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To train directors in the craft from development through post production and give them what they need to continue making movies after graduation.

DEVELOPMENT

Until you truly grasp story telling, you're wasting your time with everything else.

PRE-PRODUCTION

Script breakdown, shot list, location scouts, equipment, cast, crew and so much more!

PRODUCTION

All the work you do in development and pre-production pay-off here in monumental ways.

POST PRODUCTION

Editing, color grading, sound design—learn how to finish your story in post.

From our blog...

Introduction to color grading.
How to Breakdown a script.
How to get proper exposure with cinema cameras.

How To Create A Shot List

Featured In: Pre-Production

How To Create A Shot List

The first person to actually see the movie is the director—in their head. Shot by shot. And a shot list is used to capture each camera setup.

How to Lock A Script?

Featured In: Pre-Production

How to Lock A Script?

You just typed “FADE TO BLACK.” Nice! But your script isn’t ready for production. You must lock your script so everyone has the same information.

How to Breakdown a Script

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How to Breakdown a Script

Breaking down a script identifies everything you need to shoot your movie. Locations, props, costuming, production design and more.

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