David LynchTeaches Creativity and Film

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David Lynch teaches creativity and film in this non-degree program. It's for anyone looking to explore their artistic side, and it lasts about one week. You'll learn from a legendary filmmaker and gain skills to help you think outside the box.

This program covers topics like bringing characters to life, sparking creativity, and composing film scores. You'll watch 13 video lessons and learn techniques for directing your own movie. David Lynch will share his cross-disciplinary creative process, and you'll learn how to test the boundaries of your own artistic expression.

After completing this program, you could become a film director, screenwriter, or cinematographer. You might also work as a producer or editor. These careers are available in the film and television industry, and employers might include production companies or studios.