ASL video briefing: coming soon with open captions. Course material teaches camera operation, script formatting, and non-linear editing using visual reference monitors and fluent on-set signing.

Instructors are working Deaf industry professionals from Georgia's screen ecosystem. Students build technical discipline in camera blocking, visual rhythm, and collaborative crew communication.

Four Practical Production Tracks

Visual Screenwriting

Camera Operation

Picture Editing

Acting in ASL

Translate ASL story structures into standard film screenplay formats, focusing on visual action beats and spatial descriptions.

Master cinema camera rigs, lens selection, framing for signing space, and communicating marks without acoustic cues.

Cut documentary and narrative scenes in professional editing suites, shaping narrative pace through visual eyelines and motion.

Develop screen presence, cinematic eyelines, and character depth tailored specifically for widescreen lens framing.

Youth Camps & Adult Intensives

Summer youth cohorts introduce high school students to camera handling and short-form storytelling across Atlanta and Savannah outdoor locations.

Weekend adult masterclasses provide advanced technical drills in lighting setups and post-production workflows for emerging directors preparing festival submissions.

Workshops are free of charge. Choose your preferred discipline and indicate whether text message or email works best for schedule confirmations.