Thinking of writing, directing, and/or producing a short film? Join writer and director Caroline Renard (Best Comedic Short, Micheaux Film Festival) as she takes you through the short filmmaking process, from crafting a story, to pre-production, to entering the festival circuit and more. Learn essential information (and things you didn’t account for) to make your short film a successful calling card.

Learn the ins and outs of assisting a director from Nick Brooks, an award-winning writer/director and USC Film School graduate. In this class, you’ll learn what the director’s assistant job entails and gain tips to snag a job and succeed on set. If you’re anaspiring director, this is one you can’t miss.

Join Edson Jean, a SXSW Film Festival selected writer/director, and learn how to create a profitable film with a tiny budget.

Thinking of writing and producing a short film? Join Al Plancher (HBO Best Short Film Award) as he takes you through the short filmmaking process, from crafting a story, to securing financing, to entering the festival circuit andmore. Truly a must-watch class for filmmakers.

Join Emily Best, Founder and CEO of the #1 crowdfunding site for filmmakers, Seed and Spark. Learn the best practices to fund your project so that you can stop waiting for permission to create and build something on your own!

Directing for television requires you to master a unique set of skills to succeed. In this class you’ll learn specific techniques like camera blocking on set, working with actors and production department heads, addressing notes from the studio, prepping shots and much more. Whether you’re a beginning director or have experience, this class will help you relevant tools expand your knowledge base.

In this class, you’ll learn how to tap into the resources of your city’s creative community . Whether your goal is to produce live shows or filmed content, you can make genuine friends by expanding your network of peers and helping one another accomplish your creative goals together. You don’t need permission from a big studio or network to make what you want. “Someday” can be any day. Taught by Amanda Layne Miller (THE MORNING SHOW, WOKE).