Catalog of Programs 2006-2008, Volume 2

DMP417 Filmmaking II DMP434 Documentary Film Production In this course the student will learn advanced film techniques through the use of 16 mm synchronous film cameras, advanced film shooting, synchronous sound for film, and advanced lighting techniques for film. Techniques and fundamental skills learned by students will be applied to the pre-production and production of one major, group film project focusing on the elements of camera, sound, and lighting. The post-production of the project will be done in Filmmaking III. Prerequisite: VP310. 3 credits DMP421 Production Management This course focuses on the video production management process and development of the production team as key to the successful achievement of production project outcomes. The process examines the main elements required in live or preproduced project planning: logistics, staffing, time frame and budget. Prerequisite: VP313. 3 credits DMP424 Filmmaking III This course instructs the students in the different techniques of documenting a subject matter or event. Pre-production skills from research of a topic, to the best way to reach your target audience and the set-up of interviews with the participants, along with funding issues are covered. The production and post-production of the documentary film are also covered along with the different ways to distribute and market an independent documentary film. Prerequisite: VP310. 3 credits DMP435 Studio News Production This course takes the student toward a specific direction: that of TV news production. In this course, the students will work as a team in producing an actual 30-minute news show. Prerequisites: DMP321, DMP322, DMP332. 3 credits DMP436 Post Production Sound ED228 3D Modeling II This course explores the utilization of various design-related software as used by entertainment designers to arrive at the creation of basic shapes, layouts, and computer-generated renderings of hardware and software interface designs. Prerequisite: IND227. 3 credits ED334 Movie Miniature Sets Students learn how to build miniature sets and paint backdrops for film to achieve the visual effect of a full-size scene. Prerequisite: ED414. 3 credits ED335 Advanced F/X Make-up Students will learn techniques for creating silicone appliances. Prerequisite: INDT242. 3 credits ED414 Movie Miniature Models In this course the student will learn advanced film editing techniques through the use of double system editing, post-production sound, and lab procedures. Techniques and fundamental skills learned by students will be applied to the post-production of the group film project from Filmmaking II or from the editing exercise project that students can purchase. This is a post-production class, in which some shooting is necessary. Prerequisite: DMP417. 3 credits DMP431 Portfolio This course focuses on the enhancement of audio recordings done in the field then brought back to the studio for further manipulation. Topics of study include digital effect devices, equalization, synchronization, sound design, and dialogue replacement. Prerequisites: FND131, VP232. 3 credits ECO1010 Economics Students select a miniature set design and construct models of appropriate vehicles, architectural elements, or products to complete the scene. Prerequisite: ED211. 3 credits ED415 F/X Movie Making I A study of the principles of special effects in film and video. Students develop scripts and storyboards applying learned skills in lighting, film design and camera use. Prerequisites: FND131, GAD221, VP120. 3 credits ED416 Scenery and Lighting Design This course guides students through the process of compiling their work into a final portfolio. Emphasis is placed on students’ assessing their most marketable skills, planning and laying out a demo reel that highlights their individual talents and goals, and producing that demo reel. Students apply techniques and strategies to market themselves in their chosen field. Prerequisite: 165 credits successfully completed in the Digital Media Production program. 3 credits DMP432 Senior Project for Digital Media In this course, the student will learn about standard microeconomic topics. Microeconomics studies the economic behavior of individuals and firms. The student will examine why firms maximize profits and consumers maximize satisfaction. Students will learn about competition, efficiency and market structure. 4 credits ED123 Theory and Development of Form for Entertainment Design This course will provide an introduction to the understanding and development of visual and tactile forms, emphasizing the transformation of concept sketches into three-dimensional form, studies a variety of materials and explores the fundamental principles of using the forms as compositional elements. Co-requisite: FND113. 3 credits ED21 Movie Miniature Animation This course will introduce the principles of scenery and lighting design, identifying production innovations, technical developments and important trends in lighting methods and instrument design. 3 credits ED421 F/X Movie Making II This course offers students the opportunity to incorporate all of the skills they’ve learned into a high quality video program. The student will take the project from script to screen requiring them to write, shoot, edit and production manage a complete program. They may pull together a production team from classmates or other people in the program. Prerequisite: 165 credits successfully completed in the Digital Media Production program. 3 credits Students produce a short film or video utilizing various compositing, make-up and miniature effects. Prerequisite: ED415. 3 credits ED423 Theme Parks Concept ideations are developed for themerelated amusement parks, zoos and exhibit parks. Landscape and structural specifications as well as construction drawings are completed and architectural/environmental models are built. Prerequisite: ED228. 3 credits ED430 Computer Portfolio Students design and build articulated puppets and models to be used in single frame, stop-motion animation. Prerequisite: IND112. 3 credits ED224 Teeth, Hair and Eyes In this course, students will be introduced to the basic techniques for creating theatrical dentures, ear appliances, and fake eyeballs. Prerequisites: INDT124, INDT134, INDT216. 3 credits A class centered on the production of a demo tape that represents the student’s abilities and interests. Students will determine proper applications and then develop digitally-generated portfolios for a combined length of at least 2 minutes. Prerequisite: ED228. 3 credits 57

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Catalog of Programs 2006-2008, Volume 2 Welcome Mission Statement Advertising Culinary Arts Digital Design Digital Media Production Entertainment Design Fashion & Retail Management Game Art & Design Graphic Design Hotel & Restaurant Management Industrial Design Interior Design Media Arts & Animation Photography Residential Planning Video Production Visual Effects & Motion Graphics Web Design Web Design & Interactive Media General Education Course Descriptions Faculty Biographies Program Advisory Committee Members Administration Licensing, Accreditation and Memberships Admissions Information 2007-2008 Scholarships General Information and Policies Academic Calendar Index

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