Workshops
Filmmaking and post production
Paul Wyatt’s work covers a range of sectors and styles
Paul Wyatt is an experienced editor, cinematographer and director with over 15 years of industry experience editing and producing brand stories, short films, social media and documentaries. Paul has taught filmmaking at Morley College in London and has been a mentor and special lecturer to students at the University of the Arts London.
He offers set and bespoke workshops at your place of work geared around the experience of those taking part. Participants are encouraged to use their cameras and projects for the highly popular “surgery” workshop element.
Workshop components. This can be tailored to participants’ needs over one or two days.
From £125 per person (minimum of five persons per session
Pre-production
- Film outline development.
- Find the story and then sell it.
- Narrative structure and why it matters
- Working with contributors.
- Production planning and creating a call sheet.
The Shoot
- Film outline development.
- Find the story and then sell it.
- Narrative structure and why it matters
- Working with contributors.
- Production planning
- Creating a call sheet.
Post -Production
- Camera technique: Setting up an interview fast and well.
- Quick and easy light setups.
- Budget-friendly mirrorless camera tips and tricks
- Interview technique.
Delivery types
- There’s no such thing as B Roll.
- It’s all in the edit: Invisible editing and why it will save your project.
- Case study deconstructions: Looking at the differences between editing for short-form, long-form and promotional content.
- Delivery types.
General
- Working across formats from 16×9 to 1×1 for social and everything in between. How to film once and reformat many times.
- Filmmaking “Gotchas” and how to avoid them.
Surgery
- This popular workshop element sees participants presenting their own projects and “asking the expert” for guidance on the filming, producing and outputting of their own films and projects.
One-day workshops from £125 per person (minimum of five persons per session) for a one-day session.