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Music Video Production


Duration
Starts
Finishes
Days
8 Weeks
4pm
7pm
Sunday



 

Course outline

Week 1
Music video genres.

Week 2
Creating an idea for a music video, storyboarding and shot listing.

Week 3
Location research and how to budget for a music video

Week 4
Camera techniques.

Week 5
Shooting a music video.

Week 6 & 7
Editing.

Week 8
How the industry works.


Nick Parkin - this months featured songwriter



Satisfaction Guaranteed!
A diploma in 'Music Video Production' is awarded by The London Academy of Media Film & Television to students who successfully complete this course.



Suggested below are a selection of London Academy Television courses, ideal for beginners and intermediate and which other students have found rewarding.

TV Production Training - 3 days
Video Production School - 5 days
Lighting Techniques FD - 1 day
Camera Training - 1 day
Video Editing Techniques - 2 days
Camera Lighting Foundation Diploma - 2 days
Sound Recording Techniques – 1 day
Documentary Making – 8 Weeks
TV Producer Film Director – 1 day
TV Producer / TV Director – 1 day

What the students say:

''I gained the confidence to start my own Music video Production company''
Matty Corwet, 24, Trumpet Player

''My band got a free video made during the course''
Julian Ofte , 25, Art Director

''Made a great Music Video, thanks to the brillant guidance from London Academy''
James Thornton, 22, Graduate

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Music Video Production Training Course

Entry level: Beginner - Intermediate

4pm - 7pm    Sunday    8 Weeks

Professional Music Video makers are ready to teach you practical film making skills using modern cameras and post production techniques.

During week one, you will learn about Music video genres, The history of music videos, including videos from Elvis to the present day.

Gain confidence through discussing Music Video Techniques, Live Performance, Narrative stories, Social Commentary, and Animation and Effects

On week 2, You'll learn about creating an idea for a music video, storyboarding and shot listing. Pencil sketches, Cinema 4d and computer storyboards

Learn about location research during week 3 and how to budget for a music video(between £5,000 and £30,000), also includes getting deals on equipment and facilities.

Gain confidence on week 4 by understanding Camera techniques; Field of View, Transitions, Camera Angle, Camera moves, Panning, Dolly shot, Crane shot, Lenses, Zoom Lenses and the Vertigo Effect, Depth of Field Effects, and Green Screen)

Shooting is on week 5 and will usually be from 9am-5pm, so keep this day free to maximise your learning courtesy of London Academy of Media Film and TV.

week 6 and 7 will be Editing known in the business as Post-Production

(Cutting to rhythm, Spotting Boris, Sprite-based particle effects application, Duplicating an artist in the Same Shot, Transporter Effect, Ghost Effect, How to Blur Part of an Image



week 8 is about how the industry works. Commercial and Music Video production companies, producers, directors and the company's roster. Winning the job: pitching to artists, bands and agencies Distribution: the ever increasing opportunities for showcasing music videos on TV and multimedia platforms.

Career Opportunities: useful tips to build a show reel and make industry connections in London.



Beginners are welcome to enrol and so are individuals who possess a little knowlege and who wish to update their skills.

Your Course Tutor is Andi Reiss a film writer, producer and director.

Despite a background in English, design and painting, Andi was drawn to cinema. Rarely distinguishing between the two, he now freelances as a writer/director and producer of drama and documentary and Music Videos.

Andi Reiss has directed, shot,edited and produced a number of successful music promos and commercials.

He is the director of the critically acclaimed refugee feature docu-drama "Cargo" (which he also produced), and the short films "Sleeper" and "Little Angels" amongst others.

Andi Reiss is also the director/producer of the documentaries " Special Delivery", "Empty Vessels" and "Killer Cure" (which he also produced).

Andi Reiss has worked in many different mediums, and on a variety of formats from 35mm to HDV, and is employed as a cinematographer, editor and cartoonist as well as a writer,director and producer.

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