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FILM<br />
Mission<br />
The Film program provides rigorous training in a<br />
liberal arts setting for future film professionals -<br />
writers, directors, producers, designers, teachers and<br />
related film practitioners. The hands-on Film program<br />
emphasizes the holistic combination of film studies and<br />
film production, including strong writing, speaking and<br />
critical thinking skills. Scholarly and creative context<br />
are offered for the liberal arts student, as well as the<br />
student seeking intensive preparation for advanced<br />
study in film. Students have the opportunity to work<br />
on Hollywood studio features, large independent film<br />
productions and create their own award-winning<br />
short films. Students are prepared for graduate<br />
school opportunities in areas such as writing, directing,<br />
producing, design/technology, production management<br />
and education.<br />
Student Learning Outcomes<br />
o Prepare for careers in the entertainment industry based on<br />
knowledge acquired through participation in performances,<br />
workshops, guest artist residencies and national film<br />
competitions.<br />
o Demonstrate an appreciation of the arts through exposure<br />
to various research perspectives – historical, critical and<br />
behavioral.<br />
o Demonstrate an awareness and understanding of African<br />
American heritage through the study of classic and modern<br />
film.<br />
Major Requirements<br />
o FLM 101 - Introduction to the Study of Film<br />
o FLM 200 - Film History & Theory<br />
o FLM 220 - Film Production<br />
o FLM 240 - Special Topics<br />
o FLM 300 - Cinematography & Directing<br />
o FLM 310 - Sound Design for Film<br />
o FLM 320 - Documentary Film Production<br />
o FLM 340 - Special Topics<br />
o FLM 400 - Advanced Project in Film Production<br />
o FLM 440 - Internship<br />
o Film (FLM) Elective: 3 credit hours<br />
Additional Coursework*<br />
o MAT 204/STA 205 - Introduction to Probability & Statistics<br />
or Foundation of Statistics<br />
o SPT 204 - Public Speaking<br />
o SPT 205/SPT 211- Basic Acting or Acting 1<br />
o POL 201/POL 202 - American National Government or<br />
State & Local Government<br />
o Minor or General Elective: 27 credit hours<br />
o Philosophy (PHI) Elective: 3 credit hours<br />
o Screenwriting (ENG) Elective: 3 credit hours<br />
o Theatre (SPT) Elective: 3 credit hours<br />
Requirements for Bachelor of Arts in Film<br />
Complete a total of 122 credit hours of coursework for<br />
graduation.<br />
General Education Core - 41 credit hours<br />
Major Requirements<br />
- 33 credit hours<br />
Additional Coursework* - 48 credit hours<br />
* Includes a minor in another discipline.<br />
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