Course Summary
This course explores the art of filmmaking off the ground, including drone cinematography and the use of remote-controlled cameras.Key Learning Points
- Learn the fundamentals of drone cinematography, including safety, regulations, and equipment.
- Discover how to use remote-controlled cameras to create unique and dynamic shots.
- Explore the creative possibilities of aerial videography and how to incorporate it into your filmmaking.
Related Topics for further study
- Drone Cinematography
- Remote-Controlled Cameras
- Aerial Videography
- Creative Filmmaking
- Filmmaking Techniques
Learning Outcomes
- Develop a deep understanding of drone cinematography
- Discover how to safely operate remote-controlled cameras
- Learn how to incorporate aerial videography into your filmmaking
Prerequisites or good to have knowledge before taking this course
- Basic knowledge of filmmaking
- Access to a drone and remote-controlled cameras
Course Difficulty Level
IntermediateCourse Format
- Online
- Self-paced
- Video lectures
Similar Courses
- Introduction to Filmmaking
- Cinematography: Theory and Practice
- Visual Storytelling: Filmmaking Techniques
Related Education Paths
Notable People in This Field
- Philip Bloom
- Casey Neistat
Related Books
Description
This course is an introduction to many of the possibilities that exist to fund your film, market it, and create an audience for it. It will give you a sense of possible options and avenues to explore and it will start you on the process of making your film dreams a reality. The course covers the grant researching and writing process for fiction films and documentaries, strategies for developing impactful film websites, best social media practices for filmmakers, and how to approach crowdfunding and seeking investors. Through these experiences you will be prepared to seek funding for your film and to build your own audience through digital spaces.
Outline
- Introduction to Getting Your Film Off The Ground
- Introductory Video
- Week 1: Applying for Grants
- Why Are We Starting With Grants?
- General Advice for Documentary and Narrative Film Grants
- Documentary Grant Applications
- Narrative Film Grant Applications
- Why Are We Starting with Grants?
- General Advice for Documentary and Narrative Film Grants
- Documentary Grant Applications
- Narrative Film Grant Applications
- Week 2: Making Your Website
- Why Do You Need A Website and What Platform Should You Use?
- What Information Should Your Website Include?
- What Should Your Website Look Like?
- Why Do You Need A Website and What Platform Should You Use?
- What Information Should Your Website Include?
- What Should Your Website Look Like?
- Week 3: Developing Your Social Media, Newsletter, and Press Presence
- Why You Need Social Media and How You Should Approach It?
- Which Platforms Should You Use?
- Creating a Newsletter
- Getting Press for Your Film
- Why You Need Social Media and How You Should Approach It?
- Which Platforms Should You Use?
- Creating a Newsletter
- Getting Press for Your Film
- Week 4: Crowdfunding and Finding Investors
- Deciding Whether or Not to Crowdfund and Selecting Platforms
- Getting Your Crowdfunding Campaign Ready to Go
- Reaching out to Investors
- Conclusion Video
- Deciding Whether or Not to Crowdfund and Selecting Platforms
- Getting Your Crowdfunding Campaign Ready to Go
- Reaching out to Investors
Summary of User Reviews
Discover the art of film-making with Film Off Ground course on Coursera. This course provides insight into every aspect of making a film, ranging from pre-production to post-production. The course has received positive reviews from users who found it to be informative and engaging.Key Aspect Users Liked About This Course
Many users found the course to be well-structured and easy to follow.Pros from User Reviews
- Provides a comprehensive understanding of film-making
- Engaging and informative content
- Suitable for beginners and professionals alike
- Great value for money
- Excellent guidance from instructors
Cons from User Reviews
- Requires access to expensive equipment
- Assignments are time-consuming
- Difficulty level varies across different modules
- Course material may not be suitable for advanced learners
- Limited interaction with instructors