Film Production & Distribution

Weeks 1-4: Introduction to Film Production

• Week 1: Course orientation and the filmmaking landscape.

• Week 2: The role of the producer, director, and production team.

• Week 3: Pre-production essentials: script development, budgeting, and scheduling.

• Week 4: Casting, location scouting, and assembling your production crew.

Weeks 5-8: Filmmaking Fundamentals

• Week 5: Cinematography, camera techniques, and visual storytelling.

• Week 6: Sound recording and designing an immersive audio experience.

• Week 7: Production design, art direction, and set management.

• Week 8: On-set production challenges and troubleshooting.

Weeks 9-12: Advanced Filmmaking Techniques

• Week 9: Lighting and creating the right mood for your scenes.

• Week 10: Directing actors and eliciting authentic performances.

• Week 11: Post-production workflow, editing, and visual effects.

• Week 12: Sound editing and mixing for a cinematic experience.

Weeks 13-16: Film Marketing and Distribution

• Week 13: Understanding the film marketplace and target audiences.

• Week 14: Marketing strategies, branding, and film festivals.

• Week 15: Distribution models, sales agents, and licensing.

• Week 16: Developing a distribution plan and film promotion.

Weeks 17-20: Film Financing and Legal Aspects

• Week 17: Film financing sources: investors, grants, and crowdfunding.

• Week 18: Contracts, legal considerations, and intellectual property.

• Week 19: Film insurance, production management, and risk mitigation.

• Week 20: Collaborative projects: pitching, fundraising, and industry networking.

Weeks 21-24: Filmmaking Capstone Project and Graduation

• Week 21: Project development and pre-production for your final film.

• Week 22: Production, post-production, and refining your film.

• Week 23: Post-production quality control and marketing strategies.

• Week 24: Graduation ceremony, film showcase, and personalized career guidance.

Course Benefits:

• Hands-On Filmmaking: Gain practical experience in every aspect of the filmmaking process.

• Industry Insights: Learn from experienced filmmakers, producers, and distribution experts.

• Feedback and Peer Review: Receive constructive feedback on your filmmaking projects.

• Networking: Connect with fellow filmmakers and industry professionals.

• Distribution Expertise: Acquire the knowledge and skills to navigate the distribution landscape.

Who Should Attend:

• Aspiring filmmakers, directors, and producers looking to master the craft.

• Individuals interested in film production, from concept to distribution.

• Film and media students passionate about the entire filmmaking process.
• Anyone with a creative vision for bringing stories to life on the big screen.

Note- Please note that the course content and duration may vary based on the specific offerings and curriculum of Doon Film School. Adjustments can be made to align with the school’s resources and objectives.