Certificate/Short Course in Video Production
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Entry Requirements
Certificate/Short Course in Video Production
Domestic Entry Requirements
Certificate/Short Course in Video Production
International Entry Requirements
YOUR CAREER IN VIDEO PRODUCTION BEGINS NOW
Course Structure
Duration: 72 hours, 8 WeeksTimes/Week: 3 days per week
Time: 5:30-8:30pm
Course Overview & Outcomes:
-Overview:
• A 72 hours course in the essentials needed for filmmaking and storytelling pipeline. By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to identify their creative vision and execute it using universal film tools, techniques and terminology, and production requirements. In this course, participants will be introduced to the craft of digital filmmaking for both fiction/non-fiction, the film production pipeline, and how to create short videos using all the needed tools (software and hardware). Throughout the course, participants will be organized into groups and will be assigned to do short fiction OR non-fiction (documentary) scenes, and they will shoot those scenes inside the school, with specific duration and subjects assigned by our lecturers, the scenes should reflect the gained experience throughout the course.
-Outcomes:
• Create a short script and how long the feature film is written and structured.
• Introduction to visual language.
• Learning how to break down scripts for the production phase.
• Understanding the duties of each crew member.
• Coverage and blocking as storytelling tools.
• Working with sound.
• Editing their short films and finalizing them.
• A 72 hours course in the essentials needed for filmmaking and storytelling pipeline. By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to identify their creative vision and execute it using universal film tools, techniques and terminology, and production requirements. In this course, participants will be introduced to the craft of digital filmmaking for both fiction/non-fiction, the film production pipeline, and how to create short videos using all the needed tools (software and hardware). Throughout the course, participants will be organized into groups and will be assigned to do short fiction OR non-fiction (documentary) scenes, and they will shoot those scenes inside the school, with specific duration and subjects assigned by our lecturers, the scenes should reflect the gained experience throughout the course.
-Outcomes:
• Create a short script and how long the feature film is written and structured.
• Introduction to visual language.
• Learning how to break down scripts for the production phase.
• Understanding the duties of each crew member.
• Coverage and blocking as storytelling tools.
• Working with sound.
• Editing their short films and finalizing them.
• Understanding basic psychology and philosophy as a major sciences behind visual language, especially filmmaking.
• Understanding the elements that help to interpret any idea into a video
• Shot size, compositions, perspective and shooting techniques
• How scripts works in fiction and non-fiction, and script writing process.
• Understanding the elements that help to interpret any idea into a video
• Shot size, compositions, perspective and shooting techniques
• How scripts works in fiction and non-fiction, and script writing process.
• Editing / Montage theories.
• Participants will start learning and exploring how to edit using Adobe Premiere.
• Participants will start learning and exploring how to edit using Adobe Premiere.
• Participants will learn & practice the fundamentals of some lighting conditions, and how to shoot scenes and shots using their phones or cameras and video equipment. Also they will learn how to use sound recorders.
• Working with DSLR cameras and lenses.
• Basic understanding of lights for films.
• Framing and spaces.
• Working with DSLR cameras and lenses.
• Basic understanding of lights for films.
• Framing and spaces.
• PRE-PRODUCE short scenes, scheduling, budgeting, production book and breakdown it, with all the needed papers
and permits.
and permits.
• By earlier weeks in groups participants will be asked to write their short scenes script. They will start shooting their
project, under the instructors’ supervision.
• Participants will edit their short scenes at home, and will meet for a session with their supervisor for revisions.
• By end of this week participants will screen their film.
project, under the instructors’ supervision.
• Participants will edit their short scenes at home, and will meet for a session with their supervisor for revisions.
• By end of this week participants will screen their film.
Course FAQs
All SAE courses focus on practical, hands-on delivery. The amount of practical time you experience during your study varies depending on your course. You will always have an opportunity to access campus resources and facilities outside of class times; during campus opening hours.
It can vary depending on the course. In most cases, lectures have an average of 15 students.
The cost of each course at SAE varies. For information on the tuition fee, contact one of the Career Advisors on your campus at +962 6 4000 707.
