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On this module you will be introduced to the particular collaborative problems of shooting on film, particularly with regard to focus, use of prime lenses, and tracking, and the logistical problems faced by a professional crew filming on location. This work will be underpinned by classroom based work which will help you to understand and solve the aesthetic, practical and technical problems that the shooting of complex dramatic scenes principally on film presents.

Upon completion of this module you will be able to:
LO1: Plan dramatically appropriate interpretations of script in terms of production, direction, camera, editing and sound with 16mm film.
LO2: Appraise the principles and procedures of production, direction, camera, editing and sound, to shoot dramatic scenes on 16 mm film.
LO3: Evaluate the creative, technical and personal skills and resources required in a 16 mm film project to realise your objectives.
LO4: Produce a set of plans for the execution of these objectives in a team context.
LO5: Critically analyse the effectiveness of your work and the roles you have performed in creative and professional terms.
LO6: Review and prioritise your continuing professional practice development needs, in the film industries.