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Film Making 101: Shooting & Editing Film for Fun Projects or YouTube
Arts
Smartphone Filmmaking Essentials
Learn how to use your smartphone to create movies. (Tutoring sessions)
There are no upcoming classes.
10-14
year olds
3-10
learners per class
$17
Charged upfront
Meets once
60 minute class
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Description
Class Experience
During every class, the teacher connects with students by talking about their favorite movies, directors, and type of films they love. The student's main goal is to create a film made with a smartphone. The course is a tutoring style class. Students learn a topic about filmmaking and practice what they learn. - Welcome - Group check-in (A question about themselves related to movies) - Warm-up watching projects made with smartphones. (Every film is kids oriented) - The core activity is a...
Foundations for screenwriting, visual storytelling skills, camera angles, editing techniques and transitions, foundations in sound. In the end, students create a film of their own and enjoy the experience of making their film using just a smartphone.
I have been teaching digital media to students from 2nd to 5th grade. Students love the dynamic of making a film. As a film professional, I love to teach the kids about these subjects, I'm very passionate about it. From my own perspective, I engage with the students by talking about movies and how fun is creating then, I also enjoy building collaborative groups and leaders who work together to create something new and unique.
Every class, there is an assignment for the students to reinforce the core activity. Come up with an idea for their film project and draft a screenplay. Practice camera angles. Write a screenplay Create a scene using the concept 3 light setting. Edit your film
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At the beginning of the class, students have the choice to share the work done from the previous day's assignment. With the creation of several film challenges, the teacher assesses students' understanding of the subjects. This allows me to measure their level of success in class. The final project for the students will be the creation of a short film of two minutes long. I love to create reflections with students and encourage sharing their opinions and ideas about the topics in class, but also what they love about their learning experience.
1 hour per week in class, and an estimated 0 - 1 hours per week outside of class.
Please be advised we will be using third-party tools, which require parents' approval. The teacher always advises students to check with parents that the teacher mention in class. Sometimes the teacher talks about certain films that are not age-appropriate for them; however, the teacher will never show these films' video clips. The content is curated and reviewed for the students. I regularly check the material I show in class with https://www.commonsensemedia.org/, a great tool for parents and teachers to understand what is appropriate to show kids and what age.
Teacher
Mr GusFilmmaker and Photographer who loves to teach film, Screenwriting and stop motion animation
241 total reviews
168 completed classes
About Me
1) I teach smartphone filmmaking 101/102/103 , editing, sound, and basic lighting, story development, and creation and Stop Motion animation (sculpt characters to animation techniques) 2)I have been working in the industry for a long time, mostly...
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