Documentary Making Course |
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3 weeks |
6.30 pm |
9.00 pm |
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Course outline
1. Overview of the Role of the Producer – from initial concept, through production to distribution and marketing of the finished film. Relationship to Financiers, Director, Other Executive/Co-Producers.
2. Choosing a script, choosing a Director, development, initial budgeting.
3. Sources of finance, co-production options, Relevant Treaty and DCMS guidelines.
4. Casting, packaging, pre-sales, pay/play deals.
5. Pre-Production, production - what does the Producer do? Post production – which route to take? Digital or film?
6. Insurance, Legals and Completion Bonds. Contracts.
7. Marketing and Distribution of the completed film.
8. Festivals/Film markets.
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Satisfaction Guaranteed!
A diploma in "Film Producing" will be awarded to students who sucessfully complete the course. |
What the students say:
| "Great course, learnt lots of helpful techniques" |
| Teri Lee, 34, PR Executive |
| "Wonderful tutors made this course exciting and informative" |
| Janice Samuels, 29, Secretary |
| "Thanks for a fun and interesting day" |
| Heidi Lundberg, 19, Student |
| "The best course in ages, Thanks" |
| Tara Peters, 22, Graduate |
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Fees and to enrol online
vf16-1209 / a1
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This course covers all the essential elements you’ll need to know in order to give you a real grounding in the role of the Producer and provide you with the confidence and inspiration to get your film produced. |
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Involving lectures and hands-on exercises, students will learn the realities of getting a feature film into production – initial script analysis, budgeting and sourcing finance, development, casting, contracts, legals, co-production options, tax funds/EIS, sales, distribution, insurance, completion bonds.
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Suitable for those new to production as well as those with some experience, the course will provide students with a real hands-on sense of what a Producer does and what he has to go through in order to get the cameras rolling. Students will also leave with a valuable list of contacts that they can put to use for their own projects. |
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