PCS-106 INTRO TO FILMMAKING

This course focuses on the fundamentals of visual,,storytelling by engaging students in a series of,,individual and collaborative exercises designed,to, develop an understanding of the camera,,lenses,, and,lights, non-linear editing techniques, and a,,basic understanding of sound in relation to,image., Students,make three short films exploring fiction,,,non-fiction and experimental forms. Selected film,,and video,works are analyzed throughout the, semester with,the aim of a critical awareness of, theory and,practice.,This is the equivalent class to FLM-106

Credits: 3

Prerequisites:

PCS-120 CREATIVE VISUALIZATION

The emphasis of this course is on imaginative,pre-production for an evolving world of moving,images. Acknowledging the rapid changes in the way,work is produced and distributed, students will be,introduced to diverse historical, theoretical, and,practical methods of visual communication as they,develop their storytelling skills through creative,writing and pre-visualization exercises for,animation, game, live action, and new media with,an emphasis on inclusion in story and unique,experiences. This is a required course for all,first year Entertainment Arts students.

Credits: 3

Prerequisites:

PCS-135 SURVEY & METHODS I INTERDISCIPLINARY

This studio course serves as an introduction to,the fundamental disciplines of Fine Arts.,Students focus on the development of observational,skills and an understanding of the techniques and,materials employed in a variety of mediums.,Projects encourage basic skills with the,development of the creative process. There are,demonstrations, lectures and discussions to help,further the understanding of studio processes.,,This is the equivalent course to DFA 105

Credits: 3

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