Directing for Genre Television
( 30 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Genre TV
Defining genre TV, understanding the audience, and the role of the director

Module #2
The Evolution of Genre TV
A brief history of genre TV, from classic sci-fi to modern superhero shows

Module #3
The Business of Genre TV
Understanding the industry, networks, and studios behind genre TV

Module #4
Script Analysis for Directors
How to analyze a script for visual storytelling, character development, and pacing

Module #5
Identifying Key Elements
Breaking down key elements of a script, including action lines, dialogue, and character arcs

Module #6
Visualizing the Story
Using storyboards, shot lists, and other tools to visualize the script

Module #7
Directing Actors in Genre TV
Understanding actor motivation, creating a safe set, and giving direction

Module #8
Genre-Specific Acting Challenges
Working with actors on complex genre-specific scenes, such as action, horror, or sci-fi

Module #9
Rehearsal Techniques
Effective rehearsal techniques for Directors, including blocking, improvisation, and table work

Module #10
Collaborating with Department Heads
Understanding the roles of key department heads, including cinematography, production design, and costume

Module #11
Visual Style and Cinematography
Creating a visual style, working with the DP, and understanding lighting and camera techniques

Module #12
Designing the World
Collaborating with production design, costume, and makeup to create a cohesive look

Module #13
Directing Action and Stunts
Choreographing action sequences, working with stunt teams, and capturing dynamic footage

Module #14
Directing Horror and Suspense
Creating tension, using atmosphere, and building scares

Module #15
Directing Science Fiction and Fantasy
World-building, visual effects, and creating a sense of wonder

Module #16
Calling the Shots
Block, shoot, and move on:the art of efficient directing on set

Module #17
Managing the Set
Maintaining a positive set environment, dealing with challenges, and staying focused

Module #18
Working with Special Effects
Understanding VFX, stunts, and other special effects on set

Module #19
The Directors Role in Post
Understanding the post-production process, from editing to sound design

Module #20
Working with Visual Effects
Collaborating with VFX artists, understanding the VFX pipeline, and reviewing final effects

Module #21
Sound Design and Music
Creating a sonic landscape, working with composers, and designing sound effects

Module #22
Case Study:Superhero TV
Analyzing successful superhero shows, such as Arrow and The Flash

Module #23
Case Study:Sci-Fi TV
Examining sci-fi TV shows, such as Doctor Who and Westworld

Module #24
Case Study:Horror TV
Breaking down successful horror TV shows, such as The Walking Dead and Stranger Things

Module #25
Serialized Storytelling
Understanding the complexities of serialized storytelling in genre TV

Module #26
Diversity and Representation
The importance of representation in genre TV, and ways to promote diversity on set

Module #27
The Future of Genre TV
Trends, innovations, and predictions for the future of genre TV

Module #28
Developing Your Genre TV Project
Workshopping your own genre TV project, from concept to pitch

Module #29
Pitching and Selling Your Project
Crafting a pitch, creating a sizzle reel, and networking in the industry

Module #30
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
Planning next steps in Directing for Genre Television career

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Directing for Genre Television ( 30 Modules )

Directing for Genre Television
( 30 Modules )