What you'll learn
Understand the nuts and bolts of directing a movie from start to finish.
Feel confident on a film set with a full film crew.
Feel comfortable working with actors.
Be prepared for all the ups and downs of a movie set.
Requirements
Have a passion for filmmaking.
Description
This Course Offers Everything You Need to Feel Confident Directing Your Own Movie.While some courses on directing gloss over the specifics or only discuss directing "in theory", this course gets into the nuts and bolts of every step of the movie directing process.Taught by 30-year film industry veteran Joth Riggs, this course gives you the confidence to handle everything from development to pre-production, production and post production. Everything you'll need to Direct Your Movie from Script to Screen.Topics covered include:Introduction / Who am I?To Film School or Not To Film SchoolWhat is a Director?What a Director Should KnowFinding Your StoryScript Analysis and DevelopmentYour Visual StyleScript BreakdownBuilding Your Production TeamMeetings & More MeetingsFinding Your CastCast Read-ThroughCast RehearsalsLocation ScoutingMaking Your Shot ListCovering A SceneThe 180 Degree RuleTypes of ShotsStoryboards, Previz & Shot MapsTech ScoutsCamera Tests & Wardrobe FittingsProduction MeetingOn the SetCrew Call / Safety MeetingBlocking RehearsalLighting ModeWorking with Your Actors (Connecting)Working with Your Actors (What Not To Do)Working with Your Actors (Discovering Their Method)Working with Your Actors (Emotional Tone Scale)Camera RehearsalShootingPick-UpsTail SlatesTo Cut or Not To CutTake vs. Shot vs. SetupShooting CoverageMoving OnCompany MovesWorking w/ MinorsWorking w/ AnimalsWorking w/ Gunfire & Other HazardsStuntworkDriving SequencesMaking the DaySetbacksMartini and WrapWatching DailiesEnd of the Day and Picture WrapEditing (Rough Assemble)Director's CutRe-Shoots / Pick-UpsPicture LockMusic / ScoreSound Design / SFX / FoleyADRFinal Sound MixVisual EffectsColor GradeFinal Film / PremiereNow, Go Make Your Movie!
Overview
Section 1: INTRODUCTION
Lecture 1 TEASER / TRAILER
Lecture 2 INTRODUCTION / TO FILM SCHOOL OR NOT TO FILM SCHOOL
Section 2: WHAT IS A DIRECTOR?
Lecture 3 WHAT IS A DIRECTOR?
Lecture 4 WHAT A DIRECTOR SHOULD KNOW
Section 3: DEVELOPMENT
Lecture 5 DEVELOPMENT
Lecture 6 SCRIPT ANALYSIS
Lecture 7 VISUAL STYLE
Lecture 8 SCRIPT BREAKDOWN
Section 4: PRE-PRODUCTION
Lecture 9 PROPER PLANNING
Lecture 10 BUILDING YOUR TEAM
Lecture 11 MEETING, MEETINGS AND MORE MEETINGS
Section 5: CASTING
Lecture 12 FINDING YOUR CAST
Lecture 13 CAST READ-THROUGH
Lecture 14 CAST REHEARSALS
Section 6: PREPPING
Lecture 15 LOCATION SCOUTING
Lecture 16 MAKING YOUR SHOT LIST
Lecture 17 COVERING A SCENE
Lecture 18 THE 180-DEGREE RULE
Lecture 19 TYPES OF SHOTS
Lecture 20 STORYBOARDS, PREVIZ AND SHOTMAPS
Section 7: TECHNICAL
Lecture 21 TECH SCOUTS
Lecture 22 CAMERA TESTS, MAKEUP TESTS AND WARDROBE FITTINGS
Lecture 23 PRODUCTION MEETING (PAGE-TURNER)
Section 8: PRODUCTION
Lecture 24 ON THE SET
Lecture 25 CREW CALL / SAFETY MEETING
Lecture 26 CAMERA / BLOCKING REHEARSAL
Lecture 27 LIGHTING MODE
Section 9: WORKING WITH ACTORS
Lecture 28 CONNECTING
Lecture 29 WHAT NOT TO DO
Lecture 30 DISCOVERING THEIR METHOD
Lecture 31 EMOTIONAL TONE SCALE
Section 10: FILMING
Lecture 32 CAMERA REHEARSAL
Lecture 33 SHOOTING
Lecture 34 PICK-UPS
Lecture 35 TAIL SLATES / END MARKERS
Lecture 36 TO CUT OR NOT TO CUT
Lecture 37 TAKE VS. SHOT VS. SETUP
Lecture 38 SHOOTING COVERAGE
Section 11: MOVING ON
Lecture 39 NEXT SETUP
Lecture 40 COMPANY MOVES
Section 12: UNIQUE ELEMENTS
Lecture 41 WORKING WITH MINORS
Lecture 42 WORKING WITH ANIMALS
Lecture 43 GUNFIRE AND OTHER HAZARDS
Lecture 44 STUNTWORK
Lecture 45 DRIVING SEQUENCES
Section 13: WRAPPING UP
Lecture 46 MAKING THE DAY
Lecture 47 SETBACKS
Lecture 48 MARTINI AND WRAP
Lecture 49 WATCHING DAILIES
Lecture 50 END OF DAY AND PICTURE WRAP
Section 14: POST PRODUCTION
Lecture 51 EDITING / ROUGH ASSEMBLE
Lecture 52 DIRECTOR'S CUT
Lecture 53 RE-SHOOTS / PICK-UPS
Lecture 54 PICTURE LOCK
Section 15: MUSIC / SOUND
Lecture 55 FILM SCORE
Lecture 56 SOUND DESIGN / SFX / FOLLEY
Lecture 57 ADR / LOOPING
Lecture 58 SOUND MIX
Section 16: FINAL VISUALS
Lecture 59 VISUAL EFFECTS
Lecture 60 COLOR GRADE
Section 17: FINALE
Lecture 61 FINAL FILM / PREMIERE
Lecture 62 GO MAKE YOUR MOVIE!
Beginning filmmakers just starting out on the path to directing.,Experienced filmmakers looking to make the jump to the director's chair.


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