Introduction to history, principles, and processes associated with digital media and designing for digital media with emphasis on production and communication.

Introduces concepts and principles of producing and assembling digital video and the tools and techniques of video and sound capture.

This is a capstone course designed for students to use all the tools and skills they have acquired in new media technologies to either analyze a current company and or digital marketing strategy for efficacy or students may create their own digital project for a portfolio or for deployment.

Introduces concepts and principles of image creation, and the tools and techniques of image capture, creation, manipulation, and integration for design concepts.

This advanced course in industrial/corporate video production techniques builds on skills learned in video production while exploring additional equipment and techniques.

An advanced multimedia studio course expanding on the established general production skills acquired in early Digital Media courses. The course will introduce the student to theory, terminology, & operation of video production equipment in a multimedia studio environment. Includes real time camera movements & the process of producing and directing studio productions facilitated through team engagement. Fundamentals of studio scripting, pre-production planning and set & lighting design for studio productions will be covered within a digital production environment.

A detailed exploration into editing theory and post-production tasks. Includes instruction in color correction and authoring interactive designs for motion picture distribution.

This digital video lighting course covers lighting theory, color theory, and human vision. It explores different lighting techniques, including exposure, lighting quality, composition, and how to light various scenes, interviews, and studios. Students learn about lighting controls, different light types (sunlight, tungsten, LED, etc.), light meters, and signal monitoring. The course also provides practical skills in safety, electricity, power distribution, and post-production lighting techniques. Students will learn how to use lighting and camera movement to tell stories visually.

This course focuses on storytelling skills for time-based media. These include storyboarding conventions and techniques, the visual and auditory language of time-based media, design development, concept development, animatics, and story development.

Develops creative and organizational skills needed for advanced digital video production. requires participation in a video production project.

Strategies for exploring and creating dynamic digital portfolio for the internet, cinema and television. current tactics and practices used to display their best works and showcase projects completed throughout the digital media program.

Practical application in a clinical setting of knowledge acquired in the classroom. Program students are required to complete 1 credit of internship, but may elect an additional 3 credits for their elective requirements.