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CHRISTOPHER COPPOLA

Filmmaker • Director • Educator

 LET'S WORK TOGETHER TO MAKE YOUR FILM OR SCREENPLAY GREAT. GET ONE-ON-ONE COACHING WITH "THE ACCESSIBLE COPPOLA". 

THINK IT, SHOOT IT, SHARE IT

The WILD FILMMAKER ACADEMY is born. Christopher Coppola will hold the first Master Class on “Rumble Fish” directed by his uncle, the legendary Francis Ford Coppola.

I will be a guest lecturer for a 3-part masterclass about my uncle's film "Rumble Fish" with Michele Diomà, founder of Wild Filmmaker Academy.   For more information about the Master Class, visit the Wild Filmmaker Academy. Rare recorded commentary from Francis Ford Coppola will be included.

Dates and Time:

July 21/23 (Friday-Saturday)

1:00pm-3:00pm PST

Class meets on Zoom.

Register and pay here:

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Rumble Fish Master Class

$300

300

Three-part Master Class with Christopher Coppola and Michele Diomà

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Services

I offer private hourly sessions, group filmmaking classes, public speaking at events and workshops.  See below for more information. 

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For any level of experience filmmakers, composers, actors, writers, cinematographers, editors, etc. Get feedback on your work, assignments to hone your skills, readings, and films to watch to enhance your style and perspective.

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I speak about filmmaking, cinema syntax, new media, and education at film festivals, universities, and corporate events.

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A variety of group classes for all experience levels. Make a film together or get feedback on your individual projects.  This is a great way to connect with peers and learn new skills.

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I have experience teaching workshops for filmmakers and non-filmmakers.  Workshops cover the basics of filmmaking, cinema syntax, collaboration/team building.

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"Following in the footsteps of his father, Christopher is alive with new ideas, and approaches in education, the arts, and media."

Francis Ford Coppola

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