Studying film in Singapore?
Want to study film and media in Singapore but not sure where to go?
We’ve come up with a fact sheet that will provide the essential information you need to know!
Want to study film and media in Singapore but not sure where to go?
We’ve come up with a fact sheet that will provide the essential information you need to know!
Sinema will be working with the Singapore Media Academy (SMA), to conduct various film courses over 2010. Check out one of the upcoming courses in late January: Produce a Script from a Client’s Brief.
It is designed to equip participants with an understanding of the principles of writing that a scriptwriter needs to master.
If you’re interested in film, broadcast or video and are looking to get a diploma on it, here’s a handy list for upcoming admissions in film-related courses offering diplomas in the field.
A short, 2-week long intensive filmmaking course will be held at Objectifs from 26 November to 7 December, and is helmed by filmmaker Lionel Chok. This course is aimed at all aspiring filmmakers who want to tell their own stories – be it drama, documentary or experimental – and wish to learn both the creative as well as the technical skills.
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