After the course:

• Studentsts will be able to use film language consciously, using their own techniques and tools, in search of their own art language. They will be familiar with the use of different types of shots and camera movements as well as framing for a given dramatic effect. They will be able to use various narration modes for feature as well as documentary works.
• They will know how to work with a script, how to approach castings and rehearsals and how to set tasks for the actor. They will perform a number of practical film exercises and they will develop their own film during each year of study.
• Students will know the key points of screenwriting theory and they will explore different aspects of screenwriting in search of their own ideas. They will participate in a creative process culminating in a final draft of their own screenplay.
• They will learn screenplay interpretation in relation to the blocking of actors within a scene. They will understand the value of storyboard as an graphic form of the script and be able to use it as a medium of communicating their artistic vision with other members of the crew.
• Students will learn to perceive the light as a way of creating the space and shaping the story. They will be able to understand and perform various light and camera setups. They will be familiar with various effects and light conventions, in different ambient conditions, in a studio as well as outdoors.
• They will know the role of film editing and they will learn how to direct and assemble footage for gaining the maximum emotional effect and finding the right tempo and rhythm for a given emotion. They will know the key creative disciplines in film with overview of roles and responsibilities in the various stages of production.
• They will be familiar with the most important topics and tendencies in the history of the cinema. They will understand and appreciate art with its development over time and its role within different cultures and societies