Do you want to be a director?
Monday 4th of August
Do you want to be a director? We can make that happen. Have you got a script? We can help you turn your idea into a professional film.
This is an exciting and unique opportunity to learn how to write, shoot and edit film through a series of professional level practical workshops. Our philosophy is that you only learn film making by making films. From the first day you will be engaged in the production of your own film. Assisted by producers, script writers and directors you will learn all the script-to-screen visual and emotional interpretation skills you need to make a great film. Working with professional actors, camera crew and industry standard 16mm equipment will ensure high production values. The Arts Institute shares a passion for the art of film making. It has one of the most innovative and dynamic film schools in Europe.
We have a distinguished alumni from courses in film and in animation. Our alumni include; Suri Krishnamma, whose work is unique in that his student films won two BAFTA Best Short film nominations. He has subsequently won numerous international festival prizes covering feature films and TV drama. Simon Beaufoy, scriptwriter for ‘The Full Monty’ and Oscar nominee in 2000, continues to visit AIB to give Master Classes and discuss his pioneering work. Sara Sugarman, whose ‘Diary of a Teenage Drama Queen’ ranked second in the US Box Office returns in 2003. David Evans, who directed ‘Fever Pitch’ and ‘5’. Craig McCall, whose ‘Persistence of Vision’ was shown at the 2003 Oscars.
For further information about this course please visit : http://www.filmcourse.co.uk/
Tutor: Philip Peel
Cost: £3950
Starting: August 2009
Course Code: LCFMP
Information is correct as at the date of issue 30/05/2008