GET MAKING.
GET MAKING.
Book a hands-on day of filmmaking by the sea, built around you. Shoot, edit, experiment, and leave ready to make more.
ONE-TO-ONE.
All classes at Hove Film School are bespoke and delivered one-to-one. To give you an idea of what you could cover, we often focus along these lines:
If you’re a beginner, we cover filmmaking fundamentals. You’ll get to grips with the whole process in one practical day - from setting up a camera and planning your sequence, to shooting, editing and shaping your final cut.
If you’re excited by shooting and want to build camera knowledge, we run a production bootcamp. You’ll plot the shoot from start to finish, mastering manual camera settings and improving shot composition to create high quality footage.
If you want to hone post-production skills, we do an editing intensive. You’ll spend time on Premiere Pro, turning rushes into a polished film. You’ll trim shots, assemble a timeline and add transitions, before moving on to colour correction and audio mixing.
If you’ve got other ideas or aren’t sure what suits you best, drop me a line. Tell me what you make or want to make, where you're at, and what you'd like to improve, and we’ll take things from there.
MEET YOUR TEACHER.
Hi, I’m Jem 👋
I’ve spent two decades creating content across film, TV, radio, social and digital, working for brands, creative agencies and broadcasters including the BBC. These days, I teach Creative Media at a college in Brighton.
I set up Hove Film School to bring these two worlds together. There are no lengthy courses and no tedious icebreakers - just industry experience distilled into a structured, practical day that’s completely focused on you.
Check out our Insta.
Check out our Insta.
“I’d done online tutorials but liked the idea of an in-person, one-to-one class, so Jem’s session was perfect for me. With her knowledge, enthusiasm, and encouragement, she really helped take my work to the next level. She’s super committed to the quality of the experience and brilliantly approachable. If you want to build your skills, or just scratch a creative itch, I urge you to give it a go!”
— Betty, former student