Next course starts Monday 6 September 2010


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Recent Feedback


"The course was awesome. I think Patrick Tucker is the best tutor I have ever met in my life. Thank you!"       
Katie Townsend

"I just wanted to write to say thank you to everyone at Central for the excellent training I received at the school.  I had already heard that this course was meant to be the most intensive one in London, (and it was!), but it was so rewarding.  I now know more about professional filmmaking than I thought was possible in a month - I'm now planning my own project for  later this summer!"    
Joel Benson


Course Dates

6 September - 1 October 2010   BOOK now -  CLICK HERE

 

1 November - 26 November 2010   BOOK now -  CLICK HERE


Course Overview
 

During this one-month intensive filmmaking course, you will get hands-on training in professional filmmaking working under the guidance of internationally respected filmmakers and tutors, including directing Master Tutor, Patrick Tucker, and 2010 BAFTA nominated Line Producer, Rajinder Kochar.

 

From the first day you arrive at the school in the heart of central London there are practical workshops and training exercises that provide a well-balanced introduction to the technical craft of filmmaking and the art of visual storytelling.  

The quality of the final work speaks for itself and we always encourage prospective students to go online and compare the quality of this work with that of other short courses anywhere in the world.

Unlike some other short courses, the Certificate course at Central introduces students to ALL of the main aspects of contemporary filmmaking, including professional sound recording, casting and producing.   


On the course you will have the opportunity to write and direct a high quality short film with professional actors and receive one-to-one support from working film industry experts.  

The certificate filmmaking course provides practical and relevant foundation level training in the following key areas:  


Directing

Screenwriting 


Cinematography

Producing  

 

Sound Recording

Casting

Sound Design  

 

Editing

Festival Submission Strategy 

 

 

As with all courses at Central, the emphasis is on clear, straight-talking tuition, working with industry standard equipment and professional post-production facilities. All tuition leads towards the production of quality short films made in small production teams, which are premiered at the end of the course Champagne Screening. To see some examples of the films produced on this course visit the screening room where films are regularly uploaded.

WHO SHOULD APPLY? 

This course is designed for those with little or no experience of professional filmmaking.  The course is designed to provide training in professional practice at an introductory level. Students who have completed this course have gone on to make their own independent short films using the training and guidance they have received or gone on to apply for one of our full-time One Year training programmes.

The age of students who have taken the course ranges from 18-55, with students travelling from all over the world.

Students on the One Month course are actively invited to attend social networking events during their time on the course to help build up a list of contacts for future projects. 

 

For further information or to book a place please call Emma Swannack at the school on 0207 377 6060.

 

Alternatively to book your place online CLICK HERE 

 

We look forward to welcoming you to the school!
 

Course Fee: £1,675  

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Certificate students shoot

Students on the One Month Filmmaking course prepare to shoot another scene on the rooftop of Central FIlm School London in the heart of the city
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An actor prepares

Actress Anna Afayansa takes time out in the lobby to prepare for her role in 'Cherry'.
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Between takes

Actress Billy Higgins enjoys a lighter moment in the charged urban drama 'Cherry
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In the edit

Once edited for story, all films on the course go through a professional picture grade.