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The five elements of filmmaking

NARRATIVE

Even a 30-second ad has structure. every second counts, and every shot has purpose. remember, audiences may forget your film’s plot, but never a well-written character.

MISE-EN-SCENE

Show, don’t tell. it’s about placing ideas in your audience’s mind without putting them on screen. sometimes, what you suggest is far more powerful than what you explicitly show.

CINEMATOGRAPHY

The way a story is told shapes the audience’s emotions and experience. And the very same tale can be told in a thousand different ways.

SOUND DESIGN

Film is an audiovisual medium, making sound 50% of your picture. Iconic movies are less impactful without proper audio, and visceral imagery relies entirely on its accompanying sound.

EDITING

The art of turning chaos into harmony. No strict rules, just general guidelines. Combining all the shots into a meaningful sequence, giving a pace to your story, affecting the feel of it through fine changes in color. Millions of possibilities, no right, and no wrong. A well-executed cut will enhance the narrative, while a poor one can undermine the entire film.

Nick Kioroglou

Teaches Filmmaking

In the age were all films look the same...
learn how to create an intense and unique audiovisual experience
through advanced filmmaking techniques.

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Regardless of your already existing knowledge and experience on filmmaking, or the new one you have acquired
after attending the Filmmaking Masterclass, the question still remains:

How do you make a film, and for whom?

And the answers are the same, every single time.

You make a film by picking up a camera, and start shooting something.
And you always make any film with one person in mind:

You.

Even if destined for a studio, a customer, a big brand’s commercial, the first box your picture should tick,

is to be a positive and satisfying experience for its creator.

You are the first and most important member of any audience you can have.

Then the rest will follow.

SHOP GEAR


Filmmaking is many things.
Mainly it's art, and above all it's a collaborative process.
It's impossible to produce a good result alone, and even if you do,
it can always be better with the right people in the right spots.
Thats why you always see thousands of names in the end credits of films.
A good motion picture is just excellent collaboration between people from different fields.