Three ways to make responsible work.
Whether you're learning the craft, training a team, or producing a piece — every engagement is rooted in the same standard.
Professional Filmmaking with Impact
A self-paced online course for newer and emerging filmmakers building their professional foundation through a Responsible Filmmaking lens.
- ·Newer and emerging filmmakers
- ·Film students building a professional foundation
- ·Colleges and universities licensing the course
- ·Professional filmmaking foundations
- ·Story and preparation
- ·Creative decision-making
- ·The Responsible Filmmaking Introduction Guide
Flexible Group Learning
A focused session of a few hours, a one-day intensive, or multi-day training shaped around your team, class, or organization.
- ·Ministries, churches, and faith-based media teams
- ·Production companies and in-house creative teams
- ·Colleges and universities
- ·Conferences and film festivals booking a guest workshop
- ·A format matched to your timeline
- ·Professional filmmaking perspective
- ·Responsible Filmmaking discussion
- ·Content shaped around your group's needs
Story Concept Development, Idea Development & Responsible Filmmaking Guidance
Creative Development helps filmmakers, writers, and artists build the creative foundation of a film or music video project through Story Concept Development, Idea Development, and Responsible Filmmaking Guidance — shaping what you want to communicate, clarifying its purpose and audience, and applying Responsible Filmmaking principles to every creative decision.
- ·Filmmakers, writers, and artists developing a film or music video project
- ·Organizations shaping a film or music video project
- ·Creators exploring sensitive or complex subject matter in a film or music video
- ·Story Concept Development: Generating and shaping story concepts around what the creator wants to communicate.
- ·Idea Development: Clarifying the idea, its purpose, intended audience, and foundational elements.
- ·Responsible Filmmaking Guidance: Applying Responsible Filmmaking principles to creative decisions, considering the potential mental, emotional, and spiritual impact of the story on its audience.
For music video and film projects only. Existing project material, including screenplay pages, may be reviewed only when needed to support the development work. Preparation Films does not write, rewrite, or edit screenplays.
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