CreateU – Media Skills Training Program

The CreateU Media Skills Training Program is a forward-thinking initiative designed to empower individuals with diverse working experiences by providing them with the essential skills and practical experience needed to succeed in the highly dynamic and rapidly expanding film and television industry. Our innovative approach features a hybrid curriculum that seamlessly blends online learning with hands-on production experiences. Students gain technical expertise and immerse themselves in real-world, on-set environments. The program is designed to address the immediate and long-term workforce needs of the entertainment industry, both locally in Camden County, Georgia and the global entertainment industry. The Film Production Training Program offers a direct pathway to high-demand careers in this vibrant industry.

FILM PRODUCTION BOOT CAMP

Exploring Entry Level Job Opportunities

Boot Camp Details

Duration: 2 days – Saturday, January 31 and Sunday, February 1, 2026
Time: 10am-3pm (both days)
Location: Pigmental Production Offices – 124 Industrial Drive, St. Marys, GA 31558
Participants: Community members, veterans, active military and family interested in exploring film production careers
Instructors: Working film industry professionals
Attire: Comfortable set of working attire and closed-toe shoes (required)

Lunch is provided during Boot Camp days!

Register for our FREE Introduction to Film Production Boot Camp HERE or call 1 (888) 551-3456 choose option 7 for CreateU.

Boot Camp Overview

Day 1 features a rotation through hands-on stations led by working film professionals covering key disciplines like Camera Department, Grip & Electric, Production Office, to name a few, followed by an open studio session for deeper exploration.

Day 2 transforms learning into practice as students participate in an actual production shoot, rotating through multiple crew roles while working with actors to execute a full shot list. Students will gain practical experience with industry equipment and protocols, understand departmental workflows and professional set etiquette, and receive career pathway guidance from experienced instructors.

Key Learning Outcomes

DAY 1:

  • Understanding of major film production departments
  • Knowledge of on-set communication protocols
  • Familiarity with industry terminology and etiquette
  • Hands-on experience with basic equipment and paperwork

DAY 2:

  • Practical production experience in multiple roles
  • Understanding of workflow and interdepartmental coordination
  • Problem-solving under time constraints
  • Professional conduct on a working set

Materials & Requirements

Provided:

  • Professional instructors for each department
  • All production equipment (cameras, lighting, grip gear)
  • Scene script and shot list
  • Production paperwork templates
  • Lunch both days

Students Should Bring:

  • Notebook and pen
  • Comfortable, production-appropriate clothing
  • Closed-toe shoes (required)
  • Water bottle