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Digital Film
Production Program
1 what we offer
3 our approach
12 contact information
On set “ Lillsssttteeennn” Music Video
WHAT WE OFFER
The Langara College Digital Production Certificate Program offers
unique professional full- and part-time programs. We stimulate your
creative impulses and train you in production techniques within a
collaborative exciting environment.
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about filmmaking, these programs will give you the tools to set you on
your way.
what we offer
On set “Bowls Closest to Jack”
OUR APPROACH
The programs were created by leading film practitioners using an integrated,
hands-on training approach, giving students an excellent platform to
springboard into their careers in a short period of time. We achieve this
through individual student attention in small class sizes and project based
hands-on curriculum using up-to-date equipment.
The work is intensive, stimulating and fun. We are committed to your training
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and expect no less from you. Our approach means that you can achieve your
goals in a short time span and this makes it more cost effective than other
programs.
our approach
PROGRAMS
Langara College offers four, unique professional digital training certificate programs – each
designed to suit a wide variety of students needs, in the field of digital filmmaking.
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“Lillssttteeennn” by Caesar Rodriguez “It Haunts Me” by Richard Olak “My Final Hour” by Julie Tanas
DIGITAL FILM PRODUCTION Program is made up of the following
courses (hours):
Weeks 1-16
• The Art of Editing and Post Production • Music Video Production (15)
Processes (15) • Pre-Production Meetings (12)
• Art Direction (9) • The Role of the Director (38)
• The Art of the Cinematographer (18) • A Short History of Canadian Cinema (15)
• The Assistant Director (6) • The Short Script (21)
• BC Film Industry Orientation (12) • Sound on the Set (6)
• Digital Video Cameras (12) • The Script Supervisor (9)
• The Documentary Shoot (28) • Advanced Camera/Lighting (14)
• Documentary Filmmaking (16) • Critique of Graduation Films (4)
• Dramatic Film Processes - an Overview (16)
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• Final Cut Pro Editing and Edit Lab (58) Weeks 11-14
• The Role of the Producer (27) • Shooting Graduation Films
• Intro to Digital Video Making (24) • Editing Graduation Films
• How to get into the Industry/Careers (10)
• Making a Commercial (14) Only 10 spaces per intake.
Offered in September, January and May.
This program is eligible for student loans.
programs
PROGRAMS
Digital Film Part-time Certificate Program is designed for maximum flexibility to
suit those with demanding schedules or who need to train and/or update specific skills. The part-
time program runs on evenings and weekends, and students can choose individual courses or
take the complete certificate. Students should allow for 1 1/2 to 2 years to complete this program.
To view the course schedule, please pick up a copy of the Continuing Studies catalogue or visit us
at www.langara.bc.ca/continuing-studies.
courses (hours):
Weeks 1-14
• Video Fundamentals (15) • Guest Speakers (6)
• Intro to HD Camera (22) • BC Film Industry Orientation (12)
• Basic Lighting (22) • The Assignment (44)
• Basic Final Cut Pro and Lab (24)
• Camera and Composition (18) Weeks 14-16
• The Camera Crew (14) • The Practicum (60)
• Lighting Aesthetics (9) • The Review (12)
• Interior and Studio Lighting (24)
• The Film Camera (30)
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• The Camera Dept. and Production Crew (9)
• The Documentary Shoot (33) Only 9 spaces per intake.
• Exterior Lighting (25) Offered once yearly in January.
• Shooting Green Screen and SPFX (14) This program is eligible for student loans.
programs
PROGRAMS
Documentary Film Production Certificate Program is a full-time intensive
16-week program specializing in non-fiction filmmaking. The program, developed by
dedicated award-winning documentary filmmakers, teaches the creative and technical skills
needed to make professional documentary films using the latest camera and editing software
in a production house environment. Students learn small unit film skills, shoot collaborative
projects, and develop and make individual films that are pitched to industry professionals.
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“Stand Up Because You Can” by “Yayoi and Mothers” by Yosuke Sabai “Keeping It Alive” by Pasi Gunguwo
Christina Sutherland
Documentary FILM Production Program is made up of the following
courses (hours):
Weeks 1-16
• Directing Documentaries plus Pitch (33) • Critique of Graduation Films (4)
• A History of Documentary (9) • Seminars - Industry Speakers (6)
• The Documentary Producer plus Pitch (30) • Screenings of Student Material (6)
• Documentary Editing Techniques (27) • Camera Lab (12)
• Editing Filmed Exercises (44) • BC Film Industry Orientation (12)
• Documentary Sound Recording (12)
• Documentary Camera Techniques (12) Weeks 12-15
• Proposal Writing/Proposal Lab (21) • Shooting Graduation Films
• Proposal Pitch (4) • Editing Graduation Films
• Research Techniques (6)
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• Camera and Lighting Shoots (40)
• Instructor One-on-One (6) Only 9 spaces per intake.
• Project Dev. and Grant Applications (6) Offered in September and May.
• Production Meetings (6) This program is eligible for student loans.
programs
Guest Speakers
We have a tradition of bringing in notable guest speakers for all our
programs. These include Michael Conway Baker (award winning film
composer), Velcrow Ripper (Director of Scared Sacred), Lael McCall
(Feature Film Producer and past VP of Alliance Atlantis), Cari Green
(Co-Producer The Corporation), to name a few.
Graduation
You will graduate with a film portfolio and the experience of working on
other students’ projects, and are encouraged to submit their films to the
appropriate film festivals. You are given information and skills in looking
for work and are on the Alumni database for contact about any job offers.
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Facilities
We have a dedicated post production lab with 11 mac G5 workstations
running the latest Final Cut Pro software. We work on a variety of
HDV cameras, and for lighting workshops we use a dedicated studio
downtown.
Location
The program is held at the West Broadway Centre at 601 Broadway, unit
L4, one block west of Cambie Street - a convenient and central location.
Here is what some of our
graduates are doing
Richard Olak - Winner of numerous Canada-wide awards for best student
film It Haunts Me. He is working on pre-production for a feature film
written and directed for a New York-based production company. He just
finished Lot 429, a documentary Film.
Rachel Schmidt - Has set up her own Production Company, and is making
a film for The National Film Board amongst other prolific international
projects.
Guy Judge - Received a Crazy 8 award for his film All In, aired in Jan. 2006
on City TV. A script is in development with City TV. He is also an Editor/
Cameraperson for the Outdoor channel.
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contest sponsored by the United Nations, which asked citizens to tell
global leaders what they should do to make the world a better place.
Kirsty will serve as a Citizen Ambassador for 2 years, beginning Sept. 2009.
“Labour of Love” by Jordan Cantello “Goalies” by RIck Wong “Distance” by Ming Jung Jo
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Contact Information
For more information or to schedule an interview, please call Annat Kennet at
604-323-5561 or email akennet@langara.bc.ca
www.langara.bc.ca/continuing-studies