednesday, from 1 PM to 4 PM.
They will also be introduced to the art of filmmaking and how to communicate their message effectively.

Teaching:

• Teaching Methods: The course involves both theoretical and practical learning.
Students will gain experience on set and on location.
• Faculty: The course is taught by Paul Lebel.

Other:

• Final Work: Students will create a Cinematography Reel as their final project.