Learn How To Create Nonfiction Films
In the full-time 4-Week Online Documentary Filmmaking And Micro Docs, students learn the fundamental aspects of narrative and documentary filmmaking. Through immersive learning, they are introduced to the arena of digital social media micro docs. Through a series of lectures, in-class screenings, and practicum assignments, award-winning filmmakers shepherd students through the production of three original 1-5 minute documentaries which can be made traditionally or as social media micro docs. Films include an Observational Film, Interview Film, and Final Film.
Workshop DescriptionWorkshop Name: 4-Week Online Documentary Filmmaking And Micro Docs
Production and post-production of all films created in this workshop can be accomplished using a home computer and a smartphone. As each film is completed, students screen their work with their classmates and instructors and engage in feedback sessions and discussions.
Prerequisites – This is an introductory workshop, no prerequisites are required, nor is any prior experience expected.
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Class Details
The 4-Week Online Documentary Filmmaking And Micro Docs Workshop include directing, documentary storytelling, camera & lighting, producing, and editing.
Times and Breakdown by Week
The 4-Week Online Documentary Filmmaking And Micro Docs Workshop typically has full-time hours on Monday – Friday. Additional time is needed outside of class to complete coursework and films.
Program and Software Requirements
This course requires the following software and equipment:
- Smart Phone with a camera
- Filmic Pro app (additional student cost is approximately $14.99)
- DaVinci Resolve Editing Software (no additional student cost)
- Laptop or desktop computer with minimum specs for editing
Suggested Resources
- External hard drive (optional) would cost an additional $30-$200
- Voice Record (PRO) app which is free to download
Students will join this class remotely. To get the best experience from our online workshops, we recommend that students have a reliable computer, external hard drive, strong internet connection, and a quiet place to work.
During the workshop, students create three (3) original 1-5 minute documentaries which can be made traditionally or as social media micro docs. Films include Observational Films, Interview Films, and Final Films. Projects are subject to change.