Documentary Filmmaking
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Course Description
This course is aimed at DSLR camera owners who would like to use their equipment to make documentary film. The course will run through the basics of DSLR filmmaking through the lens of a documentary filmmaker. Gain an introduction which will cover the theoretical and technical aspects of documentary, giving participants the tools they need to tackle their own documentary projects.
Participants will be provided with a course handout and are also invited to bring along a dslr film clip for discussion.
For further information or to book over the phone, please call us at the office on 020 7729 1936.
Course Content
Requirements: Digital SLR Camera with video capabilities, spare battery, minimum 8GB memory card.
Don't have your own DSLR camera?
If you don't have your own Digital SLR camera then there's no need to worry. You can hire one of ours for £15 per day. Send us an email for more details - info@photographycourselondon.com
Please note our classroom is on the first floor with no lift. If you are less-abled or have any concerns please contact the office.
Tutor Biographies
Tom Turner is a filmmaker from London, UK. He attained an MA Visual Anthropology from the Granada Centre, University of Manchester in 2011. This resulted in the short documentary Leaving London Behind, which was selected for Days of Ethnographic Film 2013. Since graduating Tom has been working as a freelance filmmaker for TV, charity based organisations and ethnographic research companies. See Tom's portfolio here vimeo.com/user6107855
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We also provide One to One tuition for DSLR Video.
The content is decided by you and delivered at a pace to suit your level and prior knowledge.
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