CP 3251 - Cinematography II

Credits: 3

Building on skills acquired in CP 2511 Cinematography I, this course offers pointed instruction in the areas of increasingly effective video camera work in the use of DSLR camera technology. Now referred to as HDSLR’s as they have become progressively more relevant in the making of theatrically released films, broadcast television productions, commissioned work for companies, and commercials for marketing campaigns. Through an intensive series of assignments based on an understanding and illustration of video and editing technology, story boarding, lighting, location logistics, and video production, students will emerge from this course through specific assignments, with a high degree of knowledge in the area of creating compelling video narratives.

Prerequisites: CP 2511 - Cinematography I

Notes: (Formerly CP 3250 Cinematography)

Course Learning Outcomes:

Research and develop a project on contemporary trends in the industry.
Evaluate and apply advanced technical skills in video based narratives.
Develop and refine storytelling skills to communicate an idea.
Apply current best practices in editing technology.
Evaluate the ethical implications inherent in documentary cinematography.