Current active subject description (last updated 2019/20)
PreProduction
VFX2070
Current active subject description (last updated 2019/20)
PreProduction
VFX2070
This course focus on pre-production for the Short Fiction project with is an cooperation between Film and TV students and 3D art, animation and VFX students. They have to prepare for producing a short fiction movie where they include both displines.
Upon completion of this course, students will have a working knowledge of basic pre-production elements and workflow.
Students will:
Skills
- Be able to conceive and pitch story ideas for a short film
- Be able to write a script, taking it through several drafts
- Be able to break down the script as to cast, locations, prop needs, etc.
- Be able to effectively scout and negotiate use of locations
- Be able to effectively audition talent for casting
- Be able to effectively create a storyboard of the film
- Be able to effectively create a production design plan for the film
- Be able to construct realistic schedules and budgets
Knowledge
- Have an understanding of the pre-production process, including knowledge of writing, casting, locations, scheduling, budget, etc.
- Have an understanding of the importance of all element processes in pre-production
- Have an understanding of how decisions made in pre-production will impact production and post-production.
- Have an understanding of the use of pre-vis techniques to simulate the final product
Competence
- Have the ability to create a viable and accomplishable plan from a concept
- Have the ability to identify strengths and weaknesses in a plan
- Have the ability to mitigate possible negative effects of the weaknesses
- Have the ability to make a plan as a group
- Have the ability to focus on details in a critical fashion
- Have the ability to work in a task-specific way, yet within a larger group or dynamic
No tuition fees. Semester fees and cost of course literature apply.
Lectures and practical exercises.
Students do evaluation on both courses and the hole curriculum.