See Your Film Before You Shoot It (Workshops on Film Direction)
at Museo Camera
This two-part workshops is designed to help you understand:
1. How film directors visualise the screenplay, how do they find visual subtext.
2. How to break down a scene into cinematic shots and compose to extract the right
emotion and meaning.
Highlights
Understand how a director works on his visual storytelling
How to select the point-of-view for a scene
How to use the language of Cinema to evoke emotions
How to interpret scenes as a director
How to add visual subtext
Participants will get a chance to observe all these. They will be given exercises to give them a first-hand experience of the same.
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Testimonials
“The biggest take away is that our imagination is bigger than technique and technicality. This workshop acted like an eye-opener for me. I would recommend film lovers, writers and everyone to attend this.” - Shishir Kumar (Theatre Actor, Aspiring Filmmaker)
“This is the fourth workshop I am attending. I got to learn a lot. It opened my eyes as a filmmaker. It has been lovely learning from him. Even if you are a film lover you should attend this class as you’ll get to learn a lot more. You will learn how to observe a film and not just see it. Maybe it will inspire you to be a filmmaker too.” - Siddharth Bishnu (Ex-Graphics Designer, Asst Director, Aspiring Filmmaker)
“This has opened a lot of doors for me. It has given me access to vocabulary I am not aware of. Devanshu is extremely accessible. I have the deepest amount of respect and admiration for him.” Vibhanshu Doshi (Actor, Playwright, Director)
“This workshop means a lot to me. I wasn’t carrying anything apart from the script to my set. The major takeaway is how important the homework is. How to design pre-production. How to design a shot.“ - Nuthan Suresh (Bike Taxi Driver at Rapido)
Learn, create, and explore with us.
Register now to reserve your spot!