Comprehensive Training Program

90-Day Film Production Workshop Curriculum

"From Script to Screen to Income"

Transform from complete beginner to professional filmmaker who understands the entire business ecosystem—from concept development to monetization through digital distribution platforms.

90
Days Intensive
15
Max Students
100%
Hands-On
1
Finished Film

Mission Statement

Transform complete beginners into professional filmmakers who understand the entire business ecosystem—from concept development to monetization through digital distribution platforms.

Duration

90 Days, 2 days per week (12 weeks intensive)

Maximum 15 students per cohort

Format

Hands-on, project-based learning

Outcome

Finished film ready for distribution

Program Phases

Our structured approach takes you through every aspect of professional filmmaking in four distinct phases.

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Foundation

Weeks 1-2

Industry overview, storytelling fundamentals, and pre-production planning.

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Production

Weeks 3-6

Camera work, lighting, audio, direction, and advanced production techniques.

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Post-Production

Weeks 7-9

Editing mastery, color grading, audio post, and final picture lock.

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Distribution

Weeks 10-12

Platform distribution, marketing, and monetization strategies.

Detailed Week-by-Week Curriculum

A comprehensive breakdown of our 90-day intensive film production workshop.

PHASE 1: FOUNDATION & PRE-PRODUCTION

"From Idea to Plan"

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Week 1: Industry Overview & Storytelling Fundamentals

Industry overview and storytelling fundamentals
Days 1-2: Welcome to the Film Business
  • • Film industry landscape and revenue streams
  • • Digital distribution revolution: Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple TV+, Hulu
  • • Independent filmmaker success stories and case studies
  • • Setting realistic income expectations and goals
Days 3-4: Story Development
  • • Screenplay fundamentals and structure
  • • Genre analysis and market demand
  • • Character development and dialogue writing
  • • Logline and synopsis creation
Day 5: Hands-On Project
  • • Students develop their 90-day film concept
  • • Pitch development and presentation skills
  • • Peer feedback and concept refinement
Week 1 Outcome

Students leave with a solid film concept and understanding of the industry landscape.

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Week 2: Pre-Production Planning

Days 6-7: Script to Screen Translation
  • • Breaking down scripts for production
  • • Shot lists and storyboarding techniques
  • • Creating production schedules and call sheets
Days 8-9: Budgeting and Resource Management
  • • Micro-budget filmmaking strategies
  • • Equipment rental vs. purchase decisions
  • • Location scouting and permits
  • • Casting and crew recruitment
Day 10: Production Planning Workshop
  • • Students create complete pre-production packages
  • • Budget breakdowns for their projects
  • • Risk assessment and contingency planning
Week 2 Outcome

Complete pre-production package ready for filming, including budget, schedule, and shot list.

PHASE 2: PRODUCTION MASTERY

"Lights, Camera, Action & Business"

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Week 3: Camera and Cinematography

Camera and cinematography equipment
Days 11-12: Camera Fundamentals
  • • Camera types: DSLR, mirrorless, cinema cameras
  • • Lens selection and focal length impact
  • • Exposure triangle: aperture, shutter speed, ISO
  • • Frame rates and resolution for different platforms
Days 13-14: Composition and Movement
  • • Rule of thirds and advanced composition techniques
  • • Camera movements: pans, tilts, tracking shots
  • • Handheld vs. stabilized shooting
  • • Working with gimbals and steadicam systems
Day 15: Practical Shooting Workshop
  • • Students shoot practice scenes with various techniques
  • • Immediate feedback and technical troubleshooting
  • • Building confidence with equipment
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Week 4: Lighting and Audio

Days 16-17: Lighting for Film
  • • Three-point lighting setup
  • • Natural vs. artificial lighting
  • • Color temperature and mood creation
  • • Low-budget lighting solutions and DIY techniques
Days 18-19: Professional Audio Recording
  • • Microphone types and placement
  • • Recording clean dialogue on location
  • • Managing ambient sound and noise
  • • Sync audio workflows
Day 20: Audio-Visual Integration
  • • Matching lighting to audio recording needs
  • • Troubleshooting common production problems
  • • Efficiency techniques for small crews
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Week 5: Direction and Performance

Days 21-22: Working with Actors
  • • Casting techniques and actor direction
  • • Rehearsal processes and script analysis
  • • Managing performance anxiety and building confidence
  • • Non-verbal communication and subtext
Days 23-24: Crew Management and Leadership
  • • Building effective production teams
  • • Communication strategies on set
  • • Problem-solving under pressure
  • • Maintaining creative vision while collaborating
Day 25: Production Day Practice
  • • Students direct scenes with hired actors
  • • Full production workflow simulation
  • • Real-time problem solving and adaptation
Production Milestone

Students begin principal photography on their 90-day projects with confidence and technical mastery.

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Week 6: Advanced Production Techniques

Days 26-27: Specialized Shooting
  • • Action sequences and stunt coordination
  • • Interview and documentary techniques
  • • Green screen and practical effects
  • • Drone operation and aerial cinematography
Days 28-29: Multi-Camera Production
  • • Coordinating multiple camera angles
  • • Live switching vs. post-production assembly
  • • Continuity management across cameras
  • • Efficiency gains in post-production
Day 30: Principal Photography Begins
  • • Students begin shooting their 90-day projects
  • • Instructor supervision and real-time coaching
  • • Daily reviews and immediate feedback

PHASE 3: POST-PRODUCTION EXCELLENCE

"Crafting Your Vision"

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Week 7: Editing Fundamentals

  • Days 31-32: Editing Software Mastery
  • • Professional platforms: Avid, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro
  • • Workflow organization and file management
  • Days 33-34: Cutting Techniques
  • • Assembly cuts and rough cuts
  • • Pacing and rhythm in editing
  • Day 35: Story Assembly
  • • Students begin editing their projects
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Week 8: Advanced Post-Production

  • Days 36-37: Color Correction and Grading
  • • Technical correction vs. creative grading
  • • Platform-specific color requirements
  • Days 38-39: Audio Post-Production
  • • Dialogue editing and ADR processes
  • • Music selection and licensing
  • Day 40: Visual Effects and Graphics
  • • Basic compositing and motion graphics
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Week 9: Final Picture Lock

  • Days 41-42: Fine Cut Refinement
  • • Advanced editing techniques
  • • Final color grading and audio mixing
  • Days 43-44: Feedback and Revision
  • • Peer screenings and professional feedback
  • • Implementing notes while maintaining vision
  • Day 45: Picture Lock and Master Creation
  • • Final cut approval and master file creation

PHASE 4: DISTRIBUTION & MONETIZATION

"From Screen to Income"

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Week 10: Digital Distribution Platforms

  • Days 46-47: Platform Requirements
  • • Netflix, Amazon Prime, Apple TV+, Hulu guidelines
  • • Technical specifications and quality standards
  • Days 48-49: Aggregators and Distribution
  • • Working with Filmhub, Seed&Spark, Distribber
  • • Revenue sharing models
  • Day 50: Submission Preparation
  • • Creating compelling marketing materials
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Week 11: Marketing & Audience Development

  • Days 51-52: Digital Marketing Strategies
  • • Social media marketing for independent films
  • • Building email lists and fan engagement
  • Days 53-54: Film Festival Strategy
  • • Festival submission strategies and timeline
  • • Networking at festivals and industry events
  • Day 55: Audience Testing
  • • Organizing test screenings and gathering feedback
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Week 12: Business Development

  • Days 56-57: Multiple Revenue Streams
  • • Direct sales vs. streaming revenue
  • • Educational licensing and institutional sales
  • Days 58-59: Financial Management
  • • Tracking revenue across platforms
  • • Tax implications and business structures
  • Day 60: Portfolio Development
  • • Creating professional filmmaker portfolios

FINAL WEEK: COMPLETION AND LAUNCH

Days 61-70

Film completion, submission, and premiere event coordination

Days 71-80

Distribution launch and performance analysis

Days 81-90

Future project development and graduation ceremony

Students graduate with a completed film distributed on streaming platforms and the knowledge to build a sustainable filmmaking career.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the 90-Day Workshop, students will have mastered these essential skills.

Technical Skills

  • • Operate professional camera and audio equipment
  • • Execute complete post-production workflows
  • • Create broadcast-quality content for streaming platforms
  • • Manage complex production schedules and budgets

Business Skills

  • • Navigate digital distribution platforms
  • • Develop sustainable revenue streams
  • • Create effective marketing campaigns
  • • Build and maintain professional relationships

Creative Skills

  • • Develop compelling stories that resonate
  • • Direct actors and manage creative teams
  • • Make artistic decisions that serve vision and commerce
  • • Adapt creative work based on audience feedback

Professional Skills

  • • Lead production teams and manage projects
  • • Negotiate contracts and business relationships
  • • Plan and execute long-term career strategies
  • • Build sustainable filmmaking businesses

Equipment & Resources Provided

Professional-grade equipment and industry-standard software included in your tuition.

Production Equipment

  • • Professional cameras (Canon C70, Sony FX6)
  • • Complete lighting kits with LED panels
  • • Professional audio recording equipment
  • • Editing workstations with industry software
  • • Green screen and practical effects materials

Software Access

  • • Adobe Creative Suite (Premiere Pro, After Effects)
  • • Avid Media Composer
  • • Final Cut Pro X
  • • DaVinci Resolve
  • • Pro Tools for audio post-production

Industry Resources

  • • Platform submission guidelines and contacts
  • • Legal templates for contracts and releases
  • • Marketing templates and promotional materials
  • • Access to stock footage and music libraries
  • • Industry networking events and guest speakers

Certification & Ongoing Support

Graduation Requirements

  • • Complete 90-day film project ready for distribution
  • • Submit film to minimum of three streaming platforms
  • • Present business plan for sustainable filmmaking career
  • • Demonstrate proficiency in all technical areas

Post-Graduation Support

  • • Six months of alumni mentorship
  • • Ongoing access to equipment for rental
  • • Industry networking events and job placement
  • • Advanced workshops and continuing education

Industry-Recognized Certification

Digital Film Production

Streaming Platform Distribution

Independent Film Business Development

Professional Filmmaking Portfolio

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