Play Video about Digital Journalism an Multimedia, Film and Television Production
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Course Overview
Learning Outcomes
Student Portfolio
Career Options
Facilities
Faculty
How to Apply
Course Overview
The global box office revenue is forecast to increase from $US 38 billion in 2016 to nearly US$ 50 billion in 2020. – Statista (2017).
ADMI’s video production course gives students an industry-relevant introduction to filmmaking. Novice filmmakers looking to hone their skills and take their film and production craftwork to the next level are encouraged to apply.
Students explore all aspects of video production and professional development including camera operations, editing, producing, sound, scriptwriting, and directing. All 6 units cover both film and TV production.
You will have an impressive portfolio and industry-standard experience once you are done. Start capturing global audiences with your stories.
Course Units covered
Camera and Cinematography Techniques
Editing for Television and Film
Scriptwriting for Television and Film
Sound Recording and Design
Directing Video
Producing Video Projects
Intakes: January, May, September
Campus: Caxton House, CBD Nairobi
Learning Outcomes
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the program, you will be able to:
Understand and practice the planning and management of film production. Direct, capture and produce feature films, documentaries and drama.
Write scripts for commercials, films, and documentaries.
Operate broadcast equipment in a TV studio and the control room.
Edit video and films with high technical standards and artistic awareness. Understand and apply sound design techniques, set design and lighting.
Certiport
Earning A Credential Regonized By Employers Worldwide
As a video production student, you will gain a competitive edge over your peers by earning an Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) certification in:
Video Communications using Adobe Premiere®Pro.
ADMI instructors will prepare you to successfully pass these exams through a project-based curriculum that leverages Adobe Education learning resources, practice tests, and real-world applications.
Our video production course qualification is highly regarded in the industry and you students can be confident that this qualification will give them the expertise needed to excel in a variety of industry roles. Our graduates get equipped with the essential skills needed in both production and post-production.
Successful video production students have used this course as their first step to becoming:
Film & TV Director
Film & TV Producer
Film & Video Editor
Camera Operator
Lighting Technician
Colorist
Independent Filmmaker
Production Freelancer
Facilities
From the outset, you will have hands-on access to the latest equipment such as:
Broadcast cameras
Mobile TV studio
Various types of microphones
A virtual TV set
Photography cameras
Three computer labs with Macs and PCs
We have invested in cutting edge industry standard software to ensure that you learn using the latest technology in the world. We have invested in the following software:
Adobe creative suite
Final cut
Avid
Davinci
Faculty
Kevin Chepkech
Video editor, Motion & VFX Designer
Kevin Chepkech Is a video editor, motion & VFX designer and founder of Sketchyart Studios, a VFX and motion design company in Nairobi.
He’s worked on shows like East Africa Sportsline, the XYZ show, and numerous TV ads. He’s built up a lot of experience in the past 8 years working at renowned production houses like Nusunusu Productions and Level 1 Communications.
He has an Advanced Diploma in 3D Animation and Multimedia from Shang Tao Media Arts College.
He is currently a lecturer at ADMI teaching video editing and motion graphics.
Wanjiku Njoroge
Communications Expert
Wanjiku Njoroge is a communications professional with 12 years’ experience and knowledge in Television Production, Event Management and Administration; Broadcasting, Team Building, Writing and Editing, Creating Networks, People Management, Crisis Management and Leadership.
She has worked with the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation, Nation Media Group, Level One Communications and Supersport. She has also been involved in several ad-hoc productions including BBC Global Questions, CNN Awards, The Papal Mass and NHK Global Agenda.
She is currently a lecturer at ADMI teaching News Production, Screen Presentation, Directing and Producing for TV, Scripting for TV, Producing for Film and Directing for Video.
How to Apply
High School Education:
KCSE D+ (Plus) or KCE division I, KACE one (1) Principal or an equivalent qualification or Certificate of Experiential Learning or KNQF. Basic computer proficiency is required.
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