Courses

A different film topic each term; sample topics include major directors, historical periods, fiction into film, film genres. May be repeated for credit.

A different film topic each term; sample topics include major directors, historical periods, fiction into film, film genres. May be repeated for credit.

Exploration of the creative possibilities of non-linear and video editing. Includes editing aesthetics, titles, graphic design, compositing, and special effects.

This course is an in-depth examination of narrative filmmaking that includes screenplay analysis, storyboarding, scheduling the shoot, directorial techniques, staging actors, camera placement, filming on location, and editing.

An in-depth examination of narrative filmmaking that includes screenplay analysis, storyboarding, scheduling the shoot, directorial techniques, staging actors, camera placement, filming on location, and editing.

This course explores advanced topics in the theory and application of film editing practices. Students build on their knowledge of unscripted and narrative formats. An emphasis is placed on the unique storytelling abilities of film editing and montage.

Emphasis on the advanced creative, organizational, and managerial aspects of film, television, and video production.

Advanced accounting theories and methods, consolidation of financial statements and other special problems. Credit will not be allowed for ACCT 4130 and ACCT 6130.

Advanced accounting theories and methods, consolidation of financial statements and other special problems. Duplicate credit will not be allowed for ACCT 4130 and ACCT 5130.

Students examine financial accounting standards and procedures used in accounting investments, and consolidated financial statements.