One major current thatrical feature film is examined in detail each semester and guest speakers involved in different aspects of the making of the film describe each phase of production. Requires station management and Chair of Production approval. From Story Concept to Exhibition Course covering the gamut of the movie business, from story concept to film exhibition. Guest speakers and lectures will cover the roles of writer, agent, studio executive, producer, director, marketing and publicity. An introduction to make-up for film, TV, and theater, exploring glamour, old age, gore, fantasy, and prosthetic techniques.
Students learn through weekly lectures, demos, and weekly hands-on workshops.
No previous experience required. The introduction to special effects techniques, their cost and operational characteristics. A hands-on workshop environment where students experience the time and complexities involved with many of the various effects techniques now in popular use industry wide. Valuable to aspiring production manager, director, cameraperson and effects specialists. This course is designed to build the technical skill and visual perception involved in creating meaningful still imagery on film.