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Film Studies
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Technical Training: Video Production |
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This course is designed to develop a thorough understanding of the technical equipment needed for the first level Video Production course. This includes detailed training in the operation of video editing software, title graphics software used in video postproduction, video camera operation and camera support equipment, and the tools of video lighting. Individual sessions will focus on specific types of equipment and development of proficient use in the production of video projects. Concurrent registration in FILM 172 is required. |
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Practicum |
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Practical experience in a performance activity in Film. |
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Practicum |
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Practical experience in a performance activity in Film. |
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Practicum |
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Practical experience in a performance activity in Film. |
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Practicum |
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Practical experience in a performance activity in Film. |
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Practicum |
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Practical experience in a performance activity in Film. |
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Video Production |
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Theory of and practical experience with video production techniques. Electronic Field Production and post production techniques will be stressed when doing out of class projects. Concurrent registration with FILM 100 is required. |
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Understanding Movies |
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Goal 6 |
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This liberal studies film course is designed to introduce students to the vocabulary and artistic elements of cinema. It will focus on creating an understanding and appreciation for the basics of cinematography, film sound, acting, screenwriting, directing, and narrative frameworks utilized to create film. Historical and contemporary films will be viewed as text material for analysis. MnTC Goal 6. |
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Topics in Film |
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This is a lower division topics course and may be repeated when the topic changes. |
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Technical Training: Beginning Filmmaking |
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FILM 172 |
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This course is designed to develop proficiency in the operation of film equipment needed to produce beginning level 16mm dual system sound, black and white reversal film projects. This includes 16mm film equipment, lighting and sound equipment. Concurrent registration in FILM 284 required. |
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Practicum |
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Practical experience in a performance activity in Film. |
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Principles of Make-up for Stage and Film |
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Techniques and styles of make-up used in stage and film productions. Same as THTR 232. |
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History of Film |
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Goal 8 |
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A chronological approach to the development of the motion picture medium. Special attention to be paid to the aesthetic, political, cultural, economic and technological contexts in which American and other international cinemas developed. A studio screening/discussion session will be included in each class period where influential films are viewed and discussed. Concurrent registration in FILM 280S is required. MnTC Goal 8. |
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Studio in Film History |
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Studio credit to accompany the Film History course. Concurrent registration in FILM 280 is required. |
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Film Appreciation |
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Goal 6 |
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Film Appreciation is the study of the Art of Film through an examination of major American film directors, their most influential motion pictures, and the historical development of the film director's art and classic movie genres. The course traces the evolution of directorial styles and the development of film genre. Creative approaches to the medium are examined both artistically and critically. Innovative films are viewed, discussed, and evaluated. Students learn and use the various schools and methods of film criticism, develop an understanding of aesthetic qualities in film and apply them to their writing assignments. Concurrent registration in FILM 281S is required. MnTC Goal 6. |
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Studio in Film Appreciation |
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Studio to accompany the Film Appreciation course. Concurrent registration in FILM 281 is required. |
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Film and the Stage |
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A comparative analysis of major dramas with their screen versions. Emphasis is on the aesthetic and interpretive similarities and differences in the two art forms. |
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Beginning Filmmaking |
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FILM 100 FILM 172 OR FILM 100 |
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Theory and practice for the pre-professional filmmaker. Students learn to operate basic motion picture equipment. Projects include planning, shooting, and editing short films. Concurrent registration in FILM 200 required. |
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Topics in Film |
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This is a lower division topical course and may be repeated when the topic changes. |
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Practicum |
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Description |
Practical experience in a performance activity in Film. |
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