This workshop will cover the 5 steps:

1. Block - The professional actors walk through the scene and we mark their starting and ending positions for the camera.

2. Light - We light the "hot" set and place the camera in its starting position while the actors are in hair/makeup/wardrobe getting ready.

3. Rehearse - We rehearse the entire scene with camera, sound and actors.

4. Tweak - Last looks for the set, camera, lighting, sound, and performances.

5. Shoot - The shot with different takes.

Hours = 4 (setup/workshop/breakdown)

​Muvimon Studio, LLC

OBJECTIVES:

Breakdown elements of the narrative dialogue scene

Learn the tools of cinematic film production (camera, sound, etc.)

Collaborate with mentors and peers

Build a community of film artists

Practice film form

OUTCOMES:

Knowledge in film arts

Competency in production concepts

New skill set​

          This immersive workshop will offer Attendees/Learners (A/L)

a practical theory on how to shoot a narrative film dialogue scene.

This workshop will empower A/L with the tools necessary for

collaboration & expression. A/L will work with professional film artists

the day of the workshop and walk away with the knowledge to apply

these production skills in the future.

          1st hour - attendees/learners will be instructed that film artists

will be implementing the five stages necessary to shoot a scene. Before

and after each stage, film artists will explain what they are doing for

the scene. Film artists will be available to answer questions as they work.

This will create a space for a dynamic learning model that is effective,

social, and interactive. The film artists will reset back to the first stage once we have executed all five stages for the shot.

         2nd hour - attendees/learners will have the opportunity to practice

the skills that they saw the film artists applying in the 1st hour. We will

repeat the five steps from the 1st hour, shot by shot. This time film artists

will act as mentors and let attendees/learners work in front and behind

the camera. ​

Hours = 4 (setup/workshop/breakdown)