Film Production Program
Students in this field will be intensively introduced to the most important key and practical issues related to filmmaking.
- Each program includes 6 main modules taught over two 6-month semesters.
- Each semester includes 3 specialized modules covering multiple subjects.
- Total training time throughout the year is approximately 153 hours.
- Each class meets once a week for 1.5 hours.
- Classes are held on Thursdays — each day includes three 90-minute sessions.
- Each semester consists of 17 weeks of training.
- Semester 1 begins: September 15
- Semester 1 ends: January 15
- Semester 1 exams: January 20
- Semester 2 begins: February 15
- Semester 2 ends: June 15
- Semester 2 exams: June 20
- Graduation Ceremony: July 10
- This program includes an official Certificate of Completion in English.
- Graduates have priority for membership in the college’s professional associations and academic clubs.
- Tuition per semester: $300
Our Vision in This Program
What Courses Are Taught in This Program?
All sessions are taught by top instructors in each subject. Classes are conducted online, both via recorded and live video.
Semester 1
Film Basics
Sundays: 8–10 AM
- History and genres of cinema
- Film production stages (pre-production, production, post-production)
- Story structure and narrative
- Intro to filmmaking tools
Semester 1
Directing
Sundays: 10–12 AM
- Actor body language and direction
- Scene design and découpage
- Director’s coordination with crew
- Film analysis from the director’s view
Semester 1
Screenwriting
Tuesdays: 8–10 AM
- Three-act screenplay structure
- Character and dialogue design
- Scene and location writing
- Editing and rewriting
Semester 2
Cinematography & Framing
Sundays: 8–10 AM
- Camera and lens basics
- Composition and angles
- Creative lighting
- Camera movement & visual language
Semester 2
Editing & Sound Design
Sundays: 10–12 AM
- Conceptual and rhythmic editing
- Editing software introduction
- Sound design and mixing
- Music and effects in storytelling
Semester 2
Visual Effects
Tuesdays: 8–10 AM
- Intro to VFX & SFX differences
- Green screen & compositing
- Popular VFX software
- Creating simple digital scenes