Students are introduced to several other issues of production, such as titling and graphics, scenic design, single-camera shooting, and video evaluation and analysis. Students integrate theory with practical applications through various video editing and production projects, including the completion of the Media 100 tutorial. Weekly labs continue to give practical experience in these areas. Students learn conventional and electronic means of prepress production and implement these skills through several personalized projects they design on computer and print on an offset printing press. Students learn how to configure jobs when setting up printing parameters to a variety of output devices.
Special emphasis is placed upon advanced techniques using digital output.
Students learn basic skills of advertising writing and implement these skills through projects for several media print, radio, and television. Legal aspects are also discussed. This course may be taken as an English elective by English major, minor, or teaching field. This course gives an overview of different editorial roles and principles for editing both on paper and on the computer. The students receive practical experience through the editing and publishing of a literary magazine.