FILM TV 414B
Tools and Techniques: Cinematography II
Film and Television · 4 units · Graduate professional courses (400-499)
Introduction to design elements of cinematography. Tools and techniques required for motion picture capture including lens choice, camera settings, composition, movement, lighting design, and color design to use to document a variety of events. Assignments train students on proper field production etiquette and procedures, as well as allow for experimentation and technical growth. Hands-on exercises and workshops of increasing complexity designed to understand skills used for visualizing and executing design, compositional balance, and exposure of cinematographic storytelling. Development of hands-on skills needed for the craft of media making in a fiction mode including basic camera, lighting, and production techniques for shooting scripted scenes. Creation of micro- and short-form documentaries and scripted scenes in a variety of aesthetic and conceptual modes.
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