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Have you always wanted to get into the media industry? There are so many areas to learn about when it comes to telling stories through media. You might focus on factual programming, drama or comedy. Do you love animation or have you always seen yourself as a documentary maker? Perhaps your arena is digital media or even radio?An evening course in Film + Media is your best option towards gaining a better understanding of the field and ultimately deciding if a career in this is right for you. Gain skills in scriptwriting or editing, learn about directing or producing, or even marketing. The field you chose to study is up to you, all you have to do to get started is start searching now.Browse Courses, Evening Classes by City/Towns in Ireland
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Basic Film Making
Practical, Film + Media Course by Crumlin College of Further Education (CDETB) - Dublin
This course will cover principal film making techniques from script /idea to shoot covering: storyboards shot lists camera techniques such as framing, composition, interview, exteriors and interiors basic lighting techniques basic sound recording
Film Studies
Classroom Based, Film + Media Course by Old Bawn Community School - Tallaght, Co. Dublin
This course is aimed at film enthusiasts who want to learn the basics of film studies specifically looking at camera work, editing and sound. The course will also focus on content, style and history of film, with reference to specific […]
Intro to Acting for Camera
Classroom Based, Film + Media Course by Flying Turtle Productions (Formerly the Abbey School of Drama) - Dublin City South, Co. Dublin
This is a three-evening course on acting for the camera for those of you seeking to try On-Camera work as a beginner. We will be videotaping class work and learning basic acting techniques for on-camera auditions, improvisation, and some scripted […]
