English for Audiovisual Industry Professionals

In the Beginner module, you will have the opportunity to practice dialogues fundamental for on-set routines, learning to introduce yourself, to talk about your specific roles and activities, as well as to ask and offer relevant information in your day-to-day work.

In addition, you will have access to an exclusive platform of activities designed to help you get used to the ways of writing in English and to familiarize yourself with the sounds, exercising your reading and listening comprehension skills.

This course helps you develop essential English skills for the audiovisual industry. You’ll learn how to introduce yourself, talk about your job, and use basic expressions on set.

You’ll also explore movie genres, discuss casting and location decisions, and even write simple scenes for screenplays.

By the end, you’ll feel more confident communicating in English while working on film projects.

In this module, you’ll start by introducing yourself on set, reading call sheets, and discussing shooting schedules and on-set meals.

Then, explore the world of costume design, color palettes, and animatronics in filmmaking.

Finally, you’ll dive into the responsibilities of production assistants (PAs), learning walkie-talkie lingo, and discussing how to manage background actors and weather conditions on set.

This course is perfect for anyone who wants to learn English and explore the set routines in the audiovisual industry!

In this module, you’ll learn essential vocabulary and expressions to navigate this industry.

From discussing on-set best practices and networking strategies to understanding safety protocols and employment contracts, you’ll gain confidence in communicating on-set.

You’ll also explore how to showcase your skills through CVs and portfolios while discussing representation, ethics, and collaboration in filmmaking.

In this course designed for pre-intermediate English learners, you will have the opportunity to discuss creative processes, acting techniques, and industry demands.

You will learn about various crew roles, practice job interview skills, and present your professional experience, while reflecting on production routines and on-set communication challenges and discussing set etiquette and safety.

As you gain confidence in speaking, you will refine your basic English, acquire technical vocabulary, and deepen your understanding of the industry.

In this pre-intermediate module, you’ll learn to discuss set etiquette, practice walkie-talkie communication, and explore the roles of gaffers, grips, and sound technicians.

You’ll also analyze costume design and makeup, understand on-set safety protocols, and address mental health challenges in this industry.

This module provides practical language skills tailored to the demands of audiovisual production.

In this module, an intermediate English learner learns how to create and analyze loglines, while comparing scripts with final cuts, and understanding the importance of labs.

You’ll dive into pre-production essentials, like script breakdowns, casting, and shot lists.

While you discuss the role of directors and table reads, you’ll understand how blocking, staging, and rehearsals impact the tone of a production.

Thus, you’ll develop confidence and refine your English while giving you insights into audiovisual storytelling.

In this intermediate English module, you’ll analyze the influence of telenovelas, streamers, and market trends, while debating the relationship between indie and mainstream productions.

Discussing post-production, you’ll learn how editing, sound design, and color grading shape storytelling and audience perception.

This module is designed to deepen your understanding of production and enhance your professional insights while you develop confidence and refine your English.

In this module, students will explore their career prospects in filmmaking and gain insights into compelling storytelling and pitching.

They will also discuss essential soft skills for success, script and project commercial aspects, and learn key industry jargon about financing.

By the end, you’ll understand how to navigate project development, from greenlighting to addressing ethical issues, while building a network to support your career growth.

In this module, English learners will develop confidence while mastering key industry jargon in storytelling and distribution.

They’ll explore how to strategically share content worldwide, discuss the future of the audiovisual industry, and refine your vocabulary for effective storytelling, and gain insights into sales agents and eco-efficient productions.

Also, you’ll develop the networking skills essential for building a network to support your career growth, while enhancing your English proficiency.

In this module, students will develop confidence in English while mastering specialized industry jargon.

We’ll cover a range of topics, including preparing for festivals and markets, collaborating in writing rooms, and discussing how to create a compelling series bible.

You’ll refine your vocabulary for script, concept, and project pitching sessions, while also improving your industry and English skills.

In this module, you’ll improve your industry-specific knowledge while analyzing key aspects of professionalization to support your career growth.

You’ll learn specific vocabulary on labor rights, financing strategies, and streaming business trends, among other topics.

Through carefully curated content and discussions, you’ll build confidence in English and develop essential jargon to succeed in the audiovisual industry.

In this module, students will refine your industry-specific vocabulary while analyzing relevant subjects such as the creation of representative narratives with a focus on BIPOC and LGBTQIAP+ authors.

Through curated content and discussions, you’ll build confidence in English and develop essential jargon to succeed in the audiovisual industry.

You’ll also have access to case studies on successful pitching and networking sessions.