Filmmaking
The Film Track at Strasberg teaches students the essential artistic and technical tools for making films: Directing, Screenwriting, Cinematography, Working with Actors, Sound, Editing, and Cinema Studies.
The Film Track spans two 12-week terms:
- Term 1, consists of our core film-classes as well as a series of filmed projects to be written/directed/edited by all Film Track students.
- Term 2 consists of the development and creation of the Film Track Thesis film. The Thesis Film will be written, cast, shot, and edited under the mentorship of the Film Track faculty, and screened publicly upon completion of The Film Track.
While in Film Track, students will engage in weekly Production Exercises both within and outside of class-time; exercises designed to deepen the balance between a complete technical and artistic pursuit of film craft.
Each student will leave Film Track with a series of completed projects and a Thesis Film, the opportunity to get public feedback on their work, and a certificate of completion.
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Immersion in the creative process and technical skills go hand-in-hand. Over a 24-week period students learn to conceive, write, shoot and edit under the supervision of the lead instructor and other highly qulaified faculty. The Film Track in NY is a 12 hour a week course, if you are an international student who plans on taking the Flim Track be advised that you are required to take additional coursework. International students must take 22 hours per week and be considered full- time students.
Emphasizing screenplay development and the fundamentals of visual storytelling, students realize their own personal vision while learning skills vital for successful collaboration with their peers.
Students are carefully guided through the many phases of the filmmaking process from inception to completion, including:
- Cinema Studies
- Script Development
- Camera Fundamentals
- Lighting
- Sound Recording
- Editing
- Working with Actors
- Casting
- Music
- Final Screening
The Film Track at Strasberg teaches you the Strasberg approach to filmmaking. Discover what makes an actor trained in the Film Track at Strasberg an actor -- and filmmaker -- trained for success! For more information regarding The Film Track at Strasberg, please contact:
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