Adjunct Professor at Hult International Business School.

DATE	COURSE	DESCRIPTION	LOCATION
SUONE2015 Jun 2015	IS: Regional Documentary Study	Independent Study Supervision
WI2015 Feb 2015	SKL 150 Video Basics	.5 credit skills seminar	Hult International Business School
WI2015 Jan-Mar 2015	HUM 275 Practical Film Producing	3 credit undergraduate course	Hult International Business School
FA2014 Nov 2014	SKL 150 Video Basics	.5 credit skills seminar	Hult International Business School
WI2014 Jan-Mar 2014	BUS 340 Practical Film Producing	3 credit undergraduate course	Hult International Business School
FA2013 Oct-Dec 2013	IS: Scriptwriting	Independent Study supervision	Hult International Business School
SU2013 Jun-Jul 2013	IS: Short Film Production Asst	Independent Study supervision	Hult International Business School

BUS 340 Practical Film Producing

Film is an Artistic Medium. Film is a Business. A Film Producer controls a film from inception to distribution and beyond. This course looks at the practical requirements for producing for film or television. Students will develop skills in Project Management, Marketing and Promotion, Budgeting, Fundraising, Casting and HR Management, Health and Safety and on-set hierarchy, whilst studying the basics of film production. This course includes taking part on a film set (weekend date tba, attendance will be mandatory). By the end of the course, students will have gained the necessary skills to work in a Producing role on a film set.

Global Knowledge Elective: 300-level course, 3 credits

No prior knowledge in filmmaking, photography, or media is expected.

This course is aimed at students with artistic passions, who want to learn about film and media, and who may wish to get into filmmaking. It is also directed at students who want a practical application of the skills they have learned in their other Business courses.

This is a course covering the basics of producing films. The course will cover skills such as:

• Project Management
• Social Media, Marketing and Promotion
• Writing a Distribution Plan
• Budgets
• Fundraising
• Networking
• Finding clients and client handling
• Casting and HR Management
• Working with Cast
• Health and Safety
• On-set hierarchy and Management

Required Reading

• Lyons, Suzanne. Indie Film Producing: The Craft of Low Budget Filmmaking. Oxford, UK: Focal Press, 2012. ISBN 978-0-240-81763-7
• Worthington, Charlotte. Basics Filmmaking 01: Producing. Switzerland: AVA Publishing SA, 2009. ISBN 2-940373-57-4 and 978-2-940373-57-4

Recommended Reading

• De Winter, Helen. What I Really Want To Do Is Produce. London: Faber and Faber Limited, 2006.  ISBN 978-0-571-21744-1 and 0-571-21744-3
• Goodell, Gregory. Independent Feature Film Production. Revised Edn. New York, USA: St. Martin’s Griffin, 1998. ISBN 0-312-18117-5
• Levy, Edmond. Making A Winning Short. New York, USA: Henry Holt and Company LLC, 1994. ISBN 0-8050-2680-0
• Macnab, Geoffrey & Sharon Swart. Film Craft: Producing. UK: Ilex, 2012. ISBN 978-1-908150-62-2
• Schreibman, Myrl A. The Indie Producers Handbook: Creative Producing from A to Z. New York, USA: Watson-Guptil Publications, 2012. ISBN 978-0-7704-3351-2
• Turman, Lawrence. So You Want To Be A Producer. USA: Three Rivers Press, 2005. ISBN-10 0-413-77584-4 and ISBN-13 978-0-413-77584-9