A PROPOSAL
WRITTEN BY
MOVIE TOUR ACADEMY IN CONJUNCTION
WITH
SODA FACES ACADEMY
SUBMITTED TO:
GOVERNMENT OF EBONYI STATE
ENTERTAINMENT VILLAGE
PREPARED BY THE
MOVIE TOUR ACADEMY/SODA FACES ACADEMY
INTRODUCTION
Categories
of the film academy
(1) Categorically
its has to do with spliting down the process accordance
with the following:-
2. Iteming
the process
3. Knowing
the process
4. Knowing
the process
5. Planning
the process
6. Expecting
the process
7. Sustaining
the process
8. Featuring
the process
9. Administrating the process
Specific
Objective
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It will generate
incomes to the government
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Create jobs,
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Bring investors
to the state
- These employees will pay tax to the
government
Creating wealth and income
1.
Entertainment
(tourism) is the world’s largest industry and creator of jobs a cross natural
and regional economies ,from our research show that in 2015, entertainment
tourism will generate, directly and indirectly, 12.7% of GDP and nearly 5
million jobs in the state-wide economy. These figures are forecasted to total
12.7% and 8 millions Ebonyians respectively in 2015.
2.
Jobs generated by
entertainment tourism are spread across the economy in retail, contraction,
manufacturing and telecommunication as well as directly in music and movie
tourism companies. These jobs employ a large proportion of men and women
minorities and young people; are predominantly in small and medium sized
companies, and offer good training and transferability. Entertainment tourism
can also be one of the most effective drivers for the development of state
economy these patterns apply to both developed and emerging economics.
Contribution to sustainable development
3.
The 1980s Ebonyi
State has been economically sustain under the mineral resource of cool and min
from Enugu, the RID earth summit, identified entertainment tourism as one the sectors
of the economy which could make positive contributions to achieving sustainable
development in Ebonyi state as non-oil producing state earth summit lead to the
adoption of agenda 21 a comprehensive programme of action adopted by the
federal government for Ebonyi to provide a blue print for achieving sustainable
development in entertainment tourism. School of entertainment, is the
first industry sector to have launched an industry-specific action plan
based on agenda 21.
4.
Entertainment tourism
is able to contribute to development which is economically, ecologically and
socially sustainable because it
·
Has less impact
on natural researches and the environment than most other industries.
·
Is based on creativity
of information and appreciation of local culture that built heritage and
natural environment, as such that the industry has a direct and powerful
motivation to protect these assets.
·
Can play a
positive part in increasing consumer commitment to sustainable development
principles through its unparallel consumer distribution channels and
·
Provides an
economic incentive to conserve natural environment and habitats which might
otherwise be allocated to more environmentally damaging land uses, thereby,
helping to maintain bio-diversity.
·
Providing
infrastructure
5.
To a greater
degree the entertainment tourism depends on a wide
range of infrastructure services, air navigation (RD/TV station) roads, film
making, journalism and recreation facilities (e.g telecommunications and
utility.
6.
It is the
combination of entertainment school, portable transmission authorities, and
good infrastructure that underpins the economic, environment and social
benefits it is important to balance any
decision to develop an area for tourism against need to preserve fragile or
threatened environments and cultures. However, once a decision has been taken
where an area is appropriate for new tourism development or that an existing tourist
site should be developed further, then good infrastructure will be essential to
sustain the quality, economic viability and growth of entertainment school.
Good infrastructures will also be a key factor in the industry’s ability to
manage visitor flows in ways that do not affect the natural or built heritages
nor counteract against local interest.
Challenge
for the future
Entertainment
tourism creates jobs and wealth and has tremendous potential to contribute to
economically, environmentally and socially sustainable development in both developed
countries and emerging state like Ebonyi State. It has a comparative advantage
in that its start up and running costs can be low compared to many other forms
of industry development. It is also often one of the few realistic options for
development in many areas. Therefore, there is a strong likelihood that the
entertainment industry will continue grow globally over the short to medium
term.
9. Of
course, if entertainment is managed badly, it can have a detrimental effect it
can damaged fragile environment and destroy local cultures. The challenge is to
manage the future growth of the industry so as to minimize its negative impacts
on the environment and host communities whilst maximizing the benefit it brings
in terms of jobs, wealth and support for local culture and industry, and
protection of the built and nature environment.
10. Partnerships and agents for change
The
public sectors, particularly national and local government, have an important
role to play by setting the agenda and providing the framework in which action
should take place. The regulatory environment also plays an important role in
creating the conditions suitable for sustainable entertainment tourism
self-regulation involving the agreement and co-operation of industry is always likely
to be the most effective solution, therefore, the role of trade associations
and industry organizations in distributing information among their members and
encouraging participation is essential
· The major partnerships to be formed are between.
· Industry and the public sector- to ensure consistency
within the framework
· Industry and the voluntary sector-to tap into the
enormous resources on expertise and good will that, this sector is able to
generate and
· Industry and the public both consumers themselves and
the people who live in the places they visit to develop more sustainable forms
of entertainment tourism.
Areas for
further action
3. The industry will do much to improve its
performance in terms of sustainable development the challenge for the new
millennium is to move from the existing ad-hoc approach to a more systematic
one. To do this will involve a partnership between industry and local
government to deliver the following
i. Governments
·Integration of trainees policy into broader government
policies, especially the environment.
·Incentives for the trainees and entertainment tourism
industry, backed up where necessary by effective regulation.
ii. public/private partnership
· Infrastructure planed and developed with long-term and
within a reference framework based on agenda 21,
· Investors and consumers impact assessment tools to
enable effective local government management and appropriate development.
iii. Inter-state bodies
·Co-ordination at an inter-state level of co-operation
action undertaken by all sectors on the entertainment school place sustainable
development
·Review of existing voluntary initiatives to improve
the quality of reporting, their transparency and credibility, and the
assessment of their contribution to sustainability..
iv. Companies
· Commitment to place sustainable development issues at
the core of the management structure,
· Innovation of process and application through new
technology,
· Commitment to training and technical training of
staff.
(c) Influencing consumer behaviour to promote
entertainment village
Problems
3i. At
the 1998 world tourism market, Wim hosted, as a part of its entertainment
awareness day a seminar entitled “does the entrainment grow? At this event,
Mori presented the latest findings from
their business and the environment survey an annual uk survey devoted to public
attitudes to the entertainment. The survey is now in its tenth year and
illustrates the challenges facing the entertainment industry in influencing
consumer behavior to promote sustainable entertainment.
3. There
is down ward trend in the public willingness
to pay extra for entertainment mostly movie/ music protection and consumption,
awareness to companions making film commitments is only margin up. Therefore,
the challenge is to persuade the quality production that is in their interest
to adopt and promote a sustainable approach in their activities and purchasing
decisions. Education programs and the development and widespread acceptances of
code of conduct are useful tools in achieve this step once this message has
been conveyed, it is the important to back this up with the necessary
information to enable consumers to make informed choice. It is here that
ecotourism and movies programs have value
Solutions
Tourism
programs
3. The
formation for tourism education in Ebonyi (FTEE) seeks to promote music/movies,
journalism by carrying out campaign and improving awareness of importance of
entertainment tourism. It is composed of a network of national tourism
organizations. In which the entertainment village will attract the headquarters
in Ebonyi State.
“Package like
Ebonyi Globe” is based on a
advertisement character, who features in 65 entertainment tourism strategies,
inducing travels and tourism the videos are aimed at music/movie production to
create fun, whilst conveying important messages about sustainable entertainment
tourism. The aim is to have these videos shown on in-flight and in-room
television channels to raise awareness and influence consumer behaviour the
essential criteria in three separate areas:
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quality
production
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expertise
management and safety and tourism information and education program codes of
conduct.
3. code of
conduct are also used to try and influence both consumer and management
behaviour, for example, “guideline for responsible entertainment tourism this
codes can be prepared and distributed by government on Ebonyi state to satisfy
a number of essentials quality production and behaviour among the categories on
participants.
4. The
Ebonyi entertainment tourism, association is an association which promote the
Ebonyi tourism destination products and services EETA is also serve as a central resource of information
research, travel industry education and training which create jobs opportunity
to host tourist in Ebonyi state.
Music/movie
department
The essential criteria in enrolling trainee is as
follows
Waec (west African examination council)
5 credits, includes credit in English
Agents and
partnerships for change
· Ngos to raise awareness of music/movies issues in
their work and activities and provide feedback to the industry;
· Entertainment tourism to communicate their needs and
requirements,
· Local authorities (LGAs) to engage local people
through the inclusion of entertainment tourism issues in local trade
associations, labour representative organizations and training provides to
increase awareness and training on staff in entertainment and social issues.
To Regulations
Whose responsibility is to ensure that trainees are
protected through the creation of competition in the school the reluctance by
trainee to change reform properly frustrates the introduction of competition by
the trainee.
·
Music and movie required journalist to raise the
profile of reporting entertainment and social impact of music ,movie (entertainment village) among consumer and
tourism business, and
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The internet as a
source of information for potential tourist.
Areas for
further action
2. The
management /trainee data shows the scale of the task still remaining. The industry
will develop a number of initiatives to influence trainees behaviour, however trainees
do not understand or are not aware of the issues invoked and do not demand more
sustainable programs than, in the long term, it will not be the industry’s
interests to move in that direction. The priority future action therefore,
should be to raise awareness among trainees of the issues associated with
entertainment tourism and the impact their activities can have on local
destination and cultures, promoting entertainment industry sustainable
development through music/movie production while safeguarding the integrity of
local government cultures and protection.
Problems
3. The
music/movie industry has a rested interest in protecting the consumers and
cultural resources that are the core of its business music/movie has less
impacts on cost of production and the entertainment tourism than other sectors
and it has already done much, to address the issues arising from its
activities.
There are example, however, from around the country
where the impact of music/movie has been damaging to the local entertainment
and people. Some of the factors which contributes to the harmful impact of
entertainment truism are:
·
A lack of
awareness on the part of those coming up artiste, about music/movie as a
tourism development of the social, economic and environment balance to be
pursued in achieving sustainable development.
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A lack of
commitment by government and tourism operators to contribute to the maintenance
of the local environment and culture of the host destination.
·
A weak
institutional framework with inadequate controls can lead fall of to
music/movie development which is both in appropriate and intrusive.
·
Unfairly traded
music/movie, whereby local communities are unable to shave its benefits,
Solutions
In order for entertainment to realize its potential to
achieve broad based sustainable development in effective partnership between
government and all sectors of the industry will be required.
The
following illustrates what is being done
by the
State
governments
The Ebonyi state government is pump priming local
equipment activities, which are primarily driven local people. The government
is to kick starting entertainment village development for entertainment tourism
lodges in the rural region invoking the whole communities, in Ebonyi State,
this strategy is closely integrated with the goals of the industry.
Digital academy (entertainment school)
Modeling course
1. Modeling
and courses
2. How do we
need it in Ebonyi State?
3. What is
the Age target
4. How can
it be a source of income to the state?
5. Who will
groom the candidate (procession)?
6. Where
will they work in the telecommunicating of Ebonyi State?
7. What is
the sustainability /professional name?
8. What type
of building (block, bungalow, garage, hall)?
9. What are
the instrument needed?
10. How can they generate or be paid monthly and
criteria of acceptance or graduation
11. Course criteria/position
Practical 70%
Theory 30%
12. Time duration of the grooming 3-6 months
13. Altitudinal change (moral attitude changes
14. What is the cost of training 5 person per
L.G.A and the source of training each session?
15. What is the proper name for the
profession?
16. What is the government input (contribution)
for the 3month ?
17. How many percentage will it cost?
18. Total interest in the number of structure
for the salary?
- Department
+
- Mobility
- Program selection
Course selection
1. Acting
2. Film making
3. Film and television direction
4. Film and television editing
5. Cinematography
6. Screenplay writing
7. Sound recording and engineering
8. Producer’s course
9. Voice modeling
10. Technical drawing department (textual)
11. Extent planning and management
12. Music/media production
13. Artiste department
14. Stage performance
15. Legal knowledge
Entertainment school
to offer courses in all aspects of film making acting
Course - acting
Acting
Commencement - Mon. 0 9.00am to 04.30pm
Date - Wednesday 11.00am to 05.30pm
- Friday 9.00am to 04.30pm
Fees for
Candidate - 30 -50,000 on admission before batch states full fees to be paid on admission
Film making
Course
Film making
About the academy
Course cinematography/film making
Film television
direction
Film television
editing
Sound recording and
engage
Film and television
production design
Producer course
Admission –
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
(2) How do we
need it in Ebonyi State?
i. It promote broad based sustainable
development through tourism, music and movies, while safeguarding the integrity
of local cultures and protecting the environmental tourism
ii. Its create industry initiative for
sustainable tourism
iii. Its create employment and sustainable
initiative for peace
iv. It influence consumer behaviour to promote
sustainable marketing tourism increase income generation.
v. Its increase commitment to improve journalism and promote quality education
vi. It provide quality initiative to improve
reporting, transparency and credibility
(3) How can
it be a source of income?
It
create high quality products and job, which lead to demands and supply, it has
the potential to provide and increase income, at the cost of production
i. It brings income through production of
music and movie that will be produced once in three month of the year
ii. It also provide income through admission
and registration of candidate into the school session
iii. it generate income through private and
public partnership
(4) Who will
groom the trainee?
The
interest of the trainee is professionally guided and train by those with the
professional skill they will be groom by
trainers who have acquired the courses and they shall be trained base on their
course of interest.
(5) Where will they work in Ebonyi state?
These are people who are professionally trained to
deploy their experience in various areas of specialization below are place of
work:-
1.Ebonyi broadcasting co-operation (EBBC)
2.Public and private offices (companies,institutions,weeding
and campaigns
3.government sector
4.hiring for public/private event etc
6. It has sustainability plan A and B
The project design is such that will build comprehensive
marketing capacity and gain access to modern entertainment tourism technology,
and also promote quality education, through package like movie, music,
journalism
Work plan
B
a. Sale of form
b.Admission fee
c. Increase revenue
d.Event organizing
e. Film production (movie/music production)
The cost of a film production is range from 3m to N5m
depend on the script and sale from N10,m to 50m depend on quality
7. What kind of building?
The building require an upstairs, with large duplex
Block
Garage rooms
Size of 9 room
15 by 15cm
8. What are the instruments needed?
The instrument are pre-requisite to the project, Its
make the project demanding and useful below are the instrument mention
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Computers
·
Camera( sony
power DVD)
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DVD and VCD
waxing machine (waxier sonny)
·
Music/ movie
instrument (purm, guiter, paind, etc
·
High, colour
white, red, light studio)
9. How they can generate income and
payment
The possibility of them generating income is high and
outstanding depend on their activities and programme services is on public and
private program which attract hiring and marketing, if they can produce a movie
they stand chance of raising million of naira quarterly (4 month) and they also
stage performance through activities like politics campaign, wedding,
government co-operate bodies Ngos and social bodies activities etc, in term of payment
they will be paid base on their performance and qualificafication, salary
scale, ranging, from N10,000 to N30,000.
10. Acceptance or Graduation Criteria
The right issues to address criteria is the systematic
determination of education and moral qualification, below are the criteria
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Educational
qualification
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West Africa
examination council (WEAC) subject.
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Credit in
English, literature in English Christian religion knowledge, economics, moral
qualification meeting the rule and regulation of the school.
Criteria for
graduation
Require the total conduct of moral observation of the
rule and regulation
Time duration of grooming
The courses are build and release on semester, that
means each course will be treated on professional below from 3 month to 6 month
External
moral course
This type of course is to stream line moral altitude,
as regard to attitudinal change, which guide the student to obey the rule and
regulation example Christina religions and rule and regulation of the school.
The cost of
training
It is another factor that contribute to income
generation, the source of training five people is N500,000.00 to replicate each
session.
What is the
government input?
The government is expected to contribute money, quarterly
for production of movie any music which will generate income to the development
of the down stream sector.
Input output
N3million 5
million monthly.
Preamble
The film and television sector has been growing both
in volume and diversity. There is growing need for qualified and trained
personnel to develop and innovate the business to writing creatively put latest
technologies to use and produce product to appeal the demands of consumer. The
course is aimed at providing combination of the processes, characteristics,
technology with management concepts and applications. Emphasis has been put on
the syllabus on modern techniques, specialization after multi-functional gross
exposure.
The course will be conducted in technical
collaboration with Digital Academy, the film school. Management subjects will
be conducted at EBBC Institute and Film/TV theory subjects, practical, projects
will be at Digital Academy.
Objective:
To equip students with various functions, technology,
trend, processes in films supported by practical, projects and training to get
in-depth knowledge and necessary skills for film and television sector.
Career
Scope:
The employment opportunities are:
· In film and TV production, music production
· Marketing and Distribution of film and television
· In functions like project planning, finance, project
finance, coordination with banks and insurance, billing and recovery, Govt
Coordination, organizing artists and resources, purchase and logistics etc.
· Personal or family business of films production,
distribution, theater operations is in existence for long and has excellent
opportunities.
Digital academy has a dedicated placement cell which
gives placement assistance and guidance to each student of the academy upon
successful completion of course. We are very proud that our students shall be
working under some of your most prestigious production, animation studios,
channels and directors like EBBC studios, soda faces UTV, excel entertainment, praise
Productions, Nandi Communications, Prime
Focus studious, NDTV, sony TV, Star News, Star plus, Star national Geographic,
, MTV Zoom, and more.
Q. What kind of placement assistance does
entertainment school?
We will do our best to engineer best for our students
on successful completion of their courses. We host their profiles on our
website to begin with, for scouting by prospective employers. We help them
prepare a professionally designed resume and groom them on how to handle
interviews effectively. Our well placed network with various production and
post production houses will enabled us to place students who shall be on the
pathway to success.
Q. Where would they be sent for interviews?
There are over 300 production and production houses in
Nigeria catering to the making of software content from the entertainment
industry. Producers of TV content, filmmakers, Documentary makers, government
departments, upcoming production houses of Corporate Nigeria are all places of
possible employment. Based on your course directives and your completion of the
same, the specific departments of these production houses would be approached.
Q. What is the salary one can expert in the
initial stages?
Your journey
towards a successful career will begin with the completion of a year’s
internship or more depending on how fast a learner you are. Students can expect
to earn a handsome income into the second year of their employment. However
they are advised not to focus on the stipend as their true earning since it is
a part of the training period for which they actually get paid for. The end of
the second year can be taken as the true starting remuneration. Of course the
salary also depends on student’s performance and industry norms.
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Subject
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Note for teachers:
Curriculum is conducted as below. Theory lectures,
explanation of functions and demonstration of equipment, practical and use of
equipment assignments. Projects, assignments, visits to production house,
sites.
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INTRODUCTION
TO MANAGEMENT
Basics of management: planning, organizing,
controlling, leading, staffing, line and staff. Decision making process. MBO
Business Communication, presentations, official
correspondence
Personality, time management, skills development,
networking effectiveness. Plans, budgets and self performance compared with
targets.
Committees and group decision making, leadership
styles, motivation theories
Books:
Koontz, Harold and
essentials of management in Nigeria perspective. TMG Harold; Management: a global perspective.
TMG
Koontz, Harold and others: principles of management:
TMG ducker Peter F: Management: tasks, responsibilities and practice. Allied
Business communication: , Dr. Namita Rajput
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BASICS OF
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY WORD EXCEL, Power
Pont, MS Project management.
IT systems in Industry:
Networking, Telecom networks, Operating
systems/Database management selection criterion, venders and deployment Smart
card Technology, Time Attendance Systems ERPs CRM
E commerce as a platform and implementation
methodology management information system
References:
Mastering Microsoft Office XP: Elements of Computing
system: (Prentice Hall)
Fundamentals of information technology: (Excel)
Introduction to Computers: Peter Norton (TMG)
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Acting
· Overview on film acting,
· Characterization for film and television
· Understanding Cinema
· Exercises for development of acting talent:
understanding character, imagination, empathy, emotional understating, memory
· Script study, scene study, rehearsals
· Film appreciation
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Director
· Approach to film making
· Mainstream and parallel cinema
· Development of narrative cinema
· Principles of screen writing
· Film theory and film studies
· Study of world cinema
· Study of world cinema
· Study of cinema
· Film appreciation from the view point of direction
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CINEMATOGRAPHY
·Basics of cinematography/ ideography
·Basic photography
·History and inventions of photographic camera and
film
·Lighting, colour and composition,
·Introduction to artificial lights and light meters
·Filmic expression
·Visual grammar
·Basic theory of motion picture photography
·Video cameras and accessories.
·Film appreciation from the point of view of
cinematography
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SOUND
RECORDING
· History of sound in cinema
· Basics of sound recording and reproduction
· Understanding film and TV sound
· Music vocabulary
· Relevance of music in filmmaking and listening
skills.
· Basic sound design
· Elements of sound and audio science
· Sound in post production
· Sound in live music recording techniques
· Microphone positions and directionality
· Multi tracking
· Film appreciation from the point of view of sound
recording
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EDITING
· Introduction to film and TV editing
· History of editing
· Aesthetics of film editing
· Basic techniques of film editing
· Basics of editing equipment,
· Understanding formats film and video
· Working with timelines
· Basic editing formats for music videos,
tele-serials, AD films, documentaries and feature films.
· Film appreciation from the point of view of
editing
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PROJECTS
/PRACTICALS
· Each student would give a presentation on his/her
passion for film.
· All students are expected to write a short story
keeping all the elements of cinema
· Each student would narrate his/her story with
expressions using the cinematic syntax.
· Film and give a presentation of the same on topic from
view point of editing/acting/ direction/sound / cinematography.
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BUSINESS
AND MARKETS
· Journalism: electronic media production process
· Processes in TV broadcast management
· Processes in radio broadcast management
· Film production business: financers, production,
distribution and exhibition
· Business of exhibition: new trends in cinema houses
technology: digital transmission.
· Formats for exhibition: multiplex, mini theaters,
large theatres
· TV channel management
· Marketing through media, events, advertising, TRP,
costs of media
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DANCE AND
MUSIC APPRECIATION
· History of dance In Ebonyi and Nigeria
· Different format of Dance in Ebonyi and Nigeria
· Dance as a form of expression
· Types of express
· generic information (Ebonyi and Nigeria)
· Role of music in films
· Background score
· Film appreciation from the point of view of role of
dance and music in films
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SPECIALIZATION
IN FILM AND TV ACTING
· Non-verbal communication: facial expressions,
movement, body posture
· Techniques of verbal communication and voice culture
· Dance, makeup- grooming techniques
· Monologue and expressions
· Scene enactment in live shoots
· Imagination, improvisation and role analysis.
· Characterization
· Dialogue
delivery
· Emoting
· Dramatic and comedic performance
· Acting in front of camera
· Diction and dialect
· Dubbing
· On-floor exercises with scenes and dialogues
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SPECIALIZATION
IN CINEMATOGRAPHY
· Understanding nature of light and basics of
photography
· Introduction of motion picture cameras and
accessories.
· Principles
of motion picture camera and history
· Film production process
· Lighting and camera operations for motion pictures
and television,
· Lights, lighting and composition:- Indoor, Outdoor,
Source, mood, sunlight, High and low key
· Controlling color, intensity, temperature
· Television and digital cameras
· Filters, depth of field
· Lenses and their effects
· Exposure to milt-camera set-up lighting and
shooting,
· Controlling exposure for film and video, exposure
meter.
· Study of film speed, sensitometer, densitometer, Gamma.
· Video make-up and face correction.
· Chroma key and visual effects
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SPECIALIZATION
IN FILM AND TV EDITING
· Conforming film to Video for Non-linear
· Film editing work flow –Digitizing and organizing
material, logging, bin management, time line management
· Video literacy-Types of shots, Lensing, lighting,
color, graphics, titling.
· Elements of visual design
· Principles of visual composition
· Physical and relational continuity
· Understanding narrative structure – linear
· Structures Non- Linear
· Understanding editing for dramatic tension –
suspense and surprise, action sequences, dialogue sequences, comedy
sequences.
· Montage: the art of editing
· Understanding editing Ads and Promos, corporate
films, documentaries
· Time collapsing, Time expansion, time ellipsis, time
editing
· Concept of space in cinema, elasticity of space,
building space how to building space
· How to build scenes and sequences using classical
unity and dispersed unities of time and space
· Rhythm timing and pacing with lyrical structures.
· Understanding sound track design and mixing
· Understanding modern styles of edition
· Introduction to multi camera editing
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SPECIALIZATION
IN FILM AND TV DIRECTION
· What is your film about? Narration and cinematic
story-telling:
· Film analysis, film grammar: time space and
composition
· Continuity and its different aspects: editing,
sound, action, light, props, backdrops, costume, screen direction, etc.
· Script and role analysis, art of directing and
visualization
· Mis scene and shot-breakdown
· Imaginary lines
· Types of camera movement and image stabilization
(steady cam)
· Scene design, scene structure and function of every
shot within a scene
· Use of music (background and playback) and
sound/sound effects
· Genres and their conventions; genres in Indian
cinema
· Production design, use of colour and storyboard
· Working with actors, theories of acting
· Pre-production planning, budgeting and scheduling
· Postproduction and the finishing process: titles,
negative cutting, lab work, answer print
· Film history, important filmmakers, parallel cinema,
contemporary scenario, contemporary world cinema
· Understanding the film industry: production and
financing, distribution and exhibition
· Discussion of story ideas and screenplay development
for final project
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THE FINAL
PROJECT
The final project would be down by teams of units
from different departments
The students from the various department of
specialization as a unit will make short films up to ten minutes duration.
After the student has completed the project, its is
ready for screening/evaluation and he/she gets exposed to different
filmmaking techniques with a specialization in one which he or she has opted.
The final product is his/her completed film/project-
which they could carry as their demo reels.
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INDUSTRY
TRAINING
· The industry Training would start in the second
semester, in the free time beyond class-timings.
· Objective: understanding real life handling, on
floor experience in post production, live studios for experience
· The student will take up training in the industry.
Attendance, certified by recipient organization is compulsory. Student will
prepare a journal under a guide with non-confidential write-up
· Marks will be given on the journal and via-voce exam.
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SOUND
RECORDING AND ENGINEERING ARTS OFFER EIGHT CAREER STREAMS, FOR UNDERGRADUATES
AND UPWARDS.
Entertainment
is the magic of enchanting music; spectacular visuals both when used
intelligently can lure audiences to cinema halls, television screens or even radio
stations. Sound is the very soul of the audio-visual medium. It has been given
a great deal of importance in the past and will remain an important element for
all time to come. Sound in entertainment is a universe in its own self,
starting from dialogues to sound effects, songs, music and background scores.
One can spend a lifetime and still stand at the shore of the vast ocean of the
sound and music recoding industry.
The
advent of talkie films created a big revolution in the history of
entertainment. But even during the silent era. Film makers made arrangements
for live orchestra at cinema houses and auditoriums that synchronized their
composition and scores with the dram and the theme /pace of the visuals on the
screen. Sound help of visuals. The radio and music industry are the biggest
which can entertain its patrons without the help of visuals and are enough to
enthrall its audience into raptures.
Nigeria
is known to be the biggest producer of motion pictures in the world. The
biggest USP of Nigeria films that sets it apart from world cinema is the
inclusion of song and dance sequences in them. Despite a weak content several
films have done stupendous business, solely on the strength of its music. Music
sale is a major avenue of income for film producers and the sale of Audio
rights is a major revenue earner. The audio companies also actively participate
in the promotional and marketing strategies of these films.
Globally,
the entertainment industry is growing by leaps and bounds and is no exception
to it. Besides films, the television scene is cluttered with a plethora of
channels. Gone are the days when we had to suffice with one national channel.
Now we have a host of private channels at our disposal. Just with a flick of
the remote. Specialization is the rule of the day, and we see the emergence of
niche channels catering to specific needs, but one common element that is
omnipresent in all is sound. In fact, the nuclear families of today keep the TV
sets on for hours so that its sound keeps young children company, and the
housewives can go about doing their daily chores.
Since
the advert of FM channels, more and more people are now listening and enjoying
the radio. movie and music is the best
and the cheapest available means of entertainment for the common man. from rich
to the poorest of the poor everybody can be seen hooked on to some movie and
music on TV as they cannot resist the temptation of listening, watching movie or what is on air. Stage shows and live
outdoor events are now held on a very large scale which are attended by people
in large numbers to feed so many breaches of this growing entertainment
industry. Expert personnel are needed to handle the audio. This is taken care
by the person called the sound engineer or recording engineer, more commonly
known as the sound recordist. This person is responsible to provide clear sound
by this engineering to the audience.
The
huge demand for the technically expert personnel in the filed of sound has made
this professional very lucrative. A good sound engineer can earn from a low of #20.000/
to over . 30 per month. All the big names in the field are presently earning
between #1.5 to 2.5 mil a month. Even the new entreats and the trainees can
expect to earn about 7,000/ to 10,000/ p.m in the beginning which can touch
20,000 to 25,000/ per month within a period of 2 to 3 month depending upon the
person’s of 2 to 3 month dedication, hard work, ability to grasp the
intricacies of the subject and the creative acumen. The success also depends
upon the personal motivation technical knowledge and understanding the
aesthetics of sound. It is not a natural gift, but it can be developed provided
the person keeps his ears open and starts analyzing natural sounds around him.
The people who have a true passion for sound and music become great sound
engineers in due course of time.
According
to his aptitude or liking, a person can mould or fit himself in various
branches of sound recording and engineering.
NEW TECHNOLOGY COLLEGES IN THE CITY
Technology
college, will attract over 24 state and having 20 courses across the college
now opens its campus in EBBC, Ebonyi new technology college offers
internationally certified diploma and degree courses in media technology as
well as dual diplomas in Audio engineering-digital film making offers an
upgrade to further studies as degree, post graduate, and doctoral in these
three disciplines.
Designed
to follow international standards both the diploma and degree courses come with
an internationally valid certification. Students are also offered internships
and are placed at respected names in the industry.
Digital
academy is a film school situated in Ebonyi State offering an array of courses
in film making, direction, sound engineering, recording, cinematography,
creative scriptwriting for television and film, non linear editing, visual
effects and 2d cell animation. Students get extensive, hands on training plus
access to facilities like shooting floors chorea floors, a Dolby enable
auditorium a well-stocked archive of films and books. The editing SFX slabs and
sound recording and dobbing studious are a bonus
Founder of Soda faces Academy is the guest lecturer at
Soda faces Academy, the film school 1s to conduct a small workshop for the
students of the academy and give them tips on direction, spicing them up with
lectures own life experiences and anecdote.
He
shall specifically speak about his first directorial venture into film industry
and the hurdles he faced as the first-time director and founder. He should add
that an actor lives only one life in a film, while director’s personality is
added to the film as two directors working on the same stories would yet treat
it differently.
The
other interesting tip is that students are to observe and depict on screen,
what they see around them.
Film
making is a social responsibility and the medium has the power to mould public
opinion, mores and ethos, and that the directors should not misuse this power.
First films are usually great because pent up emotions find their way in them
but the real challenge comes in the second film, when the same commitment and
vigor has to be maintained.
I
think that directors who disconnect with the
present fade away. He’s kept up with the times and enjoyed every moment
of it, which has made him equally proficient in the world of television. With
an open mind, he could easily transit from the wide vistas of the big screen to
the world of close-ups, i.e. the television.
Partnership
with association of motion picture and Ebonyi television program
In a city where there is a dearth of institutes
nurturing and honing the creative skills of a budding filmmaker there are a few
who are taking giant strides in this sector. For any institute to give sound
training in filmmaking proper infrastructure and facilities are of paramount
importance. This is precisely what the digital academy has to offer newcomers
to this field. It is a unique leaning and training resource with an established
reputation for providing high quality training for television and filmmaking
course.
The
digital academy enjoys state-of the art technologies supported by an excellent
and thoroughly professional faculty. The courses available reflect the
initiatives and the enthusiasm of the academy. Learners will benefit from a
wide range of courses from work-based learning through specialized short
courses all the way up to degree level. Whatever the interests, or level of
expertise the digital academy is the answer. They understand the need to
provide training to match the needs of the individual.
Students
are provided with hands-on learning experience enabling them to develop skills
and expertise while simultaneously interacting with the leading learners from
the television and the film world. To complement the courses there are short,
intensive and live projects which form an integral part of the learning
process.
Apart
from the well-structured courses to suit every individual’s requirement, students get to form small
cohesive groups rotating in various creative positions on independent
productions. They will write, budget, direct, produce. Film edit and learn their
work.
A
sprawling 20,000 feet area in Ebonyi(EBBC) bears land to their dedication and commitment
to provide cutting edge technology and make it a one-top filmmaking school.
Just
one walkabout of the campus and its aesthetic design and neat interiors impress
you the economically designed classrooms, a Dolby mini theatre with a massive
film achieve, equipment to match the best in the industry like the professional
DV camcorders Beta Recorders, avoid express deluxe, pinnacle. Prof fire wire,
etc a pioneering chroma shooting floor and technical affiliation with media
interactive with media interactive EBBC for courseware updates. The student
cafeteria is probably the only price that is under cared to a small extent, but
remains for the students the place for interacting and exchanging ideas.
The
faculty led by acclaimed film directors a and
actor scriptwriter and sound
recorder one of the best in the industry.
The
academy has to also managed to get placement support from the association of
motion pictures and Television programme producers (AMPTPP) and by way of
agreement will arrange audition interviews of students with their members and
other such parties.
Propose
Budget 2012 Analysis
1. = N2,500 per rod
x 5,000 N12,500,000 quality materials N2,000 per
rod x 5,000 = N10,000,000m = cheap materials
2. N2,200 per bags of cement x 8,000
N17,500,000m quality materials cheap stone N48 x56 quality = 56
3. N48,000 for one tripes of stones
N46,000 for one trips of stone 56 = 2576, 000m for cheap stone
4. N620,000 for one 11 door x 60 =
12,000,000m for quality iron door = 18,000 for one tran door x 60 = 1,000,000m2
for cheap iron door
5. N17,500 per alumaco window x 80 =
N1,360,000 for quality alumoco window x
80 = N1,320,000m for cheap alumaco window
6. N700 for one pieces woods x 1,000 N700,000
7. N3,500 for one catton of triels x
5000,000 N17,500,000 for quality material of triels. N2,5000 for one catton of
triels x 500,000 N12,5000,000
8. N5,500 for one pieces of aluminum zinc
x 1,500 = N250,000 for quality aluminum zinc N4,000 for one pieces of aluminum
zinc x 1,500 = N6,000,000m fro cheap zinc
9. N6,000 for one protector x 80 =
N400,000 = N480,000
10. N1,000 for one pieces ceiling x 1,000
N1,000,000m
11. N5,000 for one bag of nails x 50 =
N2,50,000 N2,50000
12. Plumbing materials N10,000,000m N200 per
bating x 1000 N200,000
13. N200 for one pieces of bating x 1,000
14. Electrician materials N1,000,000
15. N200 for one pieces of bamboo and 400 =
80,000
16. N800 for one pieces plank N300 N240,000
17. N5,000 for one bucket of paint x 400 =
N2,000,000 for quality paint N2,500 for one a bucket of paint x 400 =
N1,000,000
N4,000 pieces of
aluminum zinc x 800 = 3,200,000m cheap material
8. N5,50 per of wood x 1,000 = N5,500,000
quality materials 500 per of wood x 6000 N500,000 cheap materials
9. N900 per ceiling x 1,000 N900,000
10. N4,000 per bags of nails x 20 N8,000
11. N5,500 per wire x 100 N550,000 quality
material N5000 per wire x 100 = N500,000 cheap materials
12. N5,500 per protector x 40 N220,000
N45,000 per protection x 40 N180,000 cheap materials
13. plumbing materials N500,000
14. Transport money N100,000
Management criteria/Capital budget
Represent
50% of the capital budget that is #50.000.000.00
Mobility =5 vehicles
#70 .000.000. represent the total cost of building
While #50.000.000 represent the pieces of furniture
and equipment
While 30%
represent the remaining cost of transportation ,and stability
Offices=30 pieces of computers ,pieces of furniture,
chairs, tables, files desk
Screen=10
television sets
Basic
Equipments
Musical =a set of drum
Camera
Audio
Work plane B
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SIGN CONTACT
 OPEN PROJECT ACCOUNT SET UPPROJECT MANAGEMENT TEAM
PLANNING MEETINGS
ADVOCACY VISITS
SITE VISITION
CONTRACTORS SITE MAPPING
ADMINISTRATION OF QUESTIONAIRES
PUBLICATION OF STAGE OF WORK
STAKEHOLDERS VIEW
DOCUMENTATION/REPORTING
MONITORING/EVALUATION
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