Basic Film Photography

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Dive into the timeless art of film photography with our Basic Film Photography class. Designed for beginners and those looking to revisit the fundamentals, this course covers all the essentials needed to understand and appreciate film photography.

What You Will Learn:

• Fundamentals of  Film Cameras: Get hands-on experience with different types of film cameras. Learn how to load film, understand camera settings, and the mechanical workings of your equipment.
• Exposure  Basics: Master the triangle of exposure—aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. Learn how these elements interact to affect the look and feel of your      photographs.
• Composition Techniques: Explore the rules of composition to create compelling images. Understand how perspective, balance, and framing can enhance your photos.
• Developing Film and Introduction to Color Film: Discover the exciting process of      film development during a field trip to a local print lab. This outing covers both black and white and color film development, offering a practical look at how film is processed and prints are made.

Course Format:

• Duration: 5 weeks, with one 2-hour session per week.
• Hands-on Learning: Each class includes a lecture followed by practical exercises, ensuring that you not only learn the theory but also apply it directly      through hands-on practice.
• Materials Provided: All necessary materials, including film and access to film cameras, will be provided for in-class use.
• Class Size: Limited to 4 students to ensure personalized attention and an intimate learning environment.

Who Should Enroll: This course is perfect for anyone interested in learning about film photography, from absolute beginners to digital photographers looking to explore film. No prior experience with film cameras is required.

Outcome: By the end of this course, you will have a solid understanding of the basic techniques and processes of film photography. You will feel confident using a film camera and developing your own photographs, equipped with the knowledge to continue exploring the vast and rich field of film photography on your own.