A film course for people who want to be a producer!
The Film Club Course is a guided journey that will prepare you for music videos, commercials, and films. Giving you the confident you need to take your career to the next level.
Limited seats · Live sessions + lifetime recordings
- Weekly deep dives on iconic scenes — shot by shot
- A curated watchlist that goes way beyond the usual “top 10”
- Live discussions with a small, serious community of film lovers
Course trailer
A 8‑Section Film journey breaking down the ins and outs of the industry. Showing you how to get your project to completion..
“I’ll never make movies the same way again.” — Ana, Season 1 member
Who joins The Film Club
Built for people who can’t stop thinking about creating.
No film school application. No gatekeeping. Just serious, structured exploration for people who already care a little too much about cinema.
Aspiring filmmakers
You’re writing, shooting, or cutting your own projects and want to steal the tools from your favorite producers — how to find the project, finding the right crew, and executing in a timely manner.
Film lovers & critics
You already track new releases, festivals, and Letterboxd lists. This course gives you the vocabulary and frameworks to turn instinctive reactions into sharp, thoughtful analysis.
Curious beginners
You don’t need gear or experience — only curiosity. We’ll show you how to take a project from a idea and bring it to life, understanding what makes a good production.
Inside the course
A community structure that feels like the best film club you’ve ever joined.
Each week focuses on one pillar of visual storytelling. You’ll watch a curated film, then join a live session where we break down key scenes together — plus optional assignments if you want to create your own work.
- Weekly live session (recorded) with scene breakdowns
- Hand‑picked watchlist with context for each film
- Optional exercises to practice framing, pacing, and tone
- Private members area for discussion between sessions
Week‑by‑week breakdown
Week 1 — How images tell stories
Framing, composition, and visual motifs. Why one shot feels “right” and another feels flat.
Week 2 — Movement & blocking
How actors, camera, and space create emotional rhythm inside a scene.
Week 3 — Editing & time
Cuts, pacing, and transitions — what changes when you slow down or speed up a moment.
Week 4 — Sound & score
Music, silence, and sound design as invisible storytelling tools.
Week 5 — Character & point of view
How visual choices attach us to (or push us away from) a character.
Week 6 — Building your taste
Combining everything into your own voice — as a filmmaker, critic, or deeply informed viewer.
Meet JERMAINE your INSTRUCTOR
A filmmaker with 20 years of experience in the game.
Hi, I’m Jermaine Anglin owner of The Film Club Course — a working producer who spent the last two decade producing music videos, commercials, and films. With over 20+ years obsessively learning this amazing craft i wanted to give this information to anyone who is interested in becoming a filmmakers young or old.
This course is the curriculum I wish I’d had before film school: real information, practical, and gives you the advantage you need to make it in this industry. from how to setup your company paperwork to running a production company. The Film Club has what you need.
20 years experience in film industry
Mentor young filmmakers since 2012
Host film workshops events
Runs a member online film community
My goal isn’t to turn you into a film . It’s to give you tools so that every movie night — on the big screen or your laptop — becomes richer, more alive, and more inspiring for your own work.
What members say
“I started my own company and completed my first project.”
“I’ve been a movie nerd my whole life, but this was the first time someone showed me how to see. Now I can explain why a scene hits me, not just that it does.”
— Ana, Season 2 member
“The weekly watchlists alone are worth it. I discovered directors I’d never heard of and now catch myself noticing echoes of their work in new releases.”
— Malik, filmmaker & critic
“I joined as a curious beginner and left with a short film I’m genuinely proud of — and a group of people who actually want to talk about production the way I do.”
— Jess, first‑time filmmaker
Join NOW
One price. Lifetime access.
Access all our courses, recordings, and join our community of filmmakers .
What’s included
live sessions · Lifetime access to our course · Company set-up options · Private community · Downloadable paperwork.
FAQ
Questions film lovers usually ask
If you’re unsure whether The Film Club Course is a fit, these might help. And if not, email us — we actually read our mail between screenings.
Do I need filmmaking experience to join?
No. The only requirement is that you care about movies and are willing to watch closely. We have complete beginners and working filmmakers in the same cohort — the frameworks scale to your level, and discussions are moderated so everyone can contribute.
What if I can’t attend the live sessions?
Every session is recorded and uploaded within 24 hours, with timestamps and notes. Many members follow asynchronously from different time zones and still get a ton of value from the breakdowns and community conversations.
How much time should I plan each week?
Plan for one feature film (or double feature) plus a 90‑minute live session. If you choose to do the optional exercises or share your own work for feedback, add another 60–90 minutes.
Is this more theory or practical craft?
It’s both. We use theory only when it helps you see more clearly. Every concept — framing, blocking, pacing — is tied to concrete scene examples and optional exercises you can apply to your own projects or writing.
How long do I keep access?
You get lifetime access to all recordings and resources for your cohort, plus any updates we add to that material in the future.
Ready to do your own film project this course can change your life?
Join The Film Club Course and become part of the film community — own your creative voice — with the information you need to go to the next level.
Cohorts are intentionally small to keep discussions intimate. If enrollment is closed, you’ll be able to join the waitlist on the next page.