How To Think Like A Filmmaker
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Language: English | Size: 678 MB | Duration: 41m
Your Filmmaking Career Starts Here
What you'll learn

Start thinking like a filmmaker not like an audience.
Learn to watch and anaylze films.
Develop concept for a film from raw idea.
Make a hands on professional film with your smartphone.
Understand why films are made.
This course will alter your film watching experience. After this course whenever you watch a film you will be analysing the film more than you enjoy it.
Requirements
Interest in filmmaking.
Smartphone to shoot and edit.
Description
Take this course to unlock the secrets of success to become a filmmaker. This course is for students, film enthusiasts, film journalists, film critics, and filmmakers who want to understand how a filmmaker processes his or her thoughts, to shape a film for the audience. Take this course to unlock the secrets of success to become a filmmaker. This course is for students, film enthusiasts, film journalists, film critics, and filmmakers who want to understand how a filmmaker processes his or her thoughts, to shape a film for the audience. This is an introductory program that will prepare you to get into a filmmaking mentality, develop an approach for filmmaking, enhance visual thinking to enable you to start making films.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
To learn the thought workflow of professional filmmakers.
To understand filmmaking basics like what is the difference between a story and a script, what is a logline, what is the difference between cinema, film, and a movie.
To learn to write a synopsis and how to develop concepts from a raw idea.
To understand why films are made.
To watch and analyze films through a short documentary and a fiction scene.
To improve knowledge about filmmaking concepts.
Join this course now to ensure that your filmmaking journey starts on the right foot.
Who this course is for
Anyone who is interested in film appreciation.
Anyone who wants to make a career in film-making.
Film Journalists/Critics.
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