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COMM/THEA
270A: FILM APPRECIATION
An introductory course that meets General Education/Fine
Arts Perspective. The course is open to all students
who love film and want to know more about how films
are made and why.
COMM/THEA
271: INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL FILMMAKING
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Introduction to Digital Filmmaking offers an opportunity
for the beginning filmmaker to experience the digital
filmmaking process from script to screen and offers
this opportunity to students earlier in their studies
at Old Dominion University to better prepare them
for advanced production course work.
COMM/THEATRE
321 PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT FOR TELEVISION AND STAGE
This course will assist students inunderstanding the
elements of production management both in television
and on stage. The
course emphasizes organizational and communication
skills; technical production knowledge; professional
rehearsal andperformance protocol according to the
rules of AEA, AFTRA and SAG as well as basic
production budgeting and scheduling.
COMM/THEATRE
330: THE SHORT SCRIPT
This course is designed to introduce the student to
the fundamentals of short script structure as well
as the techniques necessary to draft a competitive
level festival script.
COMM/
THEATRE 346: SCREENWRITING I
This is a beginning course devoted to the development
of the screenplay. Students learn the mechanics as
well as the "art"of crafting a story for
the screen.
COMM/
THEATRE 370 THE VIDEO PROJECT
A project oriented course that explores narrative
filmmaking on the intermediate level.
COMM/THEATRE
395: ACTING FOR THE CAMERA
Course will examine the process of building characters
for the camera, and the ways in which the conventions
of the stage are adapted for the
film or video audience.
COMM/THEATRE
395: DIGITAL EDITING
COMM/THEATRE
395: ADVANCED MAKEUP FOR FILM AND STAGE
A course that will focus on advanced techniques in
prosthetics, trama makeup and special effects for
film and the stage.
COMM/THEA
446: DIRECTING FOR THE CAMERA
This course seeks to provide students with fundamental
principles and practical techniques of directing the
narrative fiction film: script development and analysis,
production planning, shot composition and framing,
and working with actors and crew.
THEATRE
471W: INTERNATIONAL FILM HISTORY
A comprehensive exploration of films as a reflection
of world culture. This is a writing intensive course.
COMM/THEATRE
482: SCREENWRITING II
Students explore visual storytelling through the theories
guiding character development, narrative construction,
thematic layers, scene analysis, and many more. Students
participate in a variety of
critical and writing exercises to enhance their knowledge
of the craft of screenwriting.
COMM/THEATRE
495: NON-TRADITIONAL ANIMATION METHODS
Students will explore the animation techniques connected
to stop-motion animation & claymation using non-traditional
materials.
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