Fighting for Film

Number of Students: 10-12 (even numbers highly preferred)

Length/Type: Weekend Workshop (10 hours over 2 days)

Lesson Plan: Students will be introduced to basic principles of fighting for a camera, and given the building blocks for performing a credible, believable fight on screen. Standard film combat techniques, sight lines, selling a hit (as both the attacker and the victim), avoiding stacking, grounding a body, and dynamic play of action will be just a few of the concepts covered. Stage combat experience is an asset, but by no means a requirement! Dependent on student skill levels and learning speed of the overall class, students will also learn and perform a short fight for the camera, on which they will receive instructor feedback.

Next workshop:

Saturday July 2 and Sunday July 3rd, 2011
10:00am until 4:00pm with 1 hour for lunch

Cost: $150 per person

Location: St. Albert – facility address will be provded upon registration

Use our sign-up form or email us to enroll in this class.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

Payment in full is required upon registration in order to hold your spot in the class.