A television cameraman, often referred to as a camera operator, uses a moving image to film an event, make a television drama or documentary, or a news or sports program. This means that there are many places for television shooting, ranging from working inside or outside the studio. Not only that, but the television photographer must also be familiar with the nature of work in the field of digital media, and computer technology; However, despite the many fields of work of a television photographer, they are united by one thing: mastering the visual language, or understanding the visual composition in order to express feelings and content. Hence, this course is designed, which aims to understand the foundations and principles of television photography, develop a visual sense, in addition to enhancing special skills and liberating creativity during photography.

Who should attend? 

• Those wishing to enter the field of television photography.
• New photographers wishing to develop their skills.
• Journalists and reporters wishing to acquire television photography skills.

How will trainees benefit from the course?

After completing the course, trainees would be able to master the following topics:

• Foundations and skills of television photography.
• Knowing the photographer's work, role, qualifications, tools, responsibilities and skills.
• Knowledge of the basic rules in the composition of the image.
• Training in the arts of photography for various types of television programmes, documentaries and propaganda films.
• Lighting networks and their different types.
• Types of cameras and lenses, their characteristics, and how and when to use them.
• Comprehension of language, visual composition and its dramatic and aesthetic concepts.