Course variations

Course summary

Developing in-depth knowledge of all aspects of creative and physical production, Producing Fellows graduate with an ability to think creatively and lead with confidence and authority.First Year Fellows produce three narrative projects in collaboration with Fellows from other disciplines. They participate with their teams in both creative and production meetings, during which their individual projects are discussed and developed. Producing Fellows also attend weekly workshops and seminars where they learn about the producer's role and responsibilities in the filmmaking process.In the Second Year, producers team with Fellows in other disciplines to produce a short narrative thesis production. Additionally, they have the opportunity to develop a feature film or television project as an integral component of their individual thesis portfolio. Producing Fellows also engage in a series of workshops and seminars on all aspects of creative entrepreneurial producing.

Program modules

PRN 510: Introduction to Cycle Production - Boot Camp,PRN 511: Cycle Production I, PRN 512: Cycle Production II , PRN 521 and 522: Narrative Workshop and Analysis, PRN 532: First Year Development Workshop,PRO 511 and 512: Producing Workshop: Creative Process of Producing ,PRO 521 and 522: The Art and Craft of Producing: Line Producing/Dramatic Analysis; Acting Techniques ,CON 511 and 512: Master Seminars , CON 521 and 522: American Approaches to Film,PRN 610: Thesis Production - Producing,PRN 631 and 632: Second Year Development Workshop,PRO 611 and 612: Advanced Producing Workshop,PRO 621 and 622: Advanced Art and Craft of Producing Narrative Entertainment ,PRO 631: Advanced Business of Producing ,PRO 641 and 642: Physical Production ,PRO 670: Internship Practicum,PRO 690: Thesis Portfolio - Producing ,CON 621 and 622: World Approaches to Film,CON 681 and 682: The Profession

Entry requirement for international students

Students should have a bachelor's degree. Applicants must have a demonstrated passion for narrative filmmaking. A demonstrated desire to collaborate with other artists in a rigorous Conservatory environment. A demonstrated experience and/or educational background related to the discipline to which they are applying. Applicants most have ability to supply portfolio (submission) materials conveying skill and experience in the applicant's desired discipline. All applicants are expected to be at least 21 years of age. Scores of TOEFL are also required.

Qualification

Masters

Awarding body

AMERICAN FILM INSTITUTE CONSERVATORY

Department name

American Film Institute Conservatory