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  • 3.00 Credits

    From cave art to the internet; mass media have shaped human history and perception. But avenues of communication to an audience also follow their own timeline, driven in large part by technological revolutions. Students will trace that evolution up to the present moment, as one way communication to groups is being replaced by inter activity. Oral and written assignments will foster an understanding of the link between culture and media, and the important turning points in media history. Students will also write personal narratives about the way media has shaped their memories, or the memories of an earlier generation, and they will track down examples of vintage media to share with classmates. Prerequisite: CNM program acceptance
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course explores advanced production techniques using Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator for the production of images for print, web and video production. This course delves further into the power of Photoshop and expands on what is introduced in Illustrator in CNM 132. Students will learn advanced design and image manipulation techniques, generate original art works and will participate in peer reviews of work. Hands on demonstrations, lectures and class studio time will be supplemented by tutorials and lessons from a variety of sources. Corequisite(s): CNM 110. Prerequisite(s): CNM 130; CNM 132.
  • 3.00 Credits

    Students will become knowledgeable in the use of Adobe In Design to produce documents which are of professional typesetting quality using a laser printer and a color ink jet printer. Students will work with templates, prepare and use style sheets, import graphics, place text, select fonts and prepare a variety of desktop publishing projects. Prerequisite: CNM program acceptance.
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course concentrates on teaching students how to design and organize a professional video or multimedia project. The role of a project Producer/Director will be followed in depth. Students will learn how to work with clients, build a budget and create a production flow chart. Prerequisite(s): CNM 110; CNM 112; CNM 150.
  • 3.00 Credits

    This advanced production course is designed for students who have developed and pre produced projects as part of the CNM 250 Advanced Video/Audio Production course. Students will work together as a production unit and will be assigned a variety of crew positions needed to support the acquisition of material needed to complete a designed project. Projects may involve both "location" and studio shoots. The class will meet on a weekly basis to develop production schedules and discuss relevant issues related to the projects. Students will be expected to work outside of the scheduled course meeting time and should be prepared to adjust schedules as needed. Students are expected to be working at an "advanced level" and should be prepared to work with a wide variety of subject matter. Prerequisite(s): CNM 112, CNM 150 and CNM 250.
  • 3.00 Credits

    Primarily a lecture course designed to familiarize the student with the technical side of video production. Emphasis is placed on giving students a solid foundation in the theory behind video technology. Topics include: video and audio signals, signal flow within systems, time base correction, digital signal composition, HDTV and video compression. Students also research and report on various technical changes taking place in the industry. Prerequisite(s): CNM 110
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course is an introduction to video editing theory and techniques, and involves extensive work with non linear editing systems and related digital post production equipment. Students may choose to edit material they have shot in the field or use tutorial footage. The course will take a hands on, project approach to learning the techniques of non linear editing. Prerequisite(s): CNM 150.
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course is an introduction to portable video production techniques, and involves extensive work with portable video gear and related lighting/sound equipment in typical field settings. Material shot in this class will be integrated into the editing class in an attempt to give the student a realistic learning experience. The course will take a hands on, project approach to learning the techniques of producing video material outside of the studio setting. Prerequisite(s): CNM 254.
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course is designed to introduce New Media students to the production of video for Internet and broadband technologies. Emphasis is placed on digital video technology theory including: bandwidth, capturing video, compression and streaming architectures. Prerequisite(s): CNM 110.
  • 3.00 Credits

    This course is designed to introduce students to multimedia production techniques. Students will use a flowchart program to layout project concepts. Multimedia authoring will be done with Macromedia Flash 8. Topics to be covered include animation, interactive scripting, video & audio assets and Shockwave publishing techniques. Weekly reading assignments and in class tutorials will provide hands on approach to learning. Prerequisite(s): CNM 110; CNM 132.
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