Make a Short Film from Script to Screen
© Sydney Short Film School 2013
In the course, we cut to the chase and teach you
exactly the things you need to know in a fast,
concise and hands-on practical manner. You will
use the school’s professional DSLR camera and
sound equipment to make a short film with the
other students in the class. All students get the
chance to try their hand at writing, directing,
acting, filming, sound recording and editing.
Some of the biggest and best film festivals in the
world, like Tropfest, celebrate the art form that is
short film, and now YOU can get to make a film
worthy of the festival circuit!
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Courses usually run once per quarter, but in
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Learn to Make Films Like a Pro!
The Sydney Short Film School
Where: Australian Cinematographers Society National HQ - North Sydney
When: June 2013 - SIX Sessions
Cost : $330 ($280 Earlybird if booked before 14th June 2013!)
Wednesday 3rd July - 6:30pm
Wednesday 10th July - 6:30pm
Wednesday 17th July - 6:30pm
(Full day’s shoot) Saturday 20th July - 10:00am
Wednesday 24th July - 6:30pm
Wednesday 31st July - 6:30pm
Mark these dates in your calendar!
Sydney Short Film School
Next Course starts 3rd July 2013! Book Now!
Every great film director
started his or her career
making short films.
And now, you can too!
This course, conducted by the Sydney Short Film School, will help you gain a broad understanding of all the technical and performance aspects of making a short movie. You will be learning all the secrets for success from a Tropfest-winning tutor at the National Headquarters of the Australian Cinematographers Society in North Sydney - the best venue for any movie-making course in Sydney! Each course runs one evening per week for five weeks with one full Saturday for shooting a movie (see course schedule). A laptop computer is recommended, but not absolutely necessary.
