Academics

A.S. Film Production Technology [2531]

Emphasis on Film and Telecommunciations

Program Manger: Del Jacobs

Program Goal:

 

To prepare qualified artsits, journalists and communicators who can manipulate the latest technology and procedures for media presentations. Skills learned include components and construction of narrative and documentary video/film production, digital audio/video design, broadcasting and Internet programming, with special applications for outlets utilizing multimedia components for display and sales.

Program Entrance Requirements

In addition to the admission requirements of the College, the following are required for admission to the Multimedia/Film and Telecommunication Program:

1. Mathematics proficiency which qualifies the student for entry into MAT 1033 or higher, as demonstrated by the standard placement criteria currently in use at SCF; and

2. Successful completion of GRA 1100C, FIL 1000, and ENC 1101 with a grade of "C" or better.

An A.A.S. degree in Multimedia in Film and Telecommunications requires successful completion of 64 credit hours and a final GPA of 2.5 or higher.

General Academic Courses

Students may take these courses at any time during their program of study.

 

Course
Description
Semester Hours
ENC 1101** Written Communication
3
Mathematics Choose from Area II, A.S
3
Behav. Sci.** Choose from Area III, A.A.S.
3
Humanities** Choose from Area IV, A.A.S.
3
CGS 1000** Computer Info Systems
3
PGY 1800C Digital Imaging
3
FIL 1420 Intro to Film Prod I
3
FIL 1030 History of Motion Pictures

3

MMC 2000 Mass Communications
3
MMC 1949 Career Decision Work Experience in Mass Communications OR
 
FIL 1949 Career Decision Work Experience in Film/Video
3
GRA 1100C Intro to Computer Graphics
3
GRA 2157 Photoshop
 3
 
Total
36

Program Core Courses **

Please consult the Course Description section of the Catalog for prerequisites.

Course

Description

Semester Hours

FIL 1007 Foundations of Story

3

FIL 1000 Intro to Film and Television
3
FIL 2108 Media Interpretation & Adaptation
3
FIL 2949 Internship in Film/Video OR

 3

MMC 2949 Internship in Mass Communications
3
FIL 2571 Post Production
3
FIL 1537 Audio Design
3
FIL 2920 Business Applications for FIlm
3
FIL 2580 Film Style Production or FIL 2423 Foundations of Production
3
RTV 1241 Basic Television Production
3
Recommended Electives

Any approved course in FIL, GRA, or PGY

3

 
Total
30
** A grade of "C" or better must be attained for each course taken for this degree.    
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