Cinema Seminars – 4 weeks training

Cinema Seminars
4 weeks training
From June 20th to July 15th 2011

Do you want to study cinema?
Do you want to find out what the secrets of cinematic art are?
Do you want to train yourself for your upcoming studies?

We offer you in just 4 weeks time a useful program in order to enter the cinema schools or just because you want to enrich your knowledge for the cinema fields!

Cinema training seminars
Five days per week, five hours per day
Monday to Friday 17:00 – 22:00
at Michael Cacoyannis Foundation

Fundamental rules in
Direction
Script Writing
Production
Cinematography
Editing
Acting
Art
with 200! *

Tutors: Vasilis Mazomenos – Yannis Karabitsos

Registrations Deadline: June 15th 2011

Information – registrations:
daily apart from Saturdays & Sundays
9am – 11am
and
3pm -5pm

over phone: 6940796006
e-mail: schoolofcinemagr@gmail.com

THE COURSE

A common subject for Fotoroman is assigned to students from the very beginning as well as another one for a silent short film.

1. Director’s definition, his part as well as his work during the different production stages (from the script to the theatres) as well as his partners.

2. Fundamental principles of the film language structure. Decoupage, Reperage and storyboard practicing. Shooting scenes , sizes, camera positions, cam, camera movement, scenes pattern, editing, rakor, secans notion.

3. Actors and acting. Exercises and improvisations. Tutorship.

4. Fotoroman (students training themselves).

5. Shooting preparation (break-down), stages and shooting material processing. Basic partners and parts.

6. Shooting process for a film without dialogues. Exercises (the bench etc.)

7. Fiction feature film and Documentary film (characteristics). Specificities analysis. Films in which fiction integrated into reality.

8. Dialogue visual analysis.

9. Shooting with detonator and cam into the dialogue parts of two or more persons.

10. Sound and music parts in directing.

11. Short demonstrative scene by every student as well as mistakes analysis.

12. Screenplay narrative styles and the scenes kinds in a script.

13. Direction – screenplay combination

14. Direction – shooting preparation combination