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Unearthing the Media Archives

DCTV See all classes by this school @ 87 Lafayette St, New York, NY

Discover the hidden stories of the past and gain access to a treasure trove of media archives in this course at DCTV. Learn the ins and outs of archival research, from finding the right collections to navigating intellectual property laws and licensing costs. Uncover a wealth of material that will bring depth and context to your storytelling.

(240) All levels 18 and older
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Musical Theater Masterclass with Jason Thinger

Actors Connection New York See all classes by this school @ Assigned studio will be emailed, New York, NY

Join top Broadway casting director, Jason Thinger, for a special Masterclass at Actors Connection New York. Improve your audition material and receive honest feedback from a professional in the industry. Limited to 14 advanced musical theater actors of all types and ages.

(329) Advanced 18 and older
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Developing Documentary Story Structure

DCTV See all classes by this school @ 87 Lafayette St, New York, NY

Transform your documentary idea into a compelling narrative with expert guidance on structuring and shaping your story. Explore key elements such as exposition, theme, and character arcs through case studies and discussions. Receive valuable feedback on your project, ensuring your story resonates with clarity and impact.

(240) All levels 18 and older
$150

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Directing Workshop I

The Barrow Group Acting School See all classes by this school @ 520 8th Avenue, New York, NY

Discover the art of directing at The Barrow Group Acting School. Dive into the early stages of the directing process and learn how to analyze scripts, facilitate rehearsals, and apply acting tools to your work as a director. Join us for an immersive exploration of the director's role in bringing a full-length play to life.

(74) All levels 18 and older
$495

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Acting for Film & Television

Stella Adler Studio of Acting See all classes by this school @ 65 Broadway, New York, NY

Immerse yourself in the world of Acting for Film & Television, where intermediate-level actors hone skills essential for feature films, TV dramas, and comedies. Master rapid script memorization, camera presence, and authentic role immersion—key elements for success in screen performances.

Intermediate 18 and older
$650

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Film Emulation Masterclass

AbelCine Training See all classes by this school @ 88 35th St, Brooklyn, NY

Gain an understanding of the psychological impact of color on viewers and uncover the foundational elements of cinematic looks using digital emulation technology.

(48) All levels 18 and older
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Pitching Your Documentary Lab: Trends & Insights

DCTV See all classes by this school @ 87 Lafayette St, New York, NY

Master the art of pitching your documentary with expert guidance on creating captivating pitch decks and delivering persuasive presentations. This workshop empowers filmmakers to confidently navigate the media landscape and connect with producers, distributors, and funding partners to bring their vision to life.

(240) All levels 18 and older
$450

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Digital Cinematography: Camera

DCTV See all classes by this school @ 87 Lafayette St, New York, NY

Master the art of digital cinematography and discover how to achieve your aesthetic goals as a DP in this hands-on workshop. Experiment with framing, composition, lenses, and advanced manual image control techniques using the Blackmagic URSA Mini Pro. Develop your skills and take your camera work to the next level at DCTV.

(240) All levels 18 and older
$360

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Camera Fundamentals

DCTV See all classes by this school @ 87 Lafayette St, New York, NY

Unlock the secrets of effective digital video production with our Camera Fundamentals workshop. Dive into essential concepts like focus, exposure, and composition using HD video cameras, gaining valuable skills applicable across all camera types. Whether you're a budding filmmaker or media enthusiast, this workshop provides a solid foundation for capturing compelling visuals with confidence.

(240) Beginner 18 and older
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Get Your Film Into Festivals

DCTV See all classes by this school @ 87 Lafayette St, New York, NY

Discover the keys to navigating the film festival circuit, from selecting the right festivals to maximizing your impact once accepted. Learn how to position your film for recognition and adapt to evolving festival models, setting the stage for a successful journey toward distribution and audience engagement.

(240) All levels 18 and older
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RG101: Learning to Grade with Resolve and Warren Eagles of the ICA

AbelCine Training See all classes by this school @ 88 35th St, Brooklyn, NY

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to coloring with DaVinci Resolve, designed for beginners with no prior experience. Students will learn essential techniques including color correction, key-framing, and exporting, all while working at their own pace and receiving personalized instruction.

(48) Beginner 18 and older
$796

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RG201: Advanced Resolve Techniques with Warren Eagles of the ICA

AbelCine Training See all classes by this school @ 88 35th St, Brooklyn, NY

This advanced iColorist workshop is tailored for experienced Resolve Colorists and covers complex techniques for grading diverse media formats. With a small class size and hands-on feedback, participants will refine their skills on real-world footage and complete sequences efficiently.

(48) Advanced 18 and older
$796

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RG301: Resolve Looks & Matching Masterclass with Warren Eagles of the ICA

AbelCine Training See all classes by this school @ 88 35th St, Brooklyn, NY

In this immersive two-day workshop, students will explore advanced color grading techniques and create distinct cinematic looks using a variety of media. Participants will analyze and replicate established styles, work with real-world footage, and engage in simulated client review sessions for hands-on learning.

(48) Advanced 18 and older
$796

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ARRI ALEXA 35 Bootcamp

AbelCine Training See all classes by this school @ 88 35th St, Brooklyn, NY

Gain experience using industry-leading ARRI ALEXA 35 camera with this workshop. Designed for professionals and aspiring filmmakers, dive into the camera's ecosystem and learn about wireless lens control and ARRI Master Grips. From setting up the camera for various scenarios to shooting practice, this workshop will equip you with the skills needed for a wide range of projects.

(48) Intermediate 18 and older
$640

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AGITO Academy Standard

AbelCine Training See all classes by this school @ 88 35th St, Brooklyn, NY

Gain hands-on knowledge and confidence operating the AGITO Modular Dolly System in "Standard Operator Mode" at the AGITO Academy. Discover the core concepts, assembly, RF operation, safety protocols, and more. Limited class sizes ensure ample hands-on time with the AGITO.

(48) Intermediate 18 and older
$440
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SOA Steadicam Foundations

AbelCine Training See all classes by this school @ 88 35th St, Brooklyn, NY

Master the art of Steadicam™ Stabilizer Systems in this intensive 3-day workshop. Learn from qualified instructors and gain practical and theoretical experience to begin working proficiently as a Steadicam Operator. Enhance your skills and unlock new career opportunities with SOA Steadicam Foundations.

(48) Intermediate 18 and older
$2,500.01

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Resolve for DPs

AbelCine Training See all classes by this school @ 88 35th St, Brooklyn, NY

This course teaches cinematographers how to effectively use DaVinci Resolve for on-set and near-set tasks, focusing on working with log or raw footage, applying LUTs, camera matching, transcoding, and batch processing for dailies and general deliverables.

(48) Beginner 18 and older
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Filmmakers Week

International Film Institute of New York See all classes by this school

Embark on a comprehensive exploration of the filmmaking process at the International Film Institute of New York. This one-week seminar offers valuable insights into critical craft elements needed for success in the industry, from script to screen. Led by seasoned professionals, this immersive experience is perfect for aspiring filmmakers eager to learn what goes on behind the camera.

(5) All levels 15 and older
$975

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Introduction to Filmmaking

The Barrow Group Acting School See all classes by this school @ 312 W 36th St, New York, NY

A 12 week filmmaking workshop for any actor who has ever had an idea, an iPhone, and wants to learn how to create their own film. In this crash course, actors will create their own content by learning how to write, act, direct, and produce their own work. Students will learn the basics of screenwriting, setting up shots, sound, lighting, directing, and editing while using a hands on approach to DIY filmmaking. Students will leave...

(74) Beginner 18 and older
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The Essentials of Creating 360 Virtual Reality Videos

NYIM Training See all classes by this school @ 185 Madison Ave, New York, NY

(747) All levels 18 and older
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Reviews for Film Classes in NYC

Film Classes in NYC are rated 4.3 stars based on 152 verified reviews from actual CourseHorse.com purchasers.

  • Digital Cinematography: Lighting

    Reviewed by Jack D. on 12/9/2024
    This is a great course to learn about the technical and the artistic elements of film lighting. I'm very happy I took the class, and Patrick is a great instructor.
  • Filmmaking Essentials: Screenwriting

    Anonymous review on 3/10/2024
    Elisabeth was great and fun to work with.
  • Digital Cinematography: Camera

    Reviewed by Julia A. on 3/25/2023
    I loved my Cinematography class! Patrick was very knowledgeable and answered all questions everyone had - and there were many! I definitely will take more film classes with DCTV.
  • 4-Week Online TV/Film Acting Intensive for Beginner

    Anonymous review on 12/11/2020
    This 4-week class with acting coach James O'Connor was a great intro class for me. The class was personable and James spent as much time as he could with each of us giving us well-rounded critiques to pursue for the next class and to continue to pursue in our careers. I left this class feeling full and for me that's important! Big Thank you, I look forward to booking with you again soon.
  • Trailer Editing

    Reviewed by Will R. on 8/21/2019
    The workshop is great for people wanting to understand the fundamental structure of trailers and key elements. For those more advanced, you get to see the instructor's editing workflow in Adobe Premiere Pro. I wouldn't mind if this course was longer and allowed for more time on the editing process. The instructor is great!
  • Production Week

    Reviewed by Anneliese D. on 6/16/2019
    Great course for beginners with little or no technical experience. Covered camera, lighting, audio and shooting fundamentals. Small class size and great teacher!
  • Bulletproof Filmmaking: Film Grammar

    Anonymous review on 4/26/2019
    Frederik was wonderful and full of information! This is not a hands-on course, but provides a solid foundation of language used in the filmmaking business, details about shooting, editing, and the psychological effects of each. Frederik teaches the "rules" of filmmaking...and then teaches you how to successfully break them!
  • Producing 101: The Role of the Producer

    Anonymous review on 1/14/2019
    Kishori was a knowledgeable and experienced teacher and covered the content well. The class was full of other attendees from various professional backgrounds and it turned out to be a great networking event as well!
  • Documentary Theory

    Anonymous review on 12/22/2018
    Excellent teacher, excellent content. I wish there were more sessions and more time. Thank you!
  • Movie Night + Pizza + Discussions: AlphaGo A.I.

    Reviewed by Louell S. on 9/12/2018
    It was a beautiful movie. I had a great time watching it.
  • Introduction to Filmmaking

    Reviewed by Patricia B. on 8/28/2018
    I'm so happy I told this class. The class was a hands on immersive experience in creating a film from a short scene. It felt like one week too short. I learned a lot about what aspects of filmmaking I'm interested in and will pursue more thoroughly. Worth the money and time!
  • Keeping It Legal

    Reviewed by Joseph V. on 8/6/2018
    Fun class but very educational! Very knowledgeable instructor. Exactly what I hoped it would be. Fully addressed many of my concerns relating to projects I am working on. Thank you.
  • Producing 101: The Role of the Producer

    Reviewed by Lauren L. on 5/22/2018
    6 hours flew by! Learned an incredible amount of info and loved how this workshop was structured.
  • Video DSLR

    Reviewed by Kelly S. on 4/9/2018
    The instructor was great and answered all the questions the class asked him. And I learned about the fundamentals to the camera, equipment use, and after we shot, I got tips on how to make the film better. Definitely would recommend.
  • Understanding Color & Gamma

    Reviewed by Derek S. on 3/1/2018
    I loved the class. I got out of it everything I could ask for in a 3hr window.
  • Here Comes Virtual Reality

    Anonymous review on 1/14/2018
    This was a very good beginner's overview of VR. The instructor, Bob Sacha, had great energy and patience.
  • Video DSLR

    Anonymous review on 12/11/2017
    I really enjoyed this class. There was ample opportunity for questions, while still keeping the class moving. We reviewed and refreshed on a lot of camera basics throughout (which was really helpful), and then used those factors to maximize our video/film capabilities with DSLR.
  • Understanding Scopes

    Reviewed by Ricardo O. on 9/29/2017
    Great class and great teacher!
  • Look Up Tables (LUT) 101: Theory

    Reviewed by Ricardo O. on 9/29/2017
    great class
  • DIY Stop Motion Animation (Online)

    Reviewed by Trisha A. on 7/24/2017
    Class was fantastic! I got a lot of feedback and one on one time with the instructor, very explorative and fun. Instructor answered all my questions and helped me to think of new ways of thinking outside the box. Would definitely take again and recommend a longer course offering if offered again. Software was easy to learn as well.
  • Digital AC Series 201: Building the Camera

    Reviewed by Brett C. on 5/16/2017
    Great class
  • Docu Edit

    Reviewed by Edgar R. on 4/1/2017
    Excellent. VERY hands on workshop. I would love to take additional courses at D.C. TV.
  • Get Your Film Into Festivals

    Reviewed by suzane S. on 2/15/2017
    It was really productive!
  • In-Depth: Sony FS7

    Reviewed by Moshe W. on 12/2/2016
    Awesome class great with great instructors
  • 8 Week Directors ACCESS Observer Workshop

    Anonymous review on 4/13/2016
    A terrific workshop that provided hands on experience directing actors in scene work. Jeremy explained in great detail the various means to directing actors to deliver the performance the director needs. A brief background on directing was given, along with acting exercises and the varied ways to approach a scene. Jeremy also provided literature references for outside reading. Without a doubt, this is a beneficial workshop for aspiring directors and screenwriters wishing to expand their scope of understanding. The atmosphere of the workshop was relaxed, supportive and communal. Great, great experience.
  • Green Screen

    Reviewed by Carlos O. on 3/6/2016
    Very informative. Great pacing. This is a great course to get a good feel for Premiere CC.
  • Darkroom Basics: Developing Film

    Reviewed by Sara Z. on 3/3/2016
    I really enjoy all the proces , and the specification of David our profesor. I really like it and is a pitty that i couldn´t gonna take the print class with him!
  • Production Week

    Reviewed by Tijjani Shehu Y. on 12/6/2015
    Wow excellent class thumbs up.
  • DIY Stop Motion Animation (Online)

    Reviewed by Benjamin C. on 10/24/2015
    Instructor is cool and patient. Gives you a good overview.
  • Video DSLR

    Anonymous review on 1/12/2015
    The class was really detailed and comprehensive considering it was just two days. Josh Koury did a great job answering questions and tailored the class to suit our needs.
  • Thinking Image First: Visual Storytelling

    Reviewed by ovie i. on 11/15/2014
    This class was amazing. I found a wealth of knowledge and practical experience in the instructor. I would hope for more classes with Mr. Vince
  • Thinking Image First: Visual Storytelling

    Reviewed by JOE C. on 9/27/2014
    Great course

Discover the Best Film Classes in NYC

Film is a visual storytelling medium that combines moving images, sound, and various artistic techniques to create a narrative or convey a message. It involves the process of capturing and recording sequential images on a strip of celluloid or digital media, which is then projected onto a screen. Filmmaking encompasses the entire production cycle, from pre-production (scriptwriting, casting, and planning) to production (shooting scenes with cameras and capturing audio) to post-production (editing, visual effects, and sound design) to create a finished film. Cinematography refers specifically to the art and technique of capturing and composing the visual elements of a film—including lighting, camera angles, framing, and movement—to enhance storytelling and evoke emotions.

Why You Should Learn Film in NYC

Learning film in NYC offers numerous advantages and benefits. For one thing, it provides a deep understanding of visual storytelling and the techniques used in filmmaking. This knowledge can be applied to all kinds of creative endeavors, such as videos, commercials, documentaries, or even personal projects, enabling you to effectively communicate your ideas through visuals. 

Also, learning film allows you to develop a critical eye for analyzing and appreciating the technical and artistic aspects of cinema. It enhances your ability to deconstruct films and understand their underlying messages. It helps you appreciate the thought and effort put into their creation. Additionally, studying film nurtures creativity, encouraging you to think visually and experiment with different storytelling techniques, camera angles, lighting setups, and editing styles. This creativity can extend beyond film itself, influencing other artistic disciplines and enhancing problem-solving skills. 

Finally, learning film can lead to a range of career opportunities within the film industry, including directing, cinematography, editing, screenwriting, and production, allowing you to pursue your passion and contribute to the world of cinema.

In-Person Film Classes & Schools in NYC

Film classes are offered in a variety of different venues, including educational institutions such as universities, colleges, and community colleges, where film studies programs are commonly found. Specialized film schools and academies are dedicated institutions that focus on providing film education and offer a wide range of film classes. Many art schools and conservatories also offer film classes as part of their degree programs. In addition, community centers, cultural organizations, and nonprofit institutions may organize film classes and workshops to promote film education and appreciation within the community. In some cases, independent filmmakers and production companies offer film classes and workshops to share their knowledge and expertise.

Founded in 1986, The Barrow Group Acting School (TBG) is a highly regarded non-profit organization located in the heart of NYC. TBG encompasses an off-Broadway theater company, an acting studio/school, and an arts center. The institution offers a diverse range of programming, including acting, directing, and film-related classes. These encompass scene study intensives, monologue workshops, solo-show performance workshops, script analysis, the Alexander technique, theatrical clown training, voice training, Shakespearean acting, beginner-level classes, and specialized classes for teens, tweens, and kids. TBG also provides a comprehensive two-year acting program and a six-week summer acting program. It has gained recognition as one of the leading training schools for the performing arts in New York.

Film/TV Acting II: On-Going at The Barrow Group is an intermediate-level class for adult students. In this six-week film and television acting class, you’ll get prepared for the particular demands and challenges of acting on camera. You’ll be introduced to, and build on, the Barrow Group tools. Additional focus will be paid to continuity and coverage (medium shots and close-ups, for instance), and how to work on a set. Beginners Acting III: Film/TV is a class for students who have completed Beginner I and II at the Barrow Group and want to apply what they’ve learned to on-camera work. You will use The Barrow Group tools on monologues and scenes in front of the camera and watch playback each session.

The Teen Film/TV Acting Intensive (Ages 14-18) offered at The Barrow Group provides an introductory-level film and TV class specifically designed for high-school students. This class aims to familiarize young actors with TBG’s unique approach to storytelling while equipping them with the same tools used by professional adult actors. During the teen classes, students are encouraged to observe their peers and give objective feedback, a crucial aspect of the learning process and understanding TBG's methodology. This intensive program, spanning one week, explores ensemble building, script analysis, film/filmmaking terminology, and the application of TBG's acting techniques through monologues, scene work, cold reads, and audition preparation. There are no prerequisites or auditions required to participate.

DCTV, established in 1972, is a nonprofit media arts center in NYC that supports independent filmmakers. Located in a historic firehouse in Chinatown/Tribeca, DCTV fosters an inclusive and diverse community. It offers affordable workshops, equipment rentals, production space, post-production facilities, a renowned documentary production house, and youth media programs. With over 150 hands-on classes and workshops annually in digital filmmaking and media arts, DCTV gives you a unique training experience. Differentiating itself from other centers, DCTV has small class sizes, comprehensive resources, and competitive prices, enabling you to gain valuable skills without disrupting your schedule.

DCTV's Mobile Filmmaking class, designed for beginners, is where you'll learn how to create movies using your smartphone camera. Whether it's video diaries or feature films, this class showcases the creative potential of lightweight yet powerful smartphones for filmmaking. Explore various techniques, strategies, and tools, including additional accessories and apps that enhance creativity while keeping production costs low. The workshop also includes independent exercises between sessions for practical application of the learned concepts.

Digital Cinematography: Camera at DCTV is an intermediate-level production workshop where you’ll see the big picture of camera work and what you can do as a director of photography to best achieve the aesthetic goals of your project. Using the Blackmagic URSA Mini Pro, you’ll experiment with framing and composition, lenses and depth of field, and advanced manual image control techniques. You’ll also learn what works best with the conditions and style you want to shoot in.

Conveniently situated on the west side of Manhattan, Acting School for Film and Television offers comprehensive training in practical acting skills. Students learn important techniques such as auditioning, monologues, scene study, cold reading, improvisation, and commercial acting. To ensure a professional and intimate learning experience, their classes are kept small, allowing students to focus on honing their craft. Mark Stolzenberg, the head of the school, leads the classes. He’s also an instructor at The New School in NYC.

Essentials of Film Acting 110 at the Acting School for Film and Television is intended for new students, regardless of experience level. This is an on-camera class that stresses the craft of acting for film and TV. All sessions are filmed, and you’ll review your work at the end of each session on a monitor. The class is limited in size to ensure that everyone gets private camera time. If there’s anything in particular that you need to improve, personal attention will be given. In this class, you’ll work on eye line (where to look), how to project your voice, how to convey emotions, and your physicality. The instructor stresses believability and vulnerability in acting and will share many tricks of the trade. You’ll spend time working on close-ups, performing monologues, doing improvisations, making commercials, and doing some scene work. Most of the material used is from movies.

Virtual Film Classes & Schools

Online film classes differ from in-person film classes in several ways. First, the mode of delivery is distinct, with online classes conducted virtually through video conferencing platforms or pre-recorded video lessons. This allows you to access the materials and instruction from anywhere with an internet connection, offering flexibility and convenience in scheduling and location. By contrast, in-person film classes require physical attendance at a specific venue and adhere to a predetermined schedule.

Second, the interactive nature of online film classes can vary compared to in-person classes. While online classes tend to incorporate discussion forums, chat features, and live video interactions, the immediacy and spontaneity of in-person collaboration and hands-on activities can be challenging to replicate online. In-person classes give you direct interaction with instructors and fellow students, facilitating real-time feedback, group projects, and practical exercises on set or in a dedicated film studio.

Another distinction is that the technical aspects of film production may differ between online and in-person classes. In-person classes often grant access to professional-grade equipment, editing facilities, and physical film sets for practical training. On the other hand, online classes may focus more on theoretical concepts, script analysis, and post-production techniques that can be learned and practiced using personal or readily available equipment.

It's worth noting that online film classes give you the advantage of broader accessibility, as they eliminate geographical limitations and allow you to learn from industry professionals and renowned institutions without the need for travel. However, in-person classes provide you with a more immersive and hands-on experience with face-to-face interactions. This type of learning fosters the development of practical filmmaking skills in a collaborative environment. Ultimately, the choice between online and in-person film classes depends on your own preferences, learning styles, and educational goals.

Actors Connection of New York has been giving actors access to New York's premier agents, casting directors, personal managers, and print agents for over 30 years. With an extensive monthly schedule featuring over 150 classes, seminars, and special events related to TV and film, they provide exceptional opportunities for working actors. Whether you're seeking representation, exploring new aspects of the industry, aiming to enhance your auditioning skills, or simply looking to network, Actors Connection equips you with the necessary tools for success in today's competitive acting market.

The Film Intensive with Donna McKenna, hosted by Actors Connection of New York, is a film and television acting class suitable for all experience levels. Donna McKenna, an internationally acclaimed casting director and producer, will lead the class. The session begins with an informative online Q&A, followed by each student presenting a scene, pre-assigned by the instructor, with a reader in a group setting. You should be prepared to receive feedback and make adjustments. All students will be given a cold scene. Be sure that your headshot and resume are up to date.

Actors Connection of New York hosts an advanced-level class, Online Feature Film/TV Intensive with Erika. The instructor, Erika Foss Demeza, brings a wealth of professional experience in film and television, having worked with esteemed platforms such as Netflix, A24, Apple TV, Hulu, and Focus Features. The virtual intensive starts with a Q&A session, providing an opportunity to interact with Erika. Following that, she will guide you and the other participants (alongside a reader) in on-camera exercises within a group setting. Expect to receive feedback and make real-time adjustments throughout the session.

For the past 18 years, Randi Feldman has been sharing her expertise in film workshops and lectures at prestigious institutions such as UCLA, NYFA (New York Film Academy in L.A.), AFI's Directing Workshop for Women, Santa Fe Community College, "F.I.T" Film Industry Training Program presented by S3 Entertainment Group in Detroit, Michigan, and Columbia College in Hollywood. She also serves as the director of Cinema Workshops, located in Santa Monica, California. At Cinema Workshops, she offers a range of classes focused on "The Craft of the Script Supervisor" for aspiring directors, producers, and script supervisors in the film/TV/commercials industry. Classes are available in private or semi-private workshop formats.

Cinema Workshops hosts Beginning Script Supervising Part A and Beginning Script Supervising Part B, which are designed for individuals without prior experience in the field. These entry-level classes cover all the essential principles and practices that every script supervisor should be familiar with. You will gain a solid foundation in the necessary skills to effectively supervise scripts for both feature films and TV productions. It’s recommended to take Part A and Part B in sequence to fully benefit from the instruction.

Situated in downtown Los Angeles, California, Los Angeles City College is dedicated to empowering students from diverse communities. The institution's mission revolves around assisting students in attaining their educational and career goals by offering learner-centered pathways to success through transfer programs, career and technical education, and foundational skills programs. They teach a comprehensive range of classes, both in-person and online, including those related to TV and film.

At Los Angeles City College, Acting for Film & TV is an introductory-level class that lets you delve into the fundamentals of acting within a safe, positive, and supportive environment. The class focuses on various aspects of the field, such as script analysis and audition preparation. Through the effective use of your imagination, you’ll learn to develop authentic and believable characters. The class emphasizes breathing life into every scene and evoking emotional responses from the audience. Working with scene partners, you’ll engage in practical exercises using film and TV scripts in an audition-style format. Be aware that the class incorporates an on-camera component.

Private Group Film Classes in NYC

If you're interested in reserving a private group film class online, CourseHorse offers customized live online classes tailored to your organization or business, providing an ideal opportunity for team-building that encourages engagement and creativity. To reserve a private group film class, complete the contact form to connect with CourseHorse and explore the available options.

Booking a group event through CourseHorse offers a number of advantages. Firstly, it grants you the flexibility to adjust the group size as needed, and you can expect to receive a confirmation email within 24 hours, all without incurring any additional booking fees. And CourseHorse supports a variety of virtual platforms, which simplifies the hosting of your group's online gathering.

A film class can prove highly effective as a team-building activity, fostering collaboration, creativity, and effective communication. Participating in the process of creating a film requires teamwork. Individuals with diverse skills and roles need to come together to bring a project to fruition. Film class students often work in groups or production teams, relying on each other's expertise and collaborating toward a shared objective. This collaborative environment nurtures trust, respect, and proficient communication skills as participants navigate the intricacies of planning, shooting, and editing a film.

What’s more, film classes provide a platform for people to express their creativity and explore their strengths in a supportive setting. Engaging in hands-on activities and creative exercises allows team members to unleash their imaginations and problem-solving abilities. They will discover innovative approaches to overcome challenges. This shared experience of learning and creating together brings about a sense of camaraderie and belonging within the group. By witnessing the collective effort needed to produce a film, participants develop a deeper appreciation for each other's contributions and gain a greater understanding of the value of teamwork.

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