BTL training for ART DEPARTMENT

ART DEPARTMENT

Trainees learn how to execute production design, create mood boards, sketches, wardrobe, model boxes, practice drafting, carpentry, and painting techniques. 

Graduates are equipped with the industry-standard skills and confidence needed to pursue entry level job opportunities in the professional KSA film and television industry’s Art Department opportunities.

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  • Introduction to Art Direction: Understanding its importance in shaping a film’s visual identity and creating an immersive experience for the audience.
  • Set Design and Construction:
      • Conceptualizing and sketching set ideas.
      • Working with construction teams to bring sketches to life.
      • Ensuring set integrity and safety.
  • Collaboration Dynamics:
      • Working with the Director to understand the vision.
      • Coordinating with the Director of Photography on lighting and framing considerations.
      • Engaging with Costume Designers to ensure visual coherence.
    • Understanding Script and Storyboarding: Translating script elements into visual concepts and ensuring alignment with storyboards.
  • Location Scouting and Management:
      • Evaluating potential filming locations.
      • Adapting natural environments to fit the story’s needs.
  • Props Design and Management:
      • Conceptualizing, sourcing, or creating props that fit the narrative.
      • Working with props masters and ensuring on-set availability.
    • Color Theory in Filmmaking: Using color palettes to influence mood, emphasize themes, and enhance storytelling.
  • Budget Management:
      • Allocating and managing the art department’s budget.
      • Making cost-effective decisions without compromising visual quality.
  • Technology in Art Direction:
      • Introduction to digital tools for design.
      • Collaborating with the VFX team for scenes requiring visual effects integration.
  • On-Set Problem Solving:
      • Handling unexpected challenges and making real-time decisions to keep production on track.
  • Post-Production Collaboration:
    • Working with the post-production team to ensure the visual continuity and coherence of the final product.
  • Storytelling Through Costumes.
  • Collaboration: Costume Designer vs. Director of Photography.
  • Role of the Costume Designer in Film Production.
  • Responsibilities and Scope of the Costume Designer.
  • Positioning the Costume Designer within the Production Hierarchy.
  • Budgeting for Wardrobe: Balancing Economy with Quality.
  • Repurposing and Reusing Wardrobe Elements.
  • Craftsmanship in Costume Creation.
  • Citizenship: Must be a Saudi citizen or hold a valid residency permit.
  • Age: Must be 18 years or older.
  • Experience Level: Must be a beginner.
  • Educational/Professional Background: Preference for those with educational certificates or basic experience in areas such as fashion design, interior design, arts, etc.
  • Film Industry Experience: Not mandatory.
  • Learning Attitude: An evident desire to learn. Enthusiastic individuals ready to acquire new skills are highly preferred, regardless of their current knowledge of the film industry.
  • Career Mindset: Should be prepared to embark on their professional journey in the film industry as beginners, understanding the potential shift in their career path.

– Submission of required documents must be timely

– Active participation and interaction during training

– The SPT administration may request additional information for verifying participant data or participation details

– The administration reserves the right to exclude or stop a participant’s training for any reason, including terms violation, illegal actions, or harmful behavior

– SPT management has the right to publish select information, images, or videos from the program for promotional purposes

– Participant’s personal information will not be disclosed except in response to legal claims by competent government agencies

– Any changes to the program or terms will be communicated via the official website, social media, or email

– SPT management reserves the right to cancel, extend or modify the program or its terms without prior notice, subject to approval by those in charge

– Participants must acknowledge their agreement with the terms and conditions prior to enrollment

– Participants must not share training information on their websites without prior SPT management approval

– Unauthorized copying or distribution of training content is strictly prohibited

– Participants must commit sufficient time to attend the training program and meet all requirements in a timely manner

– SPT management reserves the right to withhold participant nominations to film industry companies for non-compliance with training program commitments

– Program management retains all submitted files, either within the application form or sent via email

– By participating, the individual grants program management the right to publish appropriate entries on the program website or any other media for promotional activities

– SPT retains the ownership rights of all projects that the participant worked on, including documents, visual, and media materials produced during the training

– Participation must not infracat any international or local rights, laws, or provisions

– Program management is not responsible for any losses or damages incurred from participation

– Responsibility is not assumed for inaccuracies or false information provided

– Legal consequences resulting from a participant’s violation of any local or international law are solely the responsibility of the participant

– Any disputes arising will be settled in accordance with laws and procedures in force in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia