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The Art of Multi-Camera Directing | October 2020 | Application Form |
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The Art of Multi-Camera Directing
Date: 12th - 16th October 2020
Location: City of Glasgow College, 190 Cathedral Street, Glasgow G4 0RF
Description
Designed to develop the skills of potential studio or Outside Broadcast directors
Course Content
A multi-camera director needs the ability to interpret a script creatively and construct action and story sequences whilst manipulating images from several cameras simultaneously. Be it a simple interview or the excitement of a rock band. In addition, a multi-camera director must have the presence and personality to be able to lead a studio crew.
On this practical course, delivered in partnership with Glasgow College, students will be introduced to the principles of multi-camera directing by undertaking exercises including how to direct music. Students will also experience the roles of vision mixing, floor managing and operating studio cameras.
The course is led by David G. Croft, an award-winning television director who has directed some of the best-known entertainment and music programmes of the last three decades. At the BBC he directed a wide range of Arts & Entertainment programmes and specialised in directing major rock events including Live Aid, which won a BAFTA. Among his freelance credits are Crystal Maze, Top of the Pops and Shooting Stars.
Fees:
Corporate Rate: £2950
Freelance Rate: £2250
Once you have been accepted on the course we will invoice you, by email, for the full amount of the fees. We must receive your payment 5 working days before the course at the latest. Your place on the course is not confirmed until we have received full payment from you, or you have received written confirmation that you have been awarded a bursary.
Application and deadlines
This course is currently open for applications.
If you are intending to apply for a bursary the deadline is Monday 28th September 2019 at 9am.
Bursaries
Thanks to funding from the Scottish Government, discretionary bursaries may be available to those who are eligible. Bursary information is available from www.nfts.co.uk/scotland and on each course information page. Please contact scotland@nfts.co.uk if you have a bursary query.
Data Protection
The National Film and Television School respects your personal information and undertakes to comply with the Data Protection Act 1998.
Our full Data Protection Policy can be found here.
Date: 12th - 16th October 2020
Location: City of Glasgow College, 190 Cathedral Street, Glasgow G4 0RF
Description
Designed to develop the skills of potential studio or Outside Broadcast directors
Course Content
A multi-camera director needs the ability to interpret a script creatively and construct action and story sequences whilst manipulating images from several cameras simultaneously. Be it a simple interview or the excitement of a rock band. In addition, a multi-camera director must have the presence and personality to be able to lead a studio crew.
On this practical course, delivered in partnership with Glasgow College, students will be introduced to the principles of multi-camera directing by undertaking exercises including how to direct music. Students will also experience the roles of vision mixing, floor managing and operating studio cameras.
The course is led by David G. Croft, an award-winning television director who has directed some of the best-known entertainment and music programmes of the last three decades. At the BBC he directed a wide range of Arts & Entertainment programmes and specialised in directing major rock events including Live Aid, which won a BAFTA. Among his freelance credits are Crystal Maze, Top of the Pops and Shooting Stars.
Fees:
Corporate Rate: £2950
Freelance Rate: £2250
Once you have been accepted on the course we will invoice you, by email, for the full amount of the fees. We must receive your payment 5 working days before the course at the latest. Your place on the course is not confirmed until we have received full payment from you, or you have received written confirmation that you have been awarded a bursary.
Application and deadlines
This course is currently open for applications.
If you are intending to apply for a bursary the deadline is Monday 28th September 2019 at 9am.
Bursaries
Thanks to funding from the Scottish Government, discretionary bursaries may be available to those who are eligible. Bursary information is available from www.nfts.co.uk/scotland and on each course information page. Please contact scotland@nfts.co.uk if you have a bursary query.
Data Protection
The National Film and Television School respects your personal information and undertakes to comply with the Data Protection Act 1998.
Our full Data Protection Policy can be found here.