Television programs are an essential part of our everyday culture, reflecting and shaping our feelings, thoughts and values. Behind every television program stands an enthusiastic and professional team, and at the heart of this team stands the director who controls the artistic and narrative style of the program and brings together all its elements to create an unforgettable viewing experience.
This course aims to provide participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to achieve this purpose by exploring the world of television directing, starting from the basics of directing techniques to their practical applications in real production processes.

Who Should Attend?

• TV channel managers and owners.
• Owners of projects to open television channels.
• Producers of television programmes.
• All workers in the field of television directing.
• Beginners who have no experience directing television programs and want to understand the basics of the program directing process.
• Students and graduates who want to pursue a career path in the media industry and want to build a strong foundation in directing television programmes.

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• The basic concepts and skills necessary to direct television programs effectively and professionally.
• How to apply television directing principles and techniques, such as photography, lighting, sound direction, scene composition, and editing.
• The process of preparing and executing television programs, including advance preparation, production organization, time management, and team management.
• Stimulating creativity and developing critical thinking skills in the directing process, and enhancing the ability to make quick and effective decisions while working.
• Specifications of a successful director, and ways to develop the capabilities and qualifications of a television director.

• Introduction to directing television programs
  • The concept of television directing and its importance.
  • The history and development of television directing.
  • The role of the director in the television production process.
• Basics of television photography
  • Understanding framing and composition in photography.
  • Lighting techniques and effective use of light.
  • Choosing appropriate cameras and lenses for different scenes.
• Scene management and directing actors
  • Analyzing texts and interpreting characters.
  • Directing representatives and dealing with them effectively.
  • Manage the scene and adjust timing for maximum effect.
• Video editing and editing
  • Principles of cinematic editing and cutting techniques.
  • Using various software and tools for video editing.
  • Add visual and audio effects to enhance quality and impact.
• Producing a television program
  • Television production processes from idea to broadcast.
  • Effectively plan and organize production operations.
  • Manage budget and resources and ensure the quality of the final product.
• Criticism and technical analysis
  • Develop the ability to analyze television works and appreciate art.
  • Critical thinking and self-evaluation of directorial performance.
  • Searching for new trends and innovation in the field of television directing.
• Career guidance and future in the media industry
  • Explore job opportunities and career paths in the media industry.
  • Preparing to enter the labor market and build a strong professional network.
  • Preparing for a successful career in the field of directing television programs.