3 Study and use of computers for television titling, graphic design, 2D and 3D modeling and animation, and digital photo-realistic special effects. Students will study, view, and discuss classic silent and sound pictures from Hollywood and abroad. The development of cinema worldwide from World War II through the 70s by studying, viewing, and discussing films representative of major directors, genres, and national cinema movements. 2000-2001 only COM 382 Issues in Broadcasting 3 Creativity, control, power, programming. The creation of television commercials from initial concept development, through scriptwriting, to production and distribution to professional outlets including cable, broadcast, and in-house networks.
Students also have the chance to develop their own advertising campaigns.
In this seminar, students explore a range of contemporary issues surrounding the advertising industry, including consumerism, effects, ethics, racism and sexism, and trends. International Cinema 3 Contemporary cinema as an artistic, political, and cultural force worldwide, evidenced through screening exemplary films by directors from Western, Communist, and Third World nations. Film Analysis 3 Presents analytical modes, production elements, and critical terminology used by scholars and critics to negotiate meaning and evaluate quality in movies via readings and screening. Faculty and on-site supervision. Applications in Communication office.