Noestral Montureka — video production education
Course Access
An honest look at when sessions run, how seats are allocated, and what to do if the timing doesn't line up with your schedule right now.
When and how you can join
Courses at Noestral Montureka run on a fixed cohort model — new groups open four times per year. Each cohort is capped at 18 participants so that feedback stays personal and screenings don't feel rushed. If a cohort is full, we keep a waitlist and contact you as soon as a spot opens.
Available formats
Evening sessions — weekdays
Two evenings per week, Monday and Wednesday, from 19:00 to 21:30. Designed for working professionals who cannot give up daytime hours. Sessions are recorded and stored for 30 days after broadcast.
18 seats per cohortWeekend intensive — compressed
Saturday and Sunday full days, 10:00 to 17:00, over six consecutive weekends. Covers the same material as the weekday track but in a denser format. Better suited for people who prefer uninterrupted blocks of study time.
12 seats per cohortWaitlist — next available cohort
If the current intake is full, you can register for the waitlist at no cost. You'll receive a direct notification 14 days before the next cohort opens, giving you time to confirm before seats become publicly available.
Open waitlistWhat the schedule includes
- Structured video lectures delivered in sequential order — each session builds directly on the previous one
- Hands-on shooting and editing assignments between sessions, reviewed by instructors before the next class
- Access to a shared critique library where participants post work-in-progress cuts for peer feedback
- One-on-one check-in with an instructor midway through the program — scheduled individually, not in a group
- All course materials remain accessible for 90 days after the final session of your cohort
The cohort cap was frustrating when I first heard about it, but by week three it was clear why. You actually get your footage looked at — not just nodded past.
— Darya Kovalchuk, documentary filmmaker
