最初の短編映画を制作する: 脚本を書き、計画を立て、撮影する。

In this 4-week course, students will learn the basics of filmmaking by writing a one-page short film script, breaking it down for production, and planning camera angles to visually tell their story. By the end, they’ll have a completed script, pre-production plan, and shot list they can optionally use to film their project at home.

What will be taught:
How to write a 1-page short film script

How to break down a script into characters, props, and locations

Introduction to camera angles and visual storytelling

How to create a shot list and basic storyboard

Topics by Week (2 classes/week):
Week 1: Story building, script format, and writing your short film

Week 2: Script breakdown – identifying what’s needed for each scene

Week 3: Understanding camera angles and planning how to shoot the script

Week 4: Creating a shot list and basic storyboard + optional filming tips

Class Format & Teaching Style:
Each 55-minute session includes:

A short teaching segment with slides, visuals, or examples

Hands-on creative work time (writing or planning)

Group discussion and time to share ideas

One-on-one feedback opportunities throughout the course

My style is energetic, supportive, and beginner-friendly. I guide students step-by-step through the filmmaking process and create space for every learner to share and ask questions. No experience is required—just creativity and curiosity!

Learner Interaction:
Students will collaborate during brainstorms, share script ideas, and get individual guidance

Interaction happens through group discussion, class sharing, and written feedback

Students may optionally film their short scene outside of class using a phone or camera

This class is a great first step for any student interested in storytelling, filmmaking, or creative media. They’ll leave with the tools and confidence to turn their ideas into short films—even beyond this course.