Description

Course Description

Learn essential techniques & craft of visual storytelling and how to shoot professional-quality video with a smartphone.In this course you'll first learn the fundamentals of cinematography and visual storytelling that applies to using any and all kinds of cameras. Then we explore the technical aspects that make shooting smartphone video different than shooting with traditional cameras. And finally we tie it all together with apps, filmmaking gear and accessories that will help best tell your story. After taking this course you will be able to make Indie Films, YouTube Videos, Mobile Journalism, Travel Films, Documentaries, Music Videos, Corporate Videos, Real Estate Videos, Social Media Videos, Promo & Marketing And a lot more.

Who is this course for?\

• Beginners to intermediate... indie filmmakers, YouTubers, mobile journalists, corporate video producers, social media creators, etc.
• Anyone wanting to learn the fundamentals of cinematography and smartphone video production (and mobile filmmaking)
• The lessons in this course will apply to any and all kinds of productions, but note that many of the examples presented are from movie & TV style projects
• Also, this course is NOT your normal "lecture" style course where an instructor just talks and talks and talks to the camera but rarely shows anything. This course is all about hands-on demonstrations along with "How To" instruction throughout. And students can ask questions at any time during the lessons.

                        
Employment Possibilities

• Videographer: The primary job role for videographers is to capture high-quality video footage for various purposes, including documentary films, corporate videos, advertisements, and television productions.
• Video editor: Videography courses can teach people the technical skills needed to edit and enhance video footage to create compelling stories. Video editors can work for various media outlets, including television networks, advertising agencies, and online video platforms.
• Film and video producer: Videography courses can also teach people the skills needed to produce video content from start to finish. Film and video producers oversee all aspects of video production, from developing ideas and writing scripts to hiring talent and managing budgets.
• Multimedia artist: Videography courses can also prepare people for careers as multimedia artists, who use various mediums, including video, to create visual art for various purposes, including advertising, fine art, and entertainment.
• Social media content creator: Videography courses can teach people how to create compelling video content for social media platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. Social media content creators can work independently or for companies looking to expand their online presence.
• Event videographer: Videographers can specialize in event videography, capturing live events such as weddings, concerts, and corporate events.
• Freelance videographer: Videographers can also work as freelancers and offer their services to various clients. They can work on short-term projects or long-term contracts and have the flexibility to work on their schedule.

                        
Training Ouctcomes (Including Certification)

Technical knowledge: Students will gain a strong foundation in the technical aspects of videography, including camera operation, lighting, sound, and editing.
Creative skills: Students will learn how to develop creative concepts, storyboards, and shot lists to bring their ideas to life.
Portfolio development: Students will have the opportunity to create a portfolio of their work, showcasing their technical and creative skills to potential clients and employers.
Networking: Students may have the opportunity to meet and network with professionals in the videography and media industry, potentially leading to internships or job opportunities.
Career opportunities: Students who complete a videography training course may be qualified for various career paths, including videographer, video editor, film and video producer, multimedia artist, social media content creator, and event videographer.
Continuing education: Students may be encouraged to continue their education and pursue additional training or certifications to stay current with industry trends and technologies.

Instructors

• Nikesh Acharya
• Pushkar Rai
• Rajkumar Timalsina