In this course, will focus on process of making storyboards: from how to draw, to what camera angles to use, to breaking down a script and drawing it out.
This course covers everything the student need to know to about the creative process of Storyboarding for Film or Animation. the student will learn concrete skills such as how to draw characters, how to draw in perspective, what camera angles and shots to use for the scripts, and how to make the shots and scenes flow together.
This course examines the uses of audio, what makes effective campaigning content, and how to use audio strategically in your organising work.
This course looks at how students can create an audio work that is powerful and useful to the audiences. There are many different kinds of audio pieces, ranging from in-studio discussions, talk shows and phone-ins to field recordings of events such as rallies. Other popular formats are documentaries or features that combine various recordings – such as interviews, background sounds, music and narration.
Audio Production provides an introduction to the field of audio production for film and television. In this course students will learn and practice techniques for recording, editing, mixing and exhibiting film and television sound.
The goal of this course is to introduce the students to the basic principles of the art and science of sound production and design. The students will gain hands-on experience in field sound recording, foley, ADR, sound effects gathering, scoring, digital audio editing and mixing.
It will help students to expand their own cinematic drawing techniques, and help them to develop clear and dynamic stories for the screen.