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Realistic film courses
Where craft leads tech in exploring the art and engine of filmmaking.
Our courses aim to be Innovative, thoughtful, and practical, with an emphasis on creativity as the driver — not just gear or software. Changing the focus away from high-end equipment and reclaiming film as art. ​
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Want a film workshop or short-course for your class or group? Please get in touch!
Bring your camera and learn the craft of exposure for film through this part-theory part-practical cinema camera workshop.
Get Cinematic Results with Any Camera!
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Bring your camera—any camera—and discover how to get the best cinematic results from what you already have. This hands-on session reimagines the exposure triangle for moving image, helping newcomers and photographers transition smoothly into filmmaking while staying in control of light.
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You’ll learn:
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How light enters your camera and lens
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The exposure triangle, reworked for motion
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Key differences between still and moving image ​​
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You’ll also have the chance to explore a cinema camera setup, see how it works in practice, and compare it with your own gear.
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This session is a on-off taster before we launch our short courses - perfect for either new filmmakers or those wanting to recap and further their knowledge. There is a lot of noise online so we leave space to ask questions and learn with professionals at your own pace.
Learn the craft of lighting for moving image through this part-theory part-practical film lighting workshop.
Light like a filmmaker – without breaking the bank!
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Think you need a van-load of lights to make cinematic magic? Think again. In this workshop, we’ll mix light theory with hands-on practice to help you create safe, creative, and budget-friendly lighting setups for film.
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You’ll learn:
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How to plan and record lighting setups
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Controlling a key light
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Working with bounce light
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A reimagined take on 3-point lighting
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Each session will have a unique focus—experimenting with different modifiers such as poly boards, gels, and flags, or exploring creative themes like motivated vs surreal lighting—so you can come back and learn something new every time.
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Mainly, we’ll work with just one electrical light source, so you can take your skills home without breaking the bank. It's also a collaborative workshop so you will be often in groups of two - perfect to take part with a friend!