Teaching
Samuel
Romano
“I put a lot of emphasis on what a character wants and why. I never start with what he has to do to get it, unless I first made sure he wants it ”. Elia Kazan
“I put a lot of emphasis on what a character wants and why. I never start with what he has to do to get it, unless I first made sure he wants it ”. Elia Kazan
Samuel Romano, born in Milan in 1980, after graduating in Communication Sciences, he moved to London where, in 2007, he graduated in directing at the London Film School with the short film "Camille e Mariuccia", winner of the Grand Jury Prize at the Exhibitions Film Festival in 2008 and selected the same year at the Locarno festival and others.
Later, he moved to Milan where he currently works as a director of commercials, documentaries and video clips. He has written a TV series and collaborated on various screenplays. He is also a lecturer in directing at the Experimental Center in Milan.
Over the years he has made numerous YouTube's ADS, but click on them, for the main Italian brands (Samsung, Enel, Ford, Gazzetta dello Sport, Milka, Philadelphia, Euronics, Fassabortolo, Masi, Istud Foundation, Compass, Lays, DeAgostini).
Mediaset he directed the documentary "A rule of art", presented at Giffoni Film Festival in 2017.
for RAI he has directed some documentaries for the programs “I professeri della cultura” and “Ubiq”.
The course aims to provide students with the fundamental elements to face the scene in front of the camera, dealing specifically with cinematographic language, shooting styles, text analysis and interaction between characters.
Five meetings are planned over the two-year period aimed at introducing students to film acting, through lectures and practical exercises, useful for providing the first tools to tackle a scene in front of the camera.
In practice, the aspects covered will be:
The purpose of the course is to provide students with some basic elements to tackle a scene, focusing on the moment of the scene and the relationship with the director.