MC 497 - Digital Filmmaking Capstone

3 credit hours - Theoretical and practical instruction in advanced digital filmmaking. Teamwork aspects of filmmaking are emphasized. Students will learn the role of the Producer and Director in filmmaking, as well as how to create and control the visual and aural structure of a scene. Students will learn to plan and execute complex and creative visual images using digital filmmaking cameras, dollies, steadicams, and other lens accessories. Lighting to support the visual message of a narrative will be applied and explored. The course will consist of lectures, analysis of film scenes and narratives, applied class exercises, and creation of creative short narrative films. Prerequisite(s): “C” or better in MC 210 and MC 355. Recommended: Completion of the History and Production requirements for the Digital Filmmaking Minor.