I just learned photography and want to be a director. How should I go in the future?

I'm a senior. Let me answer this question:

Photography is the basis of film and television composition. We should start with a fixed single picture and master the elements of single picture composition.

That is to say, I learned the most basic picture requirements of fixed lens in film and television shooting, and SLR camera is the most practiced. I have to shoot more and practice more to master the aperture, shutter speed and focal length.

You should be a director step by step, because a director should know everything, not only all the knowledge of film and television shooting, but also a rich background in literature, music and everything. So I suggest reading more books and watching more movies. The most important thing is to do a good job in personal film and television practice and basic contacts, and don't skip professional courses in order to complete homework.