free web stats
film school
Industry Film School is
featured in the
Asbury Park Press
Click Here to Read the Article


Industry Film School wins Big at STN! Our Students left Florida with 3 awards. Two First Place and Best Original Score.



Get your T-Shirt today
Call
1-877-593-8953.


Industry Film School
Featured in MCAC's
State of the Art Magazine
Click Here to view.


Industry Film School Graduates
"Where
are they now?"

Student: Siobhan Cavanaugh
College: Ithica
Grade: Sophomore
Industry Work: Gruve Digital Productions

Student: Kyle Mumford
College: SVA
Grade: Senior
Industry Work: Abel CineTech

Student: Dan Skinner
College: Full Sail
Graduate
Industry Work: Chapman - Leonard - Discovery Channel

Student: Mike Gaboff
College: Academy of Art
San Francisco
Graduate
Industry Work: We Play Crazy Productions - Daisy of Love - Stunt Dummies


Student: Jeff Misdom

College: Academy of Art
San Francisco
Industry Work: Feature Film "West End"

Student: Josh Kirchmer
College: Emerson
Grade: Senior
Industry Work: Euro-Pacific Film & Video Productions

Student: Dave Allen
College: Brookdale
Grade: Graduate
Industry Work: UFC - Independent Documentary

Student: Jim Mauro
College: Brookdale
Grade: Sophomore
Industry Work: Gruve Digital Productions


  Featured Site:
Student Filmmakers.com

  Newsletter:
Submit your email for updates about the school and events.

  Support Arts Education
MonmouthArtsCouncil.org



ADVANCED PRODUCTION FOR TEENS

2010 Winter & Spring COURSE SCHEDULE
Enroll Today!

Click Here to read what students are saying
about the Industry Film School.

      The Production and Filmmaking Technique courses are designed as building blocks to develop a student’s career in filmmaking. Each technique course includes hands-on projects that advance with each class module. Whether a student is new to filmmaking or comes with previous experience, the Filmmaking Technique courses will help them develop their professional skills.

      Programs are developed, evaluated, and taught by certified teachers and professionals in the field. Certificate students also find valuable opportunities to network with instructors, classmates and other professionals.

Listed below are the courses we offer and a brief course outline:

Stop Motion & 3D Animation
      Students enrolled in this twelve-week course will create stop motion animation short films using modeling clay and various other elements. Students will also be introduced to 3D computer animation using Lightwave 3D. During the course the student will develop a script, models, backgrounds, and use any other props needed for the production. Students will also learn the basics of editing and sound mixing to create a finished DVD of their short films.

ADOBE After Effects
      Students enrolled in this twelve-week course will work with After Effects, a software based special effects program. After Effects is used in many areas of production for finishing and to composite effects with video. This class will also introduce students to the basics of Photoshop.


AVID Editing & Certification
      This editing course will take the students through the Avid editing curriculum and courseware developed by Avid. This program is designed to educate the student in non linear editing using the Avid software and hardware used in professional studios. Students completing this course will become certified users of the Avid Editing Software.


Website Design
      Using Dreamweaver, students will learn how design, program and host a website. Students will also be introduced to the strategic development and marketing aspects for constructing and managing a site.


Production Technique 1

      This twelve week after school program is designed as an introductory course preparing students to become proficient in various areas of production. Students will work on writing, shooting, directing and editing their own projects while participating as crew members on other students’ projects.

      Topics covered during the twelve week session include:
            • Preproduction
            • Directing the Camera
            • Screen Writing Essentials
            • Camera Operation & Functions
            • Lighting with Available Light
            • Introduction to Editing

Production Technique 2
      This course is a continuation of Filmmaking Technique 1 and builds on the skills learned in that course. Students will continue writing, shooting, directing and editing their own work while experiencing new and exciting areas of production.

      Topics covered during the twelve week session include:
            • Production Budgeting & Scheduling
            • Directing & Planning Shots
            • Script Writing Structure (Part 1)
            • Digital Cinematography
            • Sound Recording
            • Basic Lighting
            • Directing Actors (Part 1)
            • Editing Rough to Fine Cut

*Prerequisite - Filmmaking Technique 1 or equivalent training.

Production Technique 3
      Continuing with the filmmaking education process, students are now introduced to advanced techniques. In this third module, students are emerged in the filmmaking process while refining skills for writing, shooting, directing and editing.

      Topics covered during the twelve week session include:
            • Post-Production Schedule
            • Directing Continuity
            • Script Writing Structure (Part 2)
            • 16mm Cinematography
            • Sound Recording & Mixing
            • Lighting for Aesthetics
            • Directing Actors (Part 2)
            • Editing with Music and SFX

*Prerequisite - Filmmaking Technique 2 or equivalent training.

Production Technique 4
      Continuing to build on previous skills, this course offers advanced filmmaking techniques that will prepare a student to create a short film for distribution. Students will write, shoot and direct a short film on a format of their choice.

      Topics covered during the twelve week session include:
            • Post-Production Festivals & Distribution
            • Directing Your Film
            • Creating Your Shooting Script
            • High Definition Cinematography
            • Sound Editing & Design
            • Advanced Lighting & Electrical
            • Directing Actors (Part 3)
            • Editing for Distribution

*Prerequisite - Filmmaking Technique 3 or equivalent training.

Advanced Filmmaking Technique 1
      This course is designed for advanced filmmaking students that have completed Filmmaking Technique 4 or equivalent training at another institution. This course is a twelve week course that focuses on developing skills needed to create an independent short or feature film for distribution.

      Topics covered during the twenty week session include:
            • Producing
            • Advanced Directing
            • Casting
            • Advanced Cinematography
            • Dialogue Recording
            • Production

*Prerequisite - Filmmaking Technique 4 or equivalent training.

Advanced Filmmaking Technique 2
      This course is a continuation for the advanced filmmaking students that have completed Advanced Filmmaking Technique 1. This course is a twelve week course that focuses on the post production process, completion and distribution of the student’s film.

      Topics covered during the twenty week session include:
            • Post Production
            • Sync-Sound Editing
            • Sound Design
            • Clearing Music Rights
            • Contracts
            • Distribution Options

*Prerequisite - Advanced Filmmaking Technique 1.

Phone Toll Free: 1.877.593.8953
email: info@industryfilmschool.com

 

Official Winner at STN and GSFF.



Industry Film School students win Big!!

Best Original Score - STN

Best Home Grown Student Short - GSFF

During the Summer 2008 school break, three students began an adventure of a lifetime producing their independent short film Neutral Man. Screening to thousands so far, these students now have real life experience of bringing their project to the next level...the general public. Visit IMDB to view this short.

 


Students Win Big at STN in Orlando, Florida.

IFS takes 1st for Sweet 16 and Documentary competitions.

This Year: Industry Film School attended the Student Television Network 2009 National Convention this year with 10 students. Over 1200 students and 160 schools competed in 13 video based competitions. Industry Film School took first place in the 16 hour filmmaking competition called the Sweet 16. Another group of student won first place for their documentary about the Peabody Hotel.

For more information about Student Television Network please visit the website below.

StudentTelevision.com



Industry Film School and Abel Cine Tech work together to offer equipment discounts to our students.

AbelCine.com
Panasonic HVX200 DVCPRO HD P2

See Details >>

Industry Film School purchases film exclusively from Kodak.

Kodak Vision 2 16mm Film Kit

Special offer for qualifying high school, college students and faculty.
 

Actors Playground offers
professional training for all ages.

 





about
| curriculum | instructors | outreach programs | internships | apply online | site map | privacy policy | payment options


 ©2009 Industry Film School                                         Industry Film School proudly accepts all major credit cards.