Advanced Filmmaking

Program Overview

The Advanced Filmmaking program at Fanshawe College is designed to enhance your skills and knowledge in the film and television industry. This program emphasizes practical experience, allowing students to work collaboratively with a crew and engage in all stages of film production. With a focus on storytelling and creativity, students will not only learn about filmmaking but will actively participate in creating films using state-of-the-art equipment. The program is led by industry professionals who provide mentorship and guidance, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared to enter the competitive film and television landscape.

Program Structure

The Advanced Filmmaking program is structured to provide a comprehensive learning experience over a duration of 37 weeks. The program includes:

• Hands-on learning opportunities in writing, directing, shooting, and editing films.
• Collaboration with classmates and students from other programs, such as television and visual effects.
• One-on-one mentorship with faculty throughout the production process.
• A semester-long internship to gain professional experience in the industry.
• Exposure to all phases of digital filmmaking, including pre-production, production, and post-production.

This program is designed for students with prior technical, theoretical, and creative knowledge, building upon their existing skills to prepare them for various roles in the film and television industry.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on projects where students write, direct, shoot, and edit multiple films.
• Collaboration with students from other disciplines, enhancing the learning experience.
• Access to state-of-the-art filmmaking tools and equipment.
• Networking opportunities with industry experts and guest lecturers.
• Internship component to gain real-world experience in the film industry.

Career Options

Graduates of the Advanced Filmmaking program can pursue a variety of career paths in the film and television industry, including:

• Production Coordinator: Responsible for logistics, scheduling, and coordinating resources for film productions.
• Camera Assistant: Works closely with the director of photography to set up and operate cameras during shoots.
• Editor: Edits film footage, ensuring a cohesive and engaging final product.
• Sound Editor: Focuses on the audio aspects of film, including sound design and mixing.
• Production Assistant: Provides support across various departments during film production, gaining valuable experience.

These roles highlight the diverse opportunities available to graduates, allowing them to contribute to the dynamic and creative film and television industry.

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