Multi-Cam Directors Course

Published 2/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920×1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.73 GB | Duration: 2h 3m

Directors course focusing on understanding and Marking or Plotting of the script.

What you’ll learn
Gain proficiency in the setup of a multi-camera arrangement.
Comprehend the diverse responsibilities within each department of a multi-camera studio production.
Acquire the skills to guide both the cast and crew effectively.
Perfect the art of script plotting or marking.

Requirements
Minimal to no television experience required.

Description
This course provides a comprehensive exploration of the intricacies involved in multi-camera daily drama production. Participants will delve into various aspects of the production process, including technical setups, script plotting, and the roles of different departments.Key Topics Covered:Technical Setup: Gain insights into configuring and managing the technical layout for multi-camera productions, ensuring a seamless and efficient workflow.Script Plotting: Master the art of plotting or marking scripts, facilitating clear communication and understanding among the production crew.Departmental Roles: Understand the diverse responsibilities within each department, from the art department to wardrobe, lighting, and sound, ensuring a holistic comprehension of the production team’s functions.Cast and Crew Direction: Acquire essential skills for directing both the cast and crew, fostering effective collaboration and bringing the envisioned story to life.Camera Requirements: Explore the specific camera requirements essential for capturing the dynamics of a multi-camera daily drama, addressing the unique needs of this genre.Sound Importance: Recognize the crucial role of sound in television dramas, emphasizing the significance of quality audio to enhance the overall viewer experience.Prerequisites: No specific television experience is required, making this course accessible to individuals at various skill levels.Join us to gain practical insights, hands-on experience, and a deeper understanding of the nuances involved in the captivating world of multi-camera daily drama production.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Production

Lecture 2 Production

Section 3: Art Department

Lecture 3 Art Department

Section 4: Wardrobe

Lecture 4 Wardrobe

Section 5: Make-up & Hair

Lecture 5 Make-up & Hair

Section 6: Technical Layout

Lecture 6 Technical Layout

Section 7: Lighting & Vision Control

Lecture 7 Lighting & Vision

Section 8: Cameras

Lecture 8 Cameras & Peds

Section 9: Sound

Lecture 9 Audio

Section 10: Scripts

Lecture 10 Scripts

Section 11: Plotting or Marking the script (Part 1)

Lecture 11 Plotting

Section 12: Plotting or Marking the script (Part 2)

Lecture 12 Plotting

Section 13: Plotting or Marking the Script (Part 3)

Lecture 13 Plotting

Section 14: Plotting or Marking the Script (Part 4)

Lecture 14 Plotting

Section 15: Post Production

Lecture 15 Editing

Section 16: Conclusion & Practice Scripts

Lecture 16 Conclusion

Aspiring multi-cam television Directors.

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