One-time
In-person
$950
Tuesday, July 7
Being a producer means wearing many different hats and navigating a wide range of business relationships. By the end of this course, you will be able to grasp the important role that producers play in film-making, from script breakdown to copyright, marketing, and distribution of your film or television project.
Learning Outcomes – Participants Will:
- Identify the roles and responsibilities of the producers in film and TV.
- Understand the role of the screenwriter and how to get started in getting your ideas out there.
- Explore what to expect when working with producers.
- Understand drama and how to structure your story.
- Break down a script to assess production logistics.
- Explore what copyright is, and what types of contracts producers need to negotiate to get the rights to make a project.
- Be introduced to managing set, crew, and production issues.
- Explore necessary leadership skills for producers.
- Learn about film marketing and audience building.
- Identify and understand the two primary models of distribution.
Requirements:
- Any video capturing device (cell phone or other)
- Not required but recommended: video editing software of your choice
Prerequisites:
- Students are not required to have any previous training or experience.
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