The art of cinematography is expressed through both the use of a motion picture camera and the application of lighting.
This unit explores the art and craft of motion picture camera operations. An understanding of the design, operation and control of a range of cameras will be achieved; together with the skills required to fulfil the various roles within the camera department.
By the end of this unit students will be able to:
1. Explain the principles of camera and lens use in cinematography
2. Demonstrate the safe setup, operation and control of a range of motion picture cameras and lenses
3. Undertake the activities and responsibilities associated with different roles within a motion picture camera department, in the process of filming
This unit is 15 credit out of 120 credit programme and therefore would count towards completing the qualification if wanted.
It also supports the following:
All programmes are open to Londoners who meet the following criteria:
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- To be an active participant in the programme.
- To complete all of the workbooks funding paperwork and the accredited unit.
- To undertake a workbased project (will be supplied by us if you are currently not working)
- To participate in all the group online workshops and 1-2-1 coaching sessions.
Participation in this programme is completely free. It is fully funded by the European Social Fund (ESF) and the Greater London Authority (GLA).
Additional support for travel to and from places of study and other expenses will vary depending on the provider and the support they are able to offer. These options will be discussed during your enrolment.
The part time programme typically takes 8 - 12weeks to complete
You cannot study more than one unit on the Aspire London Programme. However, upon completion of your programme, you’ll get advice and guidance from your Aspire Careers Coach about how and where you can continue to study, if this is the next step for you and your career progression. This could include a full Level 5 qualification.