Sign In
Jobs
Jobs
Available Runners
Member Reviews
Success Stories
MFJF Alumni
Why Go PRO?
Why Go PRO?
Our Credits
PRO Member Rewards
Career Resources
Career Guides
CV Advice
Example CVs
Industry Essentials
Community
Find People to Work With
The Screening Room
Our Blog
Film Courses
Post a Job

My First Job in Film has two sites.
Which would you like to enter?



UK

USA

We'll save your preferences

National Film & Television School Image

Script Supervision & Continuity for Film & Television,
National Film & Television School

Beaconsfield, 3 Months, Full-Time
More Info
Script Supervision & Continuity for Film & Television

National Film & Television School | Beaconsfield

This full time course is delivered in partnership with the BBC and designed to thoroughly train participants in becoming a key member of a filmed drama or television production team.

Participants will learn from practical hands-on workshops and through on set and in studio experience on a range of drama and entertainment projects. This will ensure that participants leave the course with the practical experience for starting out in the professional world.

The Script Supervisor’s role is an exciting, varied and demanding job requiring many skills for being part of the production team, working closely with directors and producers, interacting with performers and programme participants, and providing accurate information on location, in the studio gallery and for the edit suite.

All NFTS students can attend Masterclasses. Recent guests include David Fincher (Fight Club), Greta Gerwig (Little Women), Steve McQueen (12 Years A Slave), Edgar Wright (Hot Fuzz), Phoebe Waller-Bridge (Fleabag), Ben Wheatley (Free Fire), Rapman (Blue Story), Louis Theroux, Debra Granik (Winter’s Bone), Denis Villeneuve (Bladerunner 2049), Lynne Ramsay (You Were Never Really Here), Sam Mendes (1917), Asif Kapadia (Senna), Joanna Hogg (The Souvenir), and Russell T Davies (Doctor Who).

What you will study

The Script Supervisor is a key member of the production team, preparing and providing scripts, running orders, camera shots and information, prior to a rehearsal, recording or shooting day.  In the studio, they keep the production team informed through cueing, timings, shotcalling, liaising with presentation, and maintaining an accurate log. They support the director and producer and are responsible for getting live transmission programmes on and off air.  On single camera shoots they are vital for continuity, keeping track of takes, timings and shooting set-ups essential for the editor, as well as checking correct dialogue, actions, costume, make-up and props.

This 12-week course has been developed due to industry demand and combines practical experience on film shoots, and on TV entertainment shows, using the recently refurbished 4k multi-camera television studio gallery. Included in the course are lectures on how to use ScriptE and BBC Scriptwriter, how to work on different genres of programmes, guest speakers, and site visits to TV companies and film studios.

 




Full details can be found on the course providers' website    
More Info
More courses from this provider

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image

National Film & Television School Image
Advertise your course

My First Job In Film is the biggest community of new filmmakers in the UK. If you are looking to promote your film course or scheme then please get in touch.





Learn More
No
Yes