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Moving Images

Moving Images

Develop a new way of seeing and understanding. Learn to observe the world with intention and capture moments in a way that expresses your unique perspective.

Moving Images
Experts

Through film and photography practices, visual storytelling becomes a form of personal expression rather than just a professional skill. Instead of emphasising technique or outcomes, they invite you to slow down, observe with intention, and find meaning in the everyday — helping you shape a voice that is uniquely your own.

Jared Thomas
Jared Thomas
Photographer
Filipp Yurev
Filipp Yurev
Film director, Writer
Justin Enoch
Justin Enoch
Sound designer, Composer
Isaac Goes
Isaac Goes
Film director, Video editor
Kiril Kulagin
Kiril Kulagin
Film director
Through practices that deepen awareness and nurture creative flow, you will learn to see the world differently — and to capture it in ways that reflect your unique perspective.
Classes: Endless
Students: All Levels
Requirements: Curiosity

Expert practices 37

C Every prompt nudged me to try something new. This wasn’t about rules, but about discovering my own voice.

Cleo, Creative Director

K I felt like I finally found my visual language. It wasn’t about technique — it was about connecting with myself and exploring my own creativity.

Keira, Content Creator

V What I loved about these practices were how they made me realise that filmmaking is more about personal expression than perfection. I now feel comfortable experimenting and learning as I go.

Vika, Film Curator

S I used to wait for the ‘right time’ to start filming. This made me realise all I needed was a phone, an open mind, and a different way of seeing.

Sam, Beginner

S Frederik’s exercises transformed how I observe the world. Simple tasks like intentional framing and slow observation profoundly deepened my filmmaking perspective.

Solomon, Film Educator

C Every prompt nudged me to try something new. This wasn’t about rules, but about discovering my own voice.

Cleo, Creative Director

K I felt like I finally found my visual language. It wasn’t about technique — it was about connecting with myself and exploring my own creativity.

Keira, Content Creator

V What I loved about these practices were how they made me realise that filmmaking is more about personal expression than perfection. I now feel comfortable experimenting and learning as I go.

Vika, Film Curator

S I used to wait for the ‘right time’ to start filming. This made me realise all I needed was a phone, an open mind, and a different way of seeing.

Sam, Beginner

S Frederik’s exercises transformed how I observe the world. Simple tasks like intentional framing and slow observation profoundly deepened my filmmaking perspective.

Solomon, Film Educator

Music Programme Path
No two paths are alike. Uncover the countless ways creativity unfolds — and imagine your own rhythm taking shape.
Danny
Danny
26, Stockholm
Path 1/3
Path
30 min, 3x a week
8–16 Sessions
Camera work and cinematography
Phase 1
3–6 Sessions
Camera Fundamentals. Master exposure triangle and manual controls
Composition Rules. Apply rule of thirds and framing techniques
Movement Basics. Practice smooth pans, tilts, and tracking shots
Phase 2
3–6 Sessions
Lighting Control. Shape mood with natural and artificial light
Advanced Framing. Create depth with foreground and background layers
Dynamic Shots. Combine movement with compelling composition storytelling
Phase 3
3–6 Sessions
Color Grading. Enhance visual mood through post-production techniques
Professional Portfolio. Create demo reel showcasing technical cinematography skills
Path
30 min, 3x a week
8–16 Sessions
Cinematic photography
Phase 1
3–6 Sessions
Visual Language. Develop personal cinematic vocabulary and visual motifs
Light Sculpting. Master dramatic lighting for emotional storytelling
Color Psychology. Use color grading to enhance narrative mood
Phase 2
3–6 Sessions
Composition Dynamics. Create tension through framing and perspective choices
Environmental Narrative. Tell stories through location and prop selection
Character Studies. Capture compelling portraits with cinematic depth
Phase 3
3–6 Sessions
Series Development. Build cohesive visual narratives across multiple frames
Technical Mastery. Refine post-processing workflow for consistent cinematic style
Path
1 hour on weekends
12-18 Sessions
Developing emotional storytelling through visual narrative
Phase 1
3–6 Sessions
Visual Language. Explore how camera angles convey emotion
Character Study. Analyze emotional arcs in favorite films
Scene Building. Create short scenes focusing on feeling
Phase 2
4–8 Sessions
Visual Metaphors. Use imagery to represent internal states
Pacing Emotion. Control rhythm and timing for impact
Sound Design. Layer audio to enhance emotional storytelling
Phase 3
3–6 Sessions
Personal Voice. Develop your unique emotional perspective
Complete Project. Finish a short film with emotional core
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