TMA 473R
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Studio Advanced Film Project
Course Description
Collaborative writing and directing a fictional advanced film production.
When Taught
Fall and Winter
Min
0.5
Fixed/Max
6
Fixed
6
Other Prerequisites
TMA 418 required for directors only. Media Arts major status. Department approval required.
Note
This course requires a pitch to the combined faculty. Please see the department website for details.
Title
Advanced Directing
Learning Outcome
Students will demonstrate an advanced skill set relative to the pre-production of a large-scale short film. They will oversee the efforts of a 70-80 member student crew.
Title
Collaboration
Learning Outcome
Advanced directing students will collaborate with advanced producers to conceptualize and plan the creation of a large-scale short film.
Title
Conceptualization, Visualization, and Storytelling
Learning Outcome
Advanced directing students will conceptualize, pre-visualize, and create materials that will eventually culminate in the completion of a cohesive, large-scale, short film.
Title
Working Within the Studio or Client Model
Learning Outcome
Advanced directing students will demonstrate the ability to plan a film production that is subject to heavy oversight and institutional processes.
