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Target Audience:

Cis women, trans and non-binary people, who are audiovisual or communication students, professionals with some experience in production and/or direction or people interested in starting to work in the audiovisual field.

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Methodology:

The workshop aims to provide basic content about the work dynamics, tools and functions of an assistant director in all stages of an audiovisual project, whether fiction or documentary, short, feature, series or video clip. Classes are based on the practical experience of the lecturer, with explanation, presentation of document models and a proposal for a practical activity of technical analysis and/or filming plan of a short or scene script, brought by the participant or offered by the lecturer.

Module 1

1.1) Brief presentation of the lecturer and the participants

1.2) Is steering assistance production?

1.3) Steering assistance is steering?

1.4) Functions, posture and dialogue with technical teams

1.5) 2nd and 3rd assists and continuationist

Module 2

2.1) Pre-production

• Technical analysis meeting

• Casting tests and rehearsals

• Costume/makeup tests

• Specific meetings

• Technical visit

• general team meeting

2.2) SET

• Plateau/Production

• Cast / Figuration

• costume and makeup

• Photography, machinery and electrical

• Sound

• art and scenography

• Guns, cars, animals

• Power/Base

2.3) Post-production

• Assembly and completion follow-up

Module 3

3.1) Documents

• Technical analysis

• Rehearsal/meeting schedule

• shooting plan

• Day order

3.2) Basic presentation of Movie Magic

3.3) How to create working document templates without Movie Magic

3.4) Explanation of the technical analysis activity or filming plan

Module 4

4.1) Discussion about the activity, analyzing the exercises of each participant

4.2) Final questions/doubts