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Oct 07, 2024
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2024-2025 Academic Catalog
Film and Video Production Technical Certificate
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The Film and Video Production Technical Certificate is designed to introduce students to the technical skills required to work in the entertainment industry: television/video directing, editing, production knowledge, narrative directing, narrative screenwriting, etc. Students will perform all essential tasks in a television studio environment, including equipment operation, and work through rotating assignments on studio crews. Upon completing this program, a certificate holder will be qualified to work in the industry as an entry-level videographer, video editor, sound technician, floor director, basic script writer, switching/graphics operator, teleprompter operator, or sound engineer.
Program Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this program, successful students will be able to:
- perform all basic tasks in a television studio environment, including the operation of equipment, and work through rotating assignments on studio crews.
- perform all basic tasks in video editing, including editing videos, mixing sound, using transitions, and creating motion using still images and text.
- identify and utilize the components and settings of cameras; microphones; three-key, studio, and outdoor lighting; and live studio and on-location directing.
- demonstrate technical competence, visual composition, cinematic exposure standards, and thematic relevance in both television and narrative film production.
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First Semester: 9 Credit Hours
Second Semester: 9 Credits
Total Credit Hours: 18
*GART 2516 has prerequisites of GART 1040 and GART 1070, GART 2512 has a prerequisite of GART 1000, and GART 2522 has a prerequisite of GART 1070, so a “prerequisite waiver” permit will be required. Only the Communication Department can distribute this permit. Contact Patsy Fancher, (901) 333-4151; Cathy Levine, (901) 333-5346; or Bill Turner, 901-333-5350.
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