The film industry is changing, there is no doubt about that. Some people are happy about it, others aren’t. Regardless, the way films are made has been steadily changing with increasing rapidity since the development of affordable high definition cameras. It has meant a move away from large budget studio style productions to smaller productions with better managed resources. This is by no means a bad thing for the film industry. In fact it means a greater diversity of films being made and an opening up of the film industry to countries and individuals outside of the studio system. Studios of course still have their place and serve a vital role.
With this new flexibility it is more important than ever to develop the necessary skills. The move away from the studio system means apprenticeships and on the job training is no longer as available a route into the industry as it once was. Pulse College provide a number of film courses from their base in Dublin that teach a wide variety of skills for whatever aspect of the film industry you want to take part in. All you need to get started is a passion for film.
One of the film courses Pulse College Dublin hosts is their Film Production Diploma. The course provides students with the skills they need to gain a foothold in the highly competitive film industry or even to establish their own independent production. Provided in both full time and part time the course balances hands on real world experience with film theory. The Pulse College film course in Dublin gives students access to cutting edge film technology. Among the broad array of equipment they will gain experience using is:
Shoot your show real in HD with the new Sony PMW EX 1 cameras.
Light your creation with the professional Ianiro and Kino Flo lighting rigs.
Add stunning backdrops to your presentations using Green Screen techniques.
Edit your work on the industry standard Apple’s™ Final Cut Pro Studio.
Stylise your images with imaginative Graphics on Apple’s™ Motion and colour grade your creation on Apples Color grading application.
To find out more about how you can get involved with Pulse Colleges film courses in Dublin visit the website at www.pulsecollege.eu or call on +353 (0)1 478 4045 today.
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