This course approaches cinematography as a visual tool to assist in the craft of storytelling. With a combination of theoretical study and hands-on exercises, we build a rich understanding of a DP's most important technical skills, and how those skills are used to support the narrative. There is a strong emphasis on student cinematographers' preparation for the professional world. Note: this is a hands-on workshop for Cinematography majors and those who want an advanced understanding of the craft. It is not a portfolio production class for directors.
+ Tech Training & RED Certification An extension of Cine Workshop covering the technical and safety-related know-how required to use professional camera equipment and oversee a camera crew. The class module includes hands-on demos with the RED One, field trips, lectures, and a final exam. Students will achieve an understanding of a Cinematographer's responsibilities, tools used on a set, vocabulary, lighting and safety. Students must be RED certified before being able to use those cameras for their productions.
Requisites
Take FILM-004, Set Safety -OR- FILM-040, Set Safety and Tech
Training -OR- FILM-513, Grad Set Safety/Tech Training
-AND-
FILM-520A, The Director & the Script -OR- FILM-520B, The
Filmmaker & the Script
Training -OR- FILM-513, Grad Set Safety/Tech Training
-AND-
FILM-520A, The Director & the Script -OR- FILM-520B, The
Filmmaker & the Script
