What you'll learn
- You will be able to make better videos and movies.
- You will be able to plan and create your own movie/video projects from start to finish.
Requirements
- You will need any kind of working video camera: smartphone, camcorder, HDSLR, etc.
- You will also need a video editing software program and a place to store captured footage.
Description
Movie Making Made Easy teaches the fundamentals that go into making compelling videos from concept to completion.
The course is taught by video, illustrated with examples shot by the instructor. There is a five question quiz after each lesson.
It is followed by a 'Plan of Action' where the student goes out and makes a one minute movie based on what they learned in the course.
Students can use any kind of video camera and should have some form of video editing software and a way to store their footage.
The course runs about 90 minutes plus
Students will benefit by learning how to use sound, lighting, camera techniques and movie making organizing skills. These skills can be used to make: how-to demonstrations, self-promotions, home movies, video resumés, documentaries, kick-starter pitches, produce or service commercials or simply entertaining clips.
Instructor available in a number of ways: online question and answer periods, email response, phone, private consulting, online and in-person workshops.
Who this course is for:
- The audience is Do-It-Yourselfers who would like to make their own movies and videos.
Instructor
- 4.1 Instructor Rating
- 9 Reviews
- 192 Students
- 1 Course
'Harris from Paris' has been a professional movie maker and photojournalist his entire adult life. He started as a broadcast cameraman covering the Paris fashion scene, the runway and backstage, profiling designers and super models.
He later covered Hollywood movie productions on location, studying master directors before setting up his own production company. Rather than going the big-crew, big-budget route, he prefers his discreet photojournalist style. His low-key approach has allowed him access to film discreetly in places that would otherwise be off limits such as backstage Paris cabarets and remote ethnic villages in Indonesia.
Harris from Paris has mastered the fine art of creating movies from concept to completion without a crew. In this course, he shares his extensive movie-making knowledge and welcomes students with any level of experience.