Exclusive Workshop in Cinematography (Weekend)

Unlike many other creative arts, cinematography demands a deep understanding of light, composition, camera movement, and visual storytelling.
A cinematographer must learn how to work with cameras and lenses, how to shape light, how to use framing and motion effectively, and how to stay precise even under pressure.
A cinematographer trains with the discipline of a technician and the vision of an artist—yet the goal is not simply to capture images, but to create powerful visual stories.

After learning the tools and techniques taught in film and cinematography schools, a student must also gain the experience of bringing all these elements together in real-world shoots.

Aspiring cinematographers should be exposed to different styles and approaches of visual storytelling—from cinematic lighting to documentary realism to digital content aesthetics.
This helps them discover which visual style best suits their creative temperament.

The Weekend Cinematography Workshop focuses on helping students discover the visual storyteller within themselves and provides a strong foundation in essential cinematography skills.
It is specifically designed to help them understand the basics of lighting, framing, composition, and camera operation.
The workshop fits conveniently into their weekly schedule, requiring attendance only on weekends.
It is ideal for everyone—from professionals to students, from aspiring cinematographers to content creators—anyone who wants to learn the fundamentals of visual storytelling but only has time on weekends.

Spread over 6 weekends (12 sessions), the course begins with the essentials of story development, shot planning, and visual design, and then progresses toward hands-on cinematography techniques.
Along with practical camera work, the workshop includes lighting exercises, scene breakdowns, lens and camera setup training, and guided shooting assignments.