DMP-2450 - Digital Filmmaking* (3)

Prerequisite: DMP-1010 ; DMP-1020
This course draws on students’ skills and knowledge developed during the introductory DMP courses. Digital Filmmaking develops students’ critical understanding of long-form video storytelling. The course emphasizes the relationship between theory and practice by exploring and producing longer-form video projects suitable for broadcast and for film festivals. Emphasis is placed on script writing and high-production value imaging, and creative editing. Production work is single-camera based and students are encouraged to shoot on location. Students have the opportunity to further develop producing and writing skills by developing scripts, sequences, and shots that will be incorporated in their creative long-form video projects. Part of the assessment will be based on skill development. Students will work as part of a small production team to devise, research, schedule, script, shoot and edit short films. Throughout lectures, screenings and exercises students also develop their critical awareness and understanding of conceptual issues and how these relate to their practical work.

List Course Outcomes (consistent for all sections)
CO1 - Demonstrate various film production techniques using video production equipment.

CO2 - Formulate appropriate responses to resolve logistical problems.

CO3 - Produce a professional movie for film festivals or other venues.

CO4 - Critique their own production work in the context of single-camera production.

Course Fee: $75

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