Students learn how camera angles, sound, lighting, costumes, and special effects contribute to filmmaking across various genres.
Members analyze films and create their own projects as final works, developing critical viewing skills and understanding cinematic techniques that shape storytelling in motion pictures.
“Cinema is a matter of what‘s in the frame and what‘s out.”
— Martin ScorseseThursday 3:30–4:30 PM
G6 – G8
N/A (free)
arts.film_analysis
faculty advisor
Student leaders: positions open – join and lead!
High, low, dutch, POV
Diegetic/non‑diegetic
High‑key, low‑key, chiaroscuro
Character expression
Practical vs. CGI
Continuity, montage
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