Revelation Bay Productions

Foundation Course

Coming up in June, 2015 (Weekends)

at Electronic City

For course fee please contact us

We want you to enjoy the art of photography and the capture those moments which you think is unique. Instead of getting you to memorize scary terms like aperture, shutter speed, depth of field, we prefer to show through live demonstrations and examples so you can grasp the technical aspects and understand how and when to use them.

To help you get acquainted with your camera quickly, We recommend you to bring your camera or borrow one from your friends. Also, we can help you hire one for the day of Practicals.

Course Outline:

Session 1:

Introduction to Photography
Understanding your Camera
Understanding exposure, quality and quantity of light
Importance of the capturing the Moment
What is the story behind your picture
Review of select pictures

Session 2:

Understanding the Exposure Triangle
Aperture, Shutter speed & ISO – their relationships
Students – handling and understanding a DSLR

Session 3:

Camera Angles & types of shots
The rules of framing / Composition
The rule of thirds
Demonstration and Students practical – 1
Review of Students work

Session 4:

Understanding low light photography
Understanding Depth of field
Understanding lenses
Introduction to Lighting
Demonstration and Students Practicals - 2
Review of Students work

Session 5 : (Advanced)

Soft light / Hard light
Creative Lighting with available source
How do you tell a story through pictures?
Different Kinds of Photography
Students to choose their interest
Students Practicals – 3 (based on their Interest)
Review of Students work

Session 6 : (Advanced)

Outdoor Candid shoot or Studio setting shoot
Practicals - 4

Session 7 : (Advanced)

Reviews of students work
Introduction to Night photography
Practical – 5 (Night Photography)

Session 8 :

Review of Student work
Final Review

By the end of this workshop, you’ll be comfortable handling your camera and be able to take good quality pictures with your creativity imprinted on it.

Learn the art of Film-making

Scripting / Camera / Editing / Direction

Starting from July, 2015 (3 months)

For course fee please contact us

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Overview:

The film-making workshop seeks to provide creative and technical skills in the development and production of digital films. The program seeks to give the students insight and understanding of the process of film-making, outlining the evolution of the idea to the development of the script and production of the film. The workshop is an intensive overview of most aspects of digital film production and you will be guided by experienced faculty during your time and beyond.

The course scope includes film grammar, script writing, the production process, and the art of editing. Students will create a short film and the workshop will be completed with a review of their work.

Course Outline:

Module 1: (Introduction to film-making and basics of Scriptwriting)

Time Duration: 1 month

Introduction to Film-making – An overview of the Film Industry
Basics Film language
Mise-en-scene
Genre's of Film-making
Introduction to the pre-production, production, post-production
The art of story-telling
Plot, conflict and resolution
Research
Film grammar of Scriptwriting
Idea, Synopsis and script
Write your own script for a scene

Module 2: (Introduction to Camera and lighting)

Time Duration: 1 month

Basics of handling a DSLR video camera
Types of shots
Compositions and rule of third
Camera exercise – Pan, Zoom, Tilt, rack focus etc...
Communicating through the camera
Continuity
Line of action (180 degree rule)
Camera exercise – for three people (180 degree rule)
Introduction to lighting
Three point lighting
Lighting exercise – Three point lighting for Interview / News anchoring

Module 3: (Introduction to Editing and direction)

Time Duration: 1 month

Basic acting skills
Acting exercise
Introduction to Film editing
Principals of editing
Styles of Editing
Using cutaways
Introduction to Direction
Screen language
Direction for single news camera production
Production of a News programs
Editing a News program
Continuity exercise for editing and directing
Mis-en-scene exercise

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