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How "on camera" is your on camera class? "The Essence of Film Acting" classes use a two camera/split screen format. All scenes are video taped on USB flash drives so you can view on your computer at home. Joy Rinaldi, "The Audition Doctor" with numerous TV/Film/Broadway credits to her name, has both day and evening classes. Find your film essence,...

Steadicam® is now a commonly used tool within the film and television industry, however it requires training and practice in order to produce good results. More than just a stabilizer, as a shooting system it is able to provide an individual style to the production often greatly desired by producers and directors. Additionally, complex moving scenes...

AGITO Academy is our dedicated training program, designed for operators of all abilities to gain hands-on knowledge and confidence with the AGITO Modular Dolly System. It doesn’t matter if you have previous experience of radio control systems, this training is designed to give you the knowledge and confidence to operate the AGITO system in “Standard...

In this course, you will learn how to make beautiful looks, but before you can master the techniques for look design you must first learn about Color Management. Color Managed Workflow training was originally developed with the support of the British Film Institute and since has established itself as a standard for modern Film and TV professionals...

A “learn by doing” class that takes you step-by-step through the screenwriting process, moving you from idea to script pages in four weeks. Brainstorm the story you want to tell. Outline without writing a novel. Get your story out of your head and onto the page quickly, efficiently, and creatively. Class 1: Brainstorming and Outlining...

Don't miss this amazing opportunity to work with this leading Casting Director, Derek Hersey of Kromer Casting! This will be a live, interactive class with a Q&A and the opportunity to perform for and get feedback from Derek. You will also be able to send us your headshot, resume, acting reel and anything else you would want Derek to see. This...

Would you like to be an actor? Explore the basics of acting in a safe, positive and encouraging environment. Learn how to break down a script or prepare for an audition. Create and develop believable characters through effective use of imagination. Breathe life into every scene and move people emotionally. Work on film and TV scripts with scene partners....

Learn from an Industry expert You will learn everything from script writing to distribution, and how to attract name talent for your movie. Public Motion Pictures has obtained distribution for every film they have produced and will teach you the same easy to follow steps. This is not a theoretical approach to film making. This is a nuts and bolts...

This workshop will teach you all of the technical principles and hands-on configurations of wireless video technology for studio, handheld, and gimbal applications. In this class, you will explore a variety of wireless video equipment used to monitor the camera on set, and setups are covered from a logistical and practical point of view.  You...

Lights! Camera! Action! Have you thought this is the year to start auditioning for film and TV? This one day workshop will focus primarily on the cold read. Students will be given an introduction to the term and practice as well as techniques for picking up material quickly and how to effectively make and apply character choices. Students will...

Film is a wedding of all the arts. In a hands-on course, gain a strong understanding of the four phases of filmmaking as you learn the basic principles for operating the motion picture camera, as well as lighting and sound equipment. Find out about production crew positions and roles, how a production typically flows, what you need to know about set...

Many of the latest camera systems offer either Log or Raw recording modes that give us the most possible information out of the camera. These features are great at keeping the original camera ‘negative’ as clean as possible, but at the same time they can leave your image on set looking very flat and boring. This is where the use of Look Up Tables...