Detailed information
| Type: | Courses |
|---|---|
| Method: | In a classroom |
| Geared towards: | Those with a passion for film and TV. Minimum age of 18 years. |
Do you need further information?
Contact the person in charge , free and at no obligation, for information on how to enroll, enrollment limit/availability and more.
Course program
Duration: 10 days, over 6 weekends
Hours: 10:00 – 17:00
Are you a short filmmaker looking to produce and possibly direct or write your first feature or a more ambitious short film? Are you a production team who is about to work more closely on a bigger-budget project? If so, this is the course for you.
Key Features:
Learn how to take a film project from start to finish.
Gain an intensive overview of producing and the film & TV industry, including paperwork, talent and budgets.
Learn about pitching projects to financiers, commissioning editors and talent.
Analyse how to plan a shoot, schedule and budget a feature film and develop strategies for recoupment and raising finance.
Learn how to find, recruit and manage key crew members.
How to source a good script and work with a script editor.
Explore the methods of delivery, how to find sales agents and distributors, and negotiate the deal.
Learn in an interactive environment where the tutor uses examples and case studies.
Your own projects can be used as examples in class for comparison and direct feedback.
Learn to use EP/MovieMagic Scheduling and Budgeting* to prepare you fully for your production.
The processes involved in setting up a limited liability production company.
What is important to include when packaging your film for finance and development and how to plan the shoot in the most cost-effective way. Successful film producing is also about managing relations, expectations and the money.
Receive electronic copies of production templates, case studies and a booklist.
Learn in a film school environment where you can expand your contacts and collaborate with students from all courses as well as via Club Panico@LFA.
This course aims to build on these skills so that you can get through the shoot and beyond – without pulling your hair out. There are lectures by guest speakers who are experts in their own fields.
* The Producing Foundation includes four days’ integrated tuition in EP/MovieMagic Scheduling and Budgeting - the recognised industry standard software for scheduling and budgeting films and TV drama. They are complementary packages: information in scheduling may be exported to budgeting to assist in the process of costing the project. These four days can also be taken as a stand-alone course in EP/MovieMagic Scheduling and Budgeting.
Hours: 10:00 – 17:00
Are you a short filmmaker looking to produce and possibly direct or write your first feature or a more ambitious short film? Are you a production team who is about to work more closely on a bigger-budget project? If so, this is the course for you.
Key Features:
Learn how to take a film project from start to finish.
Gain an intensive overview of producing and the film & TV industry, including paperwork, talent and budgets.
Learn about pitching projects to financiers, commissioning editors and talent.
Analyse how to plan a shoot, schedule and budget a feature film and develop strategies for recoupment and raising finance.
Learn how to find, recruit and manage key crew members.
How to source a good script and work with a script editor.
Explore the methods of delivery, how to find sales agents and distributors, and negotiate the deal.
Learn in an interactive environment where the tutor uses examples and case studies.
Your own projects can be used as examples in class for comparison and direct feedback.
Learn to use EP/MovieMagic Scheduling and Budgeting* to prepare you fully for your production.
The processes involved in setting up a limited liability production company.
What is important to include when packaging your film for finance and development and how to plan the shoot in the most cost-effective way. Successful film producing is also about managing relations, expectations and the money.
Receive electronic copies of production templates, case studies and a booklist.
Learn in a film school environment where you can expand your contacts and collaborate with students from all courses as well as via Club Panico@LFA.
This course aims to build on these skills so that you can get through the shoot and beyond – without pulling your hair out. There are lectures by guest speakers who are experts in their own fields.
* The Producing Foundation includes four days’ integrated tuition in EP/MovieMagic Scheduling and Budgeting - the recognised industry standard software for scheduling and budgeting films and TV drama. They are complementary packages: information in scheduling may be exported to budgeting to assist in the process of costing the project. These four days can also be taken as a stand-alone course in EP/MovieMagic Scheduling and Budgeting.
Do you need clarification regarding the course program?
Contact the person in charge , free and at no obligation, for information on how to enroll, enrollment limit/availability and more.
Course location
London Film Academy
London Film Academy, a not-for-profit trust, offers up-to-date practical training to film & TV standard across all the key areas of filmmaking, both fiction and documentary.
At LFA you benefit from:
* shooting your films on S16mm film & current digital formats with location sound recording
* working with award-winning filmmakers such as: cinematographers Gavin Finney (‘Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone’) & Phil Meheux (‘Casino Royale’) & BAFTA-winning writer/director Richard Kwietniowski (‘Love and Death on the Long Island’)
* casting professional actors
* network of professional contacts and exclusive job placements
* collaborative, friendly and inclusive learning environment in which your talent and creativity is nurtured.
We are always happy to answer your questions - feel free to get in touch.
At LFA you benefit from:
* shooting your films on S16mm film & current digital formats with location sound recording
* working with award-winning filmmakers such as: cinematographers Gavin Finney (‘Harry Potter and The Sorcerer's Stone’) & Phil Meheux (‘Casino Royale’) & BAFTA-winning writer/director Richard Kwietniowski (‘Love and Death on the Long Island’)
* casting professional actors
* network of professional contacts and exclusive job placements
* collaborative, friendly and inclusive learning environment in which your talent and creativity is nurtured.
We are always happy to answer your questions - feel free to get in touch.
