Multi-cam Directors course
Directors course focusing on understanding and Marking or Plotting of the script.
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What You Will Learn!
- Gain proficiency in the setup of a multi-camera arrangement.
- Comprehend the diverse responsibilities within each department of a multi-camera studio production.
- Acquire the skills to guide both the cast and crew effectively.
- Perfect the art of script plotting or marking.
Description
This course provides a comprehensive exploration of the intricacies involved in multi-camera daily drama production. Participants will delve into various aspects of the production process, including technical setups, script plotting, and the roles of different departments.
Key Topics Covered:
Technical Setup: Gain insights into configuring and managing the technical layout for multi-camera productions, ensuring a seamless and efficient workflow.
Script Plotting: Master the art of plotting or marking scripts, facilitating clear communication and understanding among the production crew.
Departmental Roles: Understand the diverse responsibilities within each department, from the art department to wardrobe, lighting, and sound, ensuring a holistic comprehension of the production team's functions.
Cast and Crew Direction: Acquire essential skills for directing both the cast and crew, fostering effective collaboration and bringing the envisioned story to life.
Camera Requirements: Explore the specific camera requirements essential for capturing the dynamics of a multi-camera daily drama, addressing the unique needs of this genre.
Sound Importance: Recognize the crucial role of sound in television dramas, emphasizing the significance of quality audio to enhance the overall viewer experience.
Prerequisites: No specific television experience is required, making this course accessible to individuals at various skill levels.
Join us to gain practical insights, hands-on experience, and a deeper understanding of the nuances involved in the captivating world of multi-camera daily drama production.
Who Should Attend!
- Aspiring multi-cam television Directors.