Film school training courses in Atlanta, GA (public, in-house or online)

Students are introduced to the conceptual, theoretical, and technical elements of stereoscopic filmmaking. Issues addressed include how this technology is used to successfully enrich the filmic experience, rigs, camera set-ups, technical, aesthetic and conceptual parameters, and the principle methods of achieving the stereoscopic image.

Graduate students advance their knowledge of lighting for dramatic film and digital production by creatively working with light and shadow as visual storytellers. Students use the tools of the professional cinematographer to develop the skill for understanding and working with light in both a professional and an artistic environment.

This course examines the theoretical and practical application of the production process. Students gain field production experience in lighting, filming and audio recording and also assume various roles on the production team. Field trips are conducted to a variety of locations, encompassing as many different environments as possible.

This course examines audio production techniques, technologies, and aesthetics related to the development of a compelling soundtrack. Students receive training in all phases of digital sound recording, editing, and mixing. Students work with industry standard location and field recording equipment. In addition, they learn advanced editing and mixing techniques associated with digital audio workstations.

Through hands-on practice auditioning each week with current film and television material, students will gain professional insight and working knowledge of how to audition for series television, pilots, soap operas, independent and feature films. Students will learn etiquette of casting processes and be ready to walk into casting offices in NY and LA and appear professional and prepared.