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Cinematic Documentary Filmmaking: Shoot, Edit, Launch

The Production Processes

A course by Chloe White , Documentary Filmmaker and Director

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About the video: The Production Processes

Overview

“Next, you'll understand the process behind making a documentary film, from beginning to end. Let's go! ”

In this video lesson Chloe White addresses the topic: The Production Processes, which is part of the Domestika online course: Cinematic Documentary Filmmaking: Shoot, Edit, Launch. Learn how to make a documentary by creating a short film on a subject of your choice, from the initial research to the post-production process.

Partial transcription of the video

“ The Production Processes Now, we'll understand the process behind making a documentary from beginning to end. The process of making a documentary can be understood as taking place in three distinct parts: preproduction, production, and postproduction. My favourite part is the preproduction process, where you're imagining the film that you want to make. I find the production process incredibly stressful and the postproduction part really creative. I feel like it's a bit like being a carpenter, where you have a big lump of wood and you are whittling it down into the shape that you want your...”

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Course summary for: Cinematic Documentary Filmmaking: Shoot, Edit, Launch

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (133)
9795 students
5 units
18 lessons (4h 4m)
7 downloads

Category
Photography & Video
Software
Adobe Premiere
Areas
Audiovisual Post-production, Film, Video & TV, Filmmaking, Video

Chloe White

A course by Chloe White

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Documentary Filmmaker and Director

Chloe White is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and photographer and director of Whalebone Films. Her films are intimate, considered portraits, focusing mainly on the female experience. Chloe lectures in Documentary Film at the University College London and London College of Communications, and lives in Hastings, UK.

Her clients and partners include the Guardian, Topic, Al Jazeera, Nowness, BBC, Channel 4, Oxfam, Save the Children and the BFI. She has had films screen at festivals internationally including at Camden International Film Festival, Open City, and Sheffield Doc Fest and is a winner of the prestigious Macdowell fellowship.