From Script To Video

Free Download What you'll learn
Directing a movie.
How to produce a short film.
Plan scenes for a movie.
Organize and plan the production of a film.
Creative ideas for film directing.
Learn how a film director works.
Requirements
No prior knowledge is required. The course only requires internet access.
Description
The course 'From script to video: how to transform a story into a movie' is a training to be a video director. With this course you will be able to read a story and soon start to assemble it in your mind in another format: on video. This is the director's job!The moment you read a script, for example - 'the character walks' - you already start planning whether you're going to do a long shot, or a moving camera, or a point of view shot.Taking a story off paper and turning it into video is a process of creativity and language change. Image and audio resources are powerful to hold people's attention. Working with all these features is very rewarding. The course brings together everything a beginner in the production of stories with moving images needs to develop. It can also be interesting for those who already have experience as it has many film directing creativity tips.Complete content: from script to editing. With contents such as: treatment, studies, external recordings, 180° rule, shots, composition, direction, continuity, storyboard, acting, white balance, light, clapperboard, equipment and editing. Easy-to-understand, dynamic content with practical examples produced by university professor Larissa Perfeito, who worked at American radio ABC and has been teaching for over 15 years.
Overview
Section 1: Introdução
Lecture 1 INTRO UNIT 1. "SCRIPT AND LOCATION"
Lecture 2 Unit 1 Class 1. 'Script and Scenes'
Lecture 3 Unit 1 Class 2. 'Treatment'
Lecture 4 Unit 1 Class 3. 'Technical Notes'
Lecture 5 Unit 1 Class 4. 'Location: Studio or External?'
Lecture 6 Unit 1 Class 5. 'The 180 Rule'
Section 2: UNIT 2. BUILDING THE SCENE
Lecture 7 INTRO. Unit 2.
Lecture 8 Unit 2 Class 1. 'Shots'
Lecture 9 Unit 2 Class 2. 'Composition'
Lecture 10 Unit 2 Class 3. 'How many cameras to produce a scene?'
Lecture 11 Unit 2 Class 4. 'The forms of direction'
Lecture 12 Unit 2 Class 4.1 'Camera Movement'
Lecture 13 Unit 2 Class 5. 'Continuity'
Lecture 14 Unit 2 Class 6.' Actors Hehearsal'
Section 3: UNIT 3. 'READY TO RECORD?'
Lecture 15 INTRO Unit 3.
Lecture 16 Unit 3 Class 1. 'White Balance'
Lecture 17 Unit 3 Class 2. 'Focus'
Lecture 18 Unit 3 Class 3. 'Clapperboard'
Lecture 19 Unit 3 Class 4. 'The Forms of Direction'
Section 4: UNIT 4. 'THE DAY OF RECORDING AND EDITING'
Lecture 20 INTRO Unit 4
Lecture 21 Unit 4 Class 1.
Lecture 22 Unit 4 Class 2. 'Check List'
Lecture 23 Unit 4 Class 3. 'Audiovisual Transitions'
Lecture 24 Unit 4 Class 4. 'Edition'
Lecture 25 Unit 4 Class 5. 'Editing: Transitions'
Lecture 26 CLOSURE
Who wants to be a film director.,Produce your first short film.,People who want to learn how to produce a film, from the script to editing.,Movie lovers who want to learn how film production works.,Students, photographers, video editors, screenwriters, actors and storytellers.,Video professionals looking for creative inspiration for film directing.,Professionals who work or want to work with advertising.

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