Course description
Overview of the Film Production Course
Objective:
To develop skilled professionals capable of contributing creatively and technically to the media and entertainment industry.Levels Offered:
- Certificate in Film Production: Foundation-level skills.
- Diploma in Film Production: Advanced training and specialization.
Duration:
- Certificate: 1 year to 1.5 years.
- Diploma: 2 years.
Mode of Study:
- Full-time.
- Part-time (depending on the institution).
Key Units of Study
Scriptwriting and Storytelling
- Fundamentals of narrative structure, dialogue writing, and screenplay formatting.
Cinematography
- Camera operation, lighting techniques, and visual composition.
Directing
- Managing the creative vision and guiding actors and crew during production.
Editing and Post-Production
- Use of editing software to assemble raw footage into a finished film.
- Introduction to color grading and special effects.
Sound Design
- Recording, mixing, and editing sound for audiovisual productions.
Production Management
- Budgeting, scheduling, and logistical coordination for film projects.
Film Marketing and Distribution
- Strategies for promoting and distributing films to reach target audiences.
Ethics and Media Law
- Understanding copyright laws, intellectual property rights, and ethical considerations in filmmaking.
What will i learn?
- Learning Outcomes Graduates of the course will: Create, direct, and produce films independently or as part of a team. Demonstrate mastery of industry-standard tools and technologies. Adapt to both traditional and modern filmmaking techniques, including digital and online media.
Requirements
- Entry Requirements Certificate: KCSE Grade D (Plain) or equivalent. Diploma: KCSE Grade C- (Minus) or completion of a relevant Certificate in Film Production.
Dorine Otieno
Lectures
0
Skill level
Intermediate
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