Sculptural techniques for film and TV
Course
In London
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
London
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Start date
Different dates available
For those with an interest in prop making, or those wishing to start out on the path to working as a prop maker in film, TV and theatre. This intensive week long introduction to prop making techniques will focus on responding to a given brief and introduce the demands of the prop making industry. You will explore a range of sculptural materials and techniques that are employed to make props in these industries including, sculpting, fabricating, casting, mould making and paint effects and finishes.
You will be introduced to the possible progression routes of further study at a higher level and /or potential employment avenues in this area.
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About this course
• Have a good understanding of the demands of a specific prop making project as appropriate to the industries of film, TV and theatre.
• Use a range of appropriate techniques and processes.
• Gain an understanding of the requirements of developing a prop making brief
• Understand the importance of experimentation and record keeping
• Gain an understanding of possible progression routes within the subject.
All basic materials will be provided.
Please bring a sketch pad, drawing pencil, writing pen and a camera. Please wear flat footwear with your toes covered and clothes that you would not mind getting messy in.
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Subjects
- Casting
- Materials
Course programme
Working to a given brief, you will explore and experiment in the following disciplines in relation to prop making:
Sculpting in a variety of different materials
Mould making and casting
Fabricating
Paint effects and finishes
Carpentry
Pattern cutting in foam
Working with scale.
Additional information
Sculptural techniques for film and TV