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Curriculum
Junior Video Production Program
For students 12 -17 years old
Motion picture cameras have become so easy to acquire and to operate that filmmakers as young as 12-17 years old can start developing their storytelling skills for the big screen. MDAFI offers a program specifically designed to train junior storytellers in the basic principles and techniques of cinema. Moreover, the program provides an atmosphere conducive to developing the social skills of creative expression and collaboration. Students are encouraged to be resourceful team workers involving not only their classmates, but also and especially their families and friends, in the production of their short films. Good cinema is good education. Learn how to film good stories and preserve them for life!
JUNIOR COURSE OUTLINE
- Film and Society
- Visual Storytelling
- Grammar of Cinema
- Using Light and Sound
- Screenwriting
- Production Design
- Production Management
- Shooting Procedures and Protocol
- Working with Actors
- Editing
- Critical Viewing and Analysis of Films
- Production of Film Projects (3-5 minutes)
- Exhibition of Films
This course is designed by Dir. Marilou Diaz-Abaya.
Instructor: Cris Silva 15 students to start, maximum of 20 slots Schedule: NOT OFFERED THIS SUMMER (2011).
Enrollment Fee:To be announced * In the event that the quota of 15 students is not met, the students who have enrolled have the following options: - Get a full refund of their enrollment fee
- Pay an adjusted higher enrollment fee to compensate for the deficit in the enrollees and proceed with original schedule
- Retain their priority status as enrolled students by leaving their payment with the school for a later schedule once the quota of 15 students is reached.
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