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Courses in Filmmaking →
Course #1:
Basic filmmaking (pre-production)
Course #2:
Practical narrative film editing
Course #3:
Film scoring for dramatic scenes
Exercise:
Script writing for high school dramas
Future:
Poser / DAZ Studio animation



Learning resources about Narrative Film Production are organized into a series of course and lessons.

Lessons in Basic Filmmaking Course
Lesson: Formatting the Script
Pop Quiz: Pop Quiz - What is the first shot?
Lesson: Creating the thumbnail storyboards
Lesson: Creating the 3D storyboards
Free disk: A simple DVD-Video Editing Workshop
Lesson: Learning about camera lenses
Lesson: Record the dialog for the animatic
Lesson: Intro to narrative filmmaking
Lesson: Draw the movie poster for "Star Wars"
Lesson: Understanding dailies
Lesson: Create a matte painting
Lesson: Understanding editing
Pop Quiz: Pop Quiz - Creating the moods (film scoring)
Lesson: Understanding "L-Cuts"
Lesson: Create the animatic



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