Industrial and Experimental Film Production I

Catalog description

Offered: F. Part one of course sequence that offers an in-depth exploration and practical application of industrial and experimental filmmaking, guiding students through the process of creating a series of short films of these types from concept to final cut. Students will gain an awareness of the scope and history of industrial and experimental film focusing on various genres, modes, conventions, narrative structures, and production techniques through in-class and outside screenings of seminal examples of the diverse range of these types of films. Students will apply these key concepts by conceiving, researching, and developing potential ideas, creating production plans, capturing on-set footage and sound, and initiating the editing process through asset management and creating rough edits. Prerequisite: CIN 140.