Let's dive in. What all is in this course?
01: Equipment & Gear
- Choosing the Right Camera
- Lenses and How They Help With Storytelling
- Monopods and Stabilizers
- Using The Gear You Already Have
02: Settings for film
- Settings For Perfect Video
- Slow Motion, HD and More
- Aperture, Shutter Speed & ISO Specific for Video
- Camera Profiles
03: Pre-Shoot Preparation
- Incorporating Your Client's Vision
- Location Scouting
- Wardrobe That Translates Well On Video
- How to Decide Your Film's Tempo
- Creating a Shot List
04: Rules of Filmmaking
- What To Keep In Mind While Filming Out On-Location & In the Editing Room
05: Live Shooting On-Location
- 1.5+ Hours of On-Location Behind The Scenes
- See How I Direct My Clients
- How to Shoot the Kind of Shots You Need
- Live Teaching While On a Shoot
06: Music Selection for Your Film
- Where To Find Your Music
- Licensing Your Music
- Picking The Right Tone, Tempo & More
07: Editing Your Film
- Editing in Adobe Premiere Pro AND iMovie
- Setting Up Your Projects
- Navigating The Software
- What Tools To Use
- Importing Your Footage and Basic Cuts
- Transitions, Titles and Graphics
- Manipulating Audio Levels
- Exporting & Rendering
- Getting Your Films to Your Clients
When you purchase this course, you'll have instant access to all of the content below and be able to learn at your own pace. Not only do we teach you how to create a film from start to finish, you also get to come along with Sean on two live shoots to see how he directs and gets the shots he needs to create his client films.
Bonus Content
+ Sample Footage to Practice Editing
+ Pricing Your Films For Profit PDF
+ Senior Year Films Client Questionnaire
+ Pre-Shoot Preparation Checklist
+ Two Part Film Commentary
+ Color Correction Walk-Through
+ Sample Shot List
+ Formula For Editing a Full Film
+ Sample Footage to Practice Editing
+ Pricing Your Films For Profit PDF
+ Senior Year Films Client Questionnaire
+ Pre-Shoot Preparation Checklist
+ Two Part Film Commentary
+ Color Correction Walk-Through
+ Sample Shot List
+ Formula For Editing a Full Film