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• Camera Basics: Learn about different types of cameras, lenses, and equipment, and understand the basic components of camera systems.
• Framing & Composition: Master the art of framing your subject and composing shots for visual impact, following the rule of thirds and other compositional techniques.
• Lighting Techniques: Understand the importance of lighting in camera work, and learn various lighting setups like three-point lighting and natural lighting techniques.
• Camera Angles and Movements: Discover how to use different camera angles, shots, and movements (e.g., pans, tilts, dolly shots) to tell a compelling story.
• Depth of Field & Focus: Learn how to control depth of field and focus, and use it creatively to enhance the mood and storytelling of your shots.
• Shot Planning and Storyboarding: Understand how to plan your shots and create storyboards, ensuring every shot serves the story you're telling.
• Camera Techniques for Different Genres: Explore camera work for various genres including documentaries, music videos, commercials, and narrative films.
• Post-Production Workflow: Understand the post-production process related to camera work, including how to work with editors and colorists to get the most out of your footage.

• Experienced Instructors: Our instructors are seasoned professionals with years of experience in film and television production, offering real-world insights.
• Hands-On Learning: We emphasize practical, hands-on learning. You'll have opportunities to operate cameras, shoot real scenes, and get direct feedback.
• Comprehensive Curriculum: Our curriculum covers both the technical and creative aspects of camera work, ensuring a well-rounded understanding.
• Small Class Sizes: We keep class sizes small to ensure personalized attention and a more effective learning environment.
• Equipment & Studio Access: Students have access to top-of-the-line cameras, lenses, and studio setups, allowing them to practice and experiment with professional gear.

Our Camera Work Classes are structured to offer both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Here's a breakdown of the course modules:

• Module 1: Introduction to Camera Work - Understanding different types of cameras and basic operation.
• Module 2: Composition & Framing - Techniques for visually appealing and effective shots.
• Module 3: Lighting & Exposure - The science and art of lighting your scenes for maximum impact.
• Module 4: Advanced Camera Techniques - Exploring complex shots, camera movements, and storytelling methods.
• Module 5: Working with Crews - Learn how to collaborate with other crew members, such as directors and gaffers, to execute the vision.
• Module 6: Final Project - Put your skills to the test by shooting and editing your own short film or project.