Producing
The film industry is undoubtedly an industry that heavily relies on financial investments, and it is impossible to produce a film without considering the financial aspect. It is vital for students aspiring to enter this industry to understand and value the importance of budgeting. However, financial management is not the only crucial element in producing a film. Students will also be exposed to departments such as casting, scheduling, and location scouting, which are closely related to the production process. These departments contribute to building a thorough knowledge of what it takes to create a film, regardless of its size and genre. During the course, students will learn how to build and read a film budget, how casting decisions are made, and what to consider when location scouting and scheduling. They will also explore the relationship between fundraising, marketing, and the film industry, and the role of entertainment lawyers in contracting and legal aspects of filmmaking. By the end of the set time period, students will have gained a comprehensive understanding of the film production process.
