13 Online Filmmaking and Production Course Programs

This free online print production course will teach you how to process different colours using objects and light. You will learn how colour is assessed for display and printing documents, use a measurement file to define the relationship between device-dependent values and independent numbers and employ total ink limit and black generation to produce the output profile. You will also study types of color profile generation, and more.

Year over year, students are becoming more native tech users, providing a new opportunity to reach them directly by integrating it into classroom teaching. Digital storytelling can be that connection point, especially with the commonality of mobile devices. In order to bring this approach into your classroom, though, you first need a basic understanding of video production, let alone knowledge of how to use it to meet Common Core Standards. Go behind-the-scenes into a digital storytelling introduction as designed for education.

Are you passionate about movies, video games, and animation? Now you can go from being a mere spectator to devoting yourself professionally to producing them yourself. It doesn't matter what level you start from or your previous studies. You can become a professional and turn your passion into your profession. We will guide you like true mentors and show you step by step how to achieve it.

Turn your passion for film into a real career, what are you waiting for? Learn from scratch how a film is produced in the digital age, explore all the roles in the industry, and create your first audiovisual project with your Certified Diploma.

This Online or Distance Learning Producing workshop gives students an introductory overview of the entire producing process. Courses include: Producer's Craft (students learn the elements of production management, including identifying and developing material for the screen, financing, budgeting and scheduling), Pitching (an essential producing skill), Film Festival Strategies, as well as an introduction to the various crafts of filmmaking including: Screenwriting, Directing and other key creative roles.

New York Film Academy Australia delivers an Online or Distance Learning, nationally recognised program CUA51020 - Diploma of Screen and Media with selected subjects focusing on Producing.

The Film and Television Production Management Basic Skills micro-credential will familiarize students with the work that an entry-level trainee would expect to perform in a production management department. The credential encompasses the basics expected of a Trainee Assistant Production Manager and exposes them to all phases of production.

This Film and Television Production Accounting Basic Skills micro-credential course will give students practical experience with compiling key accounting documents and reports that are specific for the film and television industry. As mid-career professionals in the film and television industry, students will adapt their skills to work in the production accounting department, or for mid-career bookkeeping or accounting professionals in other industries to adapt their skills for the film and television industry.

This workshop focuses on how a filmmaker writes, preps for and directs a short film while focusing on the fact that good storytelling is never about the technology but rather the story and the acting.

Learn from award-winning filmmakers how films go from script to screen with this film production course from the BFI Film Academy.

Whether you’re brand new to filmmaking or looking to refresh your core skills, Cinematography Fundamentals lets you chart your own course. You can work your way through our dynamic video lessons according to your own schedule; submit a final reel, and get written feedback on your project from a distinguished NYU instructor.

With participation from The New York Times Op-Docs, this course gives developing storytellers the tools they need to complete a short film. Students will explore documentary styles, the language of film production, and the legal and ethical considerations involved in chronicling the lives of their subjects. DFW includes readings, pre-recorded video lectures, self-prep exercises, and screenings of classic and modern films. The course culminates with each student making a 3-5 minute digital doc. Students can book two one-on-one sessions with the instructor, and schedule time with their classmates to view work and provide feedback.

This new 8-week program will focus on storytelling and developing the skill sets necessary to translate the written page onto the screen.