INDIAN FILM INSTITUTE
Calling all creative minds
The Indian Film Institute is organizing four-days
Certificate Course in filmmaking- Mind to Screen
4 Day Workshop / 3 Hours Per Day / On Ground / Certification
This four-days Course will be conducted by experts from the Indian Film, Television & Advertising industry. They encapsulate a 360-degree view of professions related to Film making in eight different modules. The filmmaking course is of a twelve-hour duration.
Spread over a period of two weekends, the course would be conducted on four days. Designed for students and professionals, alike the course will benefit young adults keen on exploring filmmaking as a career; amateurs, and young professionals who may be interested in any of the areas. Exposure and interaction with industry stalwarts would further help to understand cinema and pursue a career therein.
Limited seats are available. So, sign up quickly.
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Mind to Screen
7,8,14,15 March, 2020 | 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM | ART KONSULT
CERTIFICATE COURSE IN FILMMAKING
The course will cover the following key disciplines
Dates: 7,8,14,15 (March 2020)
Timings: 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Fees: Rs. 3,000 + GST
Module 1: What is Cinema: A brief history and overall understanding of the art and craft of it
A combination of several art forms Cinema needs to be understood first in its entirety as an art form itself. The journey of Cinema since its arrival in 1895 has seen numerous techniques, styles,
approaches to narrate a story. Before embarking upon this journey, howsoever short, the student
must be aware of these aspects. This module delineates these aspects to lay down a resonating layer of understanding on the Student's mind.
Module 2 : Screenplay: How to write shorts and feature films
The very basis, the foundation for any good film is the creation of a story - with all its layers, texts and sub-texts, characters and sub characters, situations and the pace and manner of their unfolding, the creation of drama. This entire process and much more than this is called Screenplay Writing. This session will effectively unfold the mind, the process, the intricacies and tools that are needed to write a good story.
Module 3 : Directing Films
Who is a Director. How films are conceived and executed. Basics of Direction, Approaches, Styles.
Samples of great works in the history of International Cinema. From Action to Drama, from romance to horror, from mainstream commercial to art house and so on is the subject matter of this session. Importance of the perspective of the Film Maker. Getting a glimpse of how a director envisions a film, the process followed by a filmmaker to transform a story from his/her mind to the screen. How to direct short, documentary and feature films.
Module 4 : Tools of a filmmaker
Using cameras, Sound and Editing to build sequences; How to use the tools of filmmaking; movements and spaces, the importance of ambience, dialogues and music. It will discuss how to piece together the shots and pace the film juxtaposing images against each other. How to combine the three to create a story to have the desired impact, forms the subject matter of this session.
Module 5: The Camera- Transforming Objective to Subjective Images
Looking at objects and subjects through a Camera, Camera types, Camera movements, optics, exposures, styles matching the texture of the film. This session will talk about the variety of methods and methodologies, the common techniques, the clichés, capturing the images with required depths.
Module 6: Sound is the life of a film
Using sound in a film, recording, processing and mixing of sound. Indoor and Outdoor situations and sound recording. Sound Effects and Reproducing Sound.
Module 7: Of Cutting and Editing
Editing images and sound is real film making. Studios that transform Camera works into meaningful films. The job of an Editor. Creating Sequences and through them the Narrative. Pacing of the Narrative and the Impact.
Module 8: Interactive Session on Acting
The job of an Actor, basics, training, Your body, yourself, Voice & Communication. Advice from an
International Actor who has acted in over 200 films.
Module 9: Distribution and Funding
Understand the basics of Film Distribution, Film Festivals and Funding of a film and how these are as important for a film student as a Good Script.
* Students will get 20% discount.
Faculty
Manoj Srivastava
Former Chief, International Film Festival of India (IFFI), Goa and Film Producer & Distributor.
Saibal Chatterjee
National Award Winning Film Critic and Author, Encyclopedia of Hindi Cinema
Junaid Memon
Producer, Founder of GreenTV and Chief of Nomad Films; one of the largest Advertising Companies in India
Shweta Malik
Trained in Hollywood, Shweta has directed and Produced several Web Series and Short Films.
Executive Producer & Director. Worked on several major feature films and International Commercials.
Kunal Srivastava
Rahul Krishan Ahuja
Film Journalist, Critic and a Founder of a Media Advertising Company
Praveen Jain
Former Professor, Editing, Film & Television Institute of India (FTII, Pune)
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TESTIMONIALS
"A very informative & educational course for the time span (it was conducted in). Very well planned and executed"
- Vaibhavi Nandkarni
The workshop was incredible. It totally changed my perspective on cinema.
- Tathagata Chaki
"It was really useful in terms of appreciating films. Apart from that, the course also helps to know professionals and their respective work"
- Shrikant Mishra
"I felt it was a very well-planned programme that really opened our eyes to the film industry"
- Nolan Passah
"It is really good starting point for beginners who want to go further on this path"
- Anupam Baswal
"Best possible opportunity in Delhi."
- Ashish Sharma
"Informative, knowledgeable and inspiring."
- Anurag Singh Pundhir
"A great module giving out apt information to generate interest as well as a guide to continue to explore the field of filmmaking"
- Priyanka Bharadwaj
"The course was very informative for people interested in filmmaking"
- Nitin Purswani
"Very well organised. Wish there could have been more practical sessions."
- Veena Jain
“It was a good experience to get to know the introduction of a complicated and challenging process of filmmaking.” – Rashmi Khurana
“It is a very comprehensive course, crisp, alluring, informative and exciting.” – Tushar Gupta
“It was good. Delhi has a need for a space like this. A great initiative.” – Nikhil George
“It is a nice approach for beginners and for those professionals who want to pursue filmmaking as a career, it gives information on filmmaking aspects with a nice blend of ethics in addition.” – Aashish Kantatla
“Well Organized. Would like to attend the advanced version.” – Dr. Dinesh Sethi
"Very effective course and imparts a lot of practical knowledge. Much needed course for BJMC students. "
- Garima Sansawal
"Very informative and interesting."
- Deepti Baweja
"Very informative"
- Seema Kumar
“A superb experience; learned a lot. It was a much-needed platform to increase interaction of creatives.” – Vani Bhushan
“Overall course was very informative.” – Sandeep Singh Rathore
“It was a good basic course” – Ivneet Kalra
“Course was very knowledgeable, helpful, energetic and informative. A chance to meet real industry people and grab their experiences.” – Shakti Kumar Garg
“The workshop was easy to understand, worth and excellent. I learned many aspects about filmmaking.” – Gourav Mahajan
“A very interesting and creative course, and it’s good for our knowledge” – Raghav Arora
VENUE - LOCATION
ART KONSULT, An Art Gallery
3, Ground Floor, Hauz Khas Village, Near Hauz Khas Social,
New Delhi 110016
Nearest Metro Station: Green Park
CONTACT US
Email: kunal@indianfilminstitute.org
Phone: Ms. Roshni Dhillon- 8826649936
Office: 011-49539587 (11AM-5PM)