The primary goal of this course is to familiarize students with dramatic film production from interpreting the screenplay through shooting, editing, and post-production. The relationship of these activities to aesthetic development being the fundament of the course, and the basis of its connection to film studies. Film-Video 301 or equivalent experience with video production and permission of instructor. Laboratory fee required. It aims to help students realize their own voices in independent videomaking within the historical context of Video Art.
Evaluation is based on projects, reading and writing assignment, and class participation.
This course is an advanced course in multi-camera television production and a continuation of FV 302. Students will apply concepts developed in FV 302 to produce and direct advanced studio productions, including collaborative projects with acting students from the Department of Theater. Evaluation is based on completion of projects, participation in studio and class critique, and short papers. The course will continue to explore the relationship between technique and content in the creation of media programs and will give students the opportunity to develop their own creative projects in the studio context. Check Times, Location, and Availability 405.