DIPLOMA IN DIGITAL FILMMAKING
The Diploma in Digital Filmmaking offers a comprehensive exploration of both the fundamentals and advanced aspects of filmmaking. This course is designed to equip students with the skills needed to create compelling visual narratives through the use of modern digital technologies.
BASIC LEVEL
History and Evolution of Film: Students learn how cinema developed from its origins to today’s digital landscape.
Basics of Digital Filmmaking Equipment and Software: An overview of the tools and software used in modern filmmaking.
Scriptwriting Fundamentals: Students are taught the basic elements of writing a script
Storyboarding and Concept Development: How to create visual plans for film scenes and develop ideas.
Planning and Scheduling: Organizing shoots, setting deadlines, and managing resources efficiently.
Basic Lighting and Sound Recording: How to properly light a scene and record clear audio.
Directing Basics and Crew Roles: The essentials of leading a film crew and understanding each team member’s responsibilities.
Introduction to Video Editing Software: Learning the basics of editing films digitally.
Basic Color Correction and Audio Editing: Fine-tuning video colors and improving sound quality.
Understanding Film Formats and Deliverables: Knowing the different film formats and how to package a film for distribution.
ADVANCED LEVEL
Mastering Camera Movements and Advanced Techniques: How to execute intricate camera movements and advanced shot techniques.
High-Definition and 4K Filming: Working with higher-resolution video formats.
Advanced Lighting Techniques for Different Environments: Mastery of lighting setups in various settings.
Professional Video Editing and Color Grading: Refining editing skills and mastering color grading to give films a professional look.
Complex Sound Design and Mixing: Creating intricate soundscapes and ensuring perfect audio balance.
Advanced Visual Effects and Motion Graphics: Adding high-end visual effects and motion graphics to enhance films.
Producing and Managing Large-Scale Film Projects: Learning to manage bigger productions with larger budgets and teams.
Budgeting, Resource Allocation, and Scheduling: Financial and logistical planning of film projects.
Legal and Ethical Issues in Filmmaking: Understanding the legalities and ethical responsibilities in the film industry.
Exploring Emerging Technologies and Techniques: Staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in filmmaking technology.
Case Studies of Contemporary Film Projects: Analyzing current films to learn from recent successes and innovations.
Preparing for a Career in the Film Industry: Developing the skills and knowledge needed to enter the film industry professionally.
Internship Opportunity:
The program includes a 1-year internship, where students will engage in a film project at the FutureEdge Institute of Media Studies. This hands-on experience allows students to apply their knowledge in a real-world setting, collaborate with industry professionals, and develop a portfolio of work.