Plan, film and edit a fictional film - all in one day
This intensive filmmaking workshop introduces production elements such as storyboarding, cinematography and editing by placing students in creative filmmaking roles. Working collaboratively to interpret a screenplay, students will explore concepts of narrative, genre and visual storytelling.
Students will:
- understand the different phases of film production and the creative roles involved
- consider tropes, codes, and conventions of different genres
- produce a storyboard and shot list from a script
- film and edit their films with support from ACMI staff
Important information
This is a full-day program for up to 28 students.
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Links to pre-visit information and post-visit activities will be made available upon booking.
Curriculum links
Media Arts Levels 9 & 10
experiment with media processes and skills, media language and media technologies throughout the production process to construct representations that reflect ideas, perspectives and meaning VC2AMA10D01
design and structure media arts works that communicate ideas, perspectives and meaning VC2AMA10C01
select and apply production processes and use media arts concepts to construct representations and produce media arts works that communicate ideas, perspectives and meaning to an intended audience VC2AMA10C02
Drama Levels 9 & 10
apply design areas to both devised and scripted works to enhance meaning for an intended audience VC2ADR10C02