Practical Film & Media Training for Schools
Our courses give students the opportunity to learn practical filmmaking skills directly from an experienced industry professional.
From one-day workshops to more in-depth training programmes, sessions can be tailored to suit your school’s curriculum, students, experience level and available equipment.
Training Areas
Camera Operation & Cinematography
Learn the fundamentals of camera operation and cinematography, including camera settings, shot composition, movement and how to use the camera to tell a story visually.
Visual Storytelling & Composition
Explore how composition, framing, camera angles and movement can be used to communicate ideas, create atmosphere and tell stronger visual stories.
Lighting for Film & Video
Discover how lighting can shape mood, create atmosphere and help guide the audience’s attention. Students learn the fundamentals of working with natural and artificial light for film and video.
Documentary Filmmaking
Learn the process of developing and producing a documentary, from researching an idea and planning a story to filming interviews, capturing visuals and shaping the final narrative.
Editing & Post-Production
Learn how filmed material is shaped into a finished production through editing, sound, pacing and storytelling. Students will explore the fundamentals of post-production and how creative decisions in the edit can transform a story.
Developing Ideas from Concept to Screen
Students learn how an initial idea can be developed into a finished screen project. From brainstorming and research to planning, scripting, filming and presenting the final piece, the focus is on turning creative ideas into practical productions.
Flexible Training Options
Training can be delivered as a one-off workshop, a full-day practical session or a more in-depth programme delivered over several weeks. Each programme can be tailored to suit the age and experience of students, the school’s curriculum, available equipment and learning objectives.
Designed Around Your School
Whether you are introducing students to filmmaking for the first time or developing more advanced practical skills, training can be designed around your school’s specific needs. Programmes can support classroom learning, creative projects and student productions.