cinematography teach students lighting, film history, film editing and the use of camera equipment, all of which are integral to a cinematographer’s career. Here is an outline of common concepts taught in cinematography classes: Visual storytelling. Lighting methods and techniques.
Colleges and Universities Offering Diploma in Cinematography in Ghana are:
National Film and Television Institute
Admissions Requirement
DIPLOMA PROGRAMME -Two Modules
(Evening – 52 Weeks)
FIRST MODULE – 26 weeks
Theory and practice (weekdays from 4pm-9pm)
SECOND MODULE – Specialization – 26 weeks
Intensive practicals and productions. Applicants with a Pass in the NAFTI Certificate Programme who wish to continue may be considered for admission into the second module of the Diploma programme
SSSCE HOLDERS
Five (5) passes (A-D) in three core subjects, including English Language and Mathematics and two electives.
WASSCE HOLDERS
Five (5) passes (A1-D7) in three core subjects including English Language and Mathematics and two electives.
Lectures – Monday through to Friday (4pm-9pm on each day).
What qualifications do I need to be a cinematographer?
Cinematographers often need a degree from a film school to begin work. In these programs, you would learn the basics of lighting and camera techniques.
Most often one begins as a Camera Assistant and then becomes a Cinematographer.
How do I get a job in cinematography?
Get on a Set. The cinematographer is one of the most coveted positions on set.
Work For Free to Build Your Reel.
Have a Go-To Crew.
Join the Guild.
Specialize in Film or Television.
Negotiate a Cinematographer’s Salary.