With an increase in the use of visuals across multiple platforms, the need for purposeful visual communications has risen. This minor allows students to utilize our state-of-the-art facilities to compose, light and capture visuals in a hands-on, experiential and real-world environment.
| Course | Title | Quarter Hours |
|---|---|---|
| FILM 110 | DIGITAL CINEMA PRODUCTION I (FORMERLY DC 210) | 4 |
| FILM 250 | CINEMATOGRAPHY I (FORMERLY DC 275) | 4 |
| FILM 350 | CINEMATOGRAPHY II (FORMERLY DC 375) | 4 |
| FILM 355 | LIGHTING I (FORMERLY DC 377) | 4 |
| Choose 12 credit hours from the following list: | 12 | |
| DOCUMENTARY CINEMATOGRAPHY (FORMERLY DC 378) | ||
| CINEMATOGRAPHERS AT WORK (FORMERLY DC 276) | ||
| VISUAL DESIGN (FORMERLY DC 376) | ||
| INTRODUCTION TO DIRECTING | ||
| TV PRODUCTION WORKSHOP (FORMERLY TV 310) | ||
| LIVE EVENT/TALK TV WORKSHOP (FORMERLY TV 381) | ||
| MUSIC VIDEO PRODUCTION (FORMERLY DC 311) | ||
| EXPERIMENTAL FILMMAKING I (FORMERLY DC 345) | ||
| LIGHTING II (FORMERLY DC 384) | ||
| CINEMATIC SPACE (FORMERLY DC 333) | ||
| ADVANCED CAMERA TECHNOLOGIES (FORMERLY DC 368) | ||
| ADVANCED TOPICS IN CINEMA | ||
| COLOR CORRECTION (FORMERLY DC 325) | ||
| INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL EFFECTS | ||