Photo courtesy Adam Bernstein
Tuesday, March 27, 2018
4:45 – 6:45 PM
Seminar Room W331, Wallace Dance Building & Theater
Lewis Arts Complex
For Princeton students only
Join veteran TV director and Princeton University alumnus Adam Bernstein ’82 for a private Master Class introducing the creative and business aspects of directing for television. For Princeton students only; enrollment limited and advanced registration required.
CLASS DESCRIPTION:
PART I: The Role of the Director in Television
Learn about the Director’s role in TV as it applies to both pilots and episodes, including the customary details of the production process, and more in-depth details about the technical and creative aspects of the job, including staging, camera placement, screen direction, coverage and working with actors. Adam will also briefly touch up editorial, music and sound design.
Part II: The Business of Television
Adam will talk about how shows are created, and the various ways in which people launch their directing careers. He’ll also share the story of his own path to directing and how he “clawed his way” to the middle of his profession.
A Q&A period will follow each section.