Our Courses
Filmsgear _ Film Making Coach
Acting
Acting is the art of portraying characters, emotions, and stories through performance. Actors use their voices, bodies, and emotions to bring characters to life on stage, screen, or in other forms of media. It requires skill in understanding character motivations, emotions, and relationships, as well as the ability to convincingly embody those elements. Acting involves rigorous training, including studying techniques such as method acting, improvisation, and voice work. It's a diverse field with opportunities in theater, film, television, voice-over work, and more.
Screenplay Writing
Screenplay writing is the art of crafting scripts for films, television shows, or other visual media. It involves creating compelling stories, well-developed characters, and engaging dialogue that can be translated onto the screen. Screenwriters typically start with an idea or concept, then develop it into a structured narrative format, often following industry-standard formatting guidelines. They create scenes, sequences, and plot points that drive the story forward and evoke emotion in the audience. Screenwriters must understand the nuances of visual storytelling.
Film & Video Editing
Film and video editing is the art and process of manipulating and rearranging video footage to create a cohesive and engaging visual story. It involves selecting the best shots, arranging them in a logical sequence, and adding transitions, effects, and sound to enhance the storytelling. Editing can dramatically alter the mood, pace, and meaning of a film or video project. With the advent of digital technology, editing has become more accessible and versatile, allowing editors to work with a wide range of tools and techniques to achieve their creative vision.
Direction
Directing is the process of guiding and overseeing all aspects of a performance or production to achieve a unified artistic vision. Directors work closely with actors, designers, and other creatives to bring a script or concept to life on stage, screen, or in other mediums. They interpret the script, conceptualize the visual and emotional elements of the production, and provide guidance to the cast and crew. Directors make decisions regarding casting, blocking, pacing, visual style, and overall storytelling. They collaborate with various departments.
Cinematography & Lighting
Cinematography and lighting are essential elements of visual storytelling in film, television, and other visual media. Cinematography encompasses the art and technique of capturing images on camera, including framing, composition, camera movement, and lens selection. Which makes it better.
Lighting, on the other hand, involves the manipulation of light to create mood, atmosphere, and visual aesthetics. Lighting designers or directors of photography (DP) carefully plan and execute lighting to achieve the desired effect.
Dance & Aerobic
Dance and aerobic exercise are forms of physical activity that offer both physical and mental benefits. Dance encompasses a wide range of styles, from ballet to hip-hop, and is often performed for artistic expression, entertainment, or cultural celebration. It involves rhythmic movement of the body to music, and can improve cardiovascular health, flexibility, coordination, and balance.
Aerobic exercise, on the other hand, refers to activities that increase the body's need for oxygen over an extended period. This includes activities like running, cycling, and swimming.
Three Month Acting Course
SYLLABUS
- Introduction to Acting
- Opening up exercise (physical preparation )
- Exercise for relaxation & concentration
- Exercises that focus on breathing, humming, pitch, volume and singing
- Body language (Use of body postures )
- face expression exercise
- Feeling of words
- Sound of words
- Diction
- Speech (variation & modulation )
- Pronunciation
- Sense of pace –timing & style
- Mime exercise
- Observation- Concentration- Imagination
- Improvisation Exercise
- Scene-work
Scene study & Work on role (Building a character & character study)
Six Month Acting Course
SYLLABUS
- Introduction to Acting
- Opening up exercise (physical preparation )
- Exercise for relaxation & concentration
- Exercises that focus on breathing, humming, pitch, volume and singing
- Body language (Use of body postures )
- face expression exercise
- Feeling of words
- Sound of words
- Diction
- Speech (variation & modulation )
- Pronunciation
- Sense of pace –timing & style
- Mime exercise
- Observation- Concentration- Imagination
- Improvisation Exercise
- Scene-work
(Scene study & Work on role (Building a character & character study)
- How to Camera facing
- Film Making
- 10 minute short film making with student
