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FILM 306: DIRECTING ACTORS FOR DIGITAL FILM PRODUCTION (STUDIO)4 UNITS
The student will produce and direct two scenes in class using competent, well-rehearsed actors cast and rehearsed by the student director for their roles. Students will be able to choose a script, hold auditions, cast it, rehearse the actors, and present a scene in class, along with a production package, including script notes, scene goals, character analysis, storyboard and shot list. Prerequisites: FILM 106, The Actors Craft; ANIM 211, Storyboarding; OR permission of instructor. Portfolio: 2 videotaped scenes, post-produced and burned to DVD. These will be critiqued and ranked by faculty and students.
FILM 307: SOUND DESIGN AND MIXING FOR FILM, ANIMATION, AND GAME (STUDIO)3 UNITS
This course is intended to provide students with advanced post production experience in the design of sound effects, recording voice over, creating sonic landscapes, building sound projects using ProTools, and mixing final tracks. The student will learn industry terminology, crew production skills, and other professional aspects found in the media industry. The students will be encouraged to develop sound design assignments that will enhance their critical thinking skills about the use of sound in cinema, animation, and game design. Students will mix Advanced Media Productions. Lecture. Prerequisites: WRIT 112, Academic Writing II, and FILM 104, Introduction to Digital Filmmaking OR permission of instructor. Portfolio: Complete sound design and mix of digital project of 10 minute length, burned to DVD. It will be critiqued and ranked by faculty and students.
FILM 403 (ALSO LISTED AS COMM 3719): PITCHING FOR MEDIA AND DESIGN3 UNITS
Pitching is crucial in the digital filmmaking business. Pitching is the ability to accurately and engagingly convey the basic outline of your story to another person, verbally, in a very short time. It is not as easy as one would imagine. Working with experienced professionals, students will actually practice pitching in a mock real-world session. They will come up with characters and storylines (or use one of the treatments they developed in prior screenwriting classes), practice verbally pitching them, and will then pitch to the instructor, gaining feedback and comments to further the students skills. Portfolio: a complete pitch package. Pre-requisites: FILM 304, Pre-Production Planning OR permission of instructor.
FILM 442: SENIOR THESIS PROJECT II: ADVANCED POST-PRODUCTION (STUDIO)4 UNITS
Explores advanced practical and conceptual issues in editing images and sound in a digital production environment. The project shot in FILM 441 will be edited, color corrected, and outputted to various media. Double system production sound will be married to the visuals. New sound elements will be designed, added to the visuals, and a final mix created. This completes the Senior Thesis Project and is meant to serve as a portfolio item or as part of a demo reel. Pre-requisite: FILM 441, Senior Thesis Project I.