In Film Production II, each student produces a sigle, short 16mm film, from script to screen, serving as writer, director, cinematographer, sound recordist, editor, mixer, conformer. In Film Production III, students use advanced synchronous sound equipment to begin still another film of their own design, taking through principle photography. That film is completed in Film Production IV, using either 16mm flatbed editors or non-linear digital post production equipment. Tom Gajda 355-4 Film Production I. Basic techniques for filmmaking. Production of Super 8 motion pictures.
Students purchase texts, film stock and processing.
Requires access to Super 8 camera and cassette recorder. Non-majors by consent of department. Advanced production by individuals or crews of 16mm sound films from pre-production through shooting. Intensive study of budgeting, production planning, scripting, casting, location and studio shooting techniques, equipment rental, lighting and double system sound filming. Students pr ovide film stock, processing and sound materials.