ELEMENTS of FILM CRITICISM: Watching with a Critical Eye

ELEMENTS of FILM CRITICISM: Watching with a Critical Eye

By Roberts Camera

Overview

You will never view films or television the same after this class. Dive into little things that directors do to grab your attention.

This course explores the deeper elements of film and television, teaching attendees how to analyze and appreciate visual storytelling on a more advanced level. Covering cinematography, editing, sound design, and film psychology, the class will break down how filmmakers use different techniques to influence emotions and narrative, as well as adding dimension and interest to their work. We'll engage in thoughtful discussions on style, symbolism, and storytelling, gaining a deeper understanding of the complex choices behind the camera. With new knowledge gained, we'll be able to watch films and TV with a new depth of understanding, recognizing the artistry and intention behind every frame.

Caroline is a Photo Lab and Rental Technician at Roberts Camera with 13 years of professional experience in video production and photography. She graduated with a BA in Digital Media Production from Butler University and has since dedicated her time and energy to both local and global projects. With expertise in video editing, video production, live event filming, and business management, Caroline has worked on projects for major brands such as Honda Acura, Coke Zero, and National Geographic. She currently owns her own production company as well.


Category: Film & Media, Film

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Highlights

  • 1 hour 30 minutes
  • In person

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

Location

220 E St Clair St

220 East Saint Clair Street

Indianapolis, IN 46204

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$31.86
Feb 28 · 1:00 PM EST