
Studio Television Production
This specialization explores the production of multi-camera video in the studio for the creation of television programming, including situation comedies, soap operas and public affairs programming. Exploration of new multi-camera genres are encouraged. Studies also include television and non-broadcast producing, and the use of studios and soundstages for single-camera production.
Credits
B.A.: 44
B.F.A.: 60
Visual and media arts foundations (12 credits)
The Visual and Media Arts Foundations offers the student a broad theoretical, historical and practical introduction to the visual and media arts.
| Required Courses |
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| Course Code | Course Information |
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| VM100 |
History of Media Arts I |
| VM101 |
History of Media Arts II |
| VM120 |
Foundations in Visual and Media Arts Production |
Introduction to Disciplines (16 Credits Minimum)
At the Introduction to Disciplines level, students explore one or more of the department’s main discipline areas.
| Required Courses |
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| Course Code | Course Information |
|---|---|
| VM200 |
Media Criticism and Theory |
| VM241 |
Introduction to Studio Television Production |
| VM220 |
Writing the Short Subject |
| VM221 |
Writing the Feature Film |
| VM222 |
Writing for Television |
| VM202 |
Critical Listening |
| One Advanced Visual and Media Studies course (4 Credits) |
| At least two of the following, one of which must be an Advanced Studio Production course |
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