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  • VFP 401: Producing the Documentary

    3.00 Credits
    Wilmington University

    This course is an introduction to the theoretical foundations required for creating a documentary. Students will gain an understanding of how this genre is similar to and different from other television programming. The course will further develop scripting techniques and all facets of video pre- and post-production. As part of this course, students will produce a short documentary. This course is equivalent to VMG 401.
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  • VFP 402: Studio Production Techniques

    3.00 Credits
    Wilmington University

    All aspects of studio production, and how it differs from location production will be covered. Roles and responsibilities of studio personnel, and job functions, are also covered. The students will also be exposed to the use of equipment in a studio environment. Several types of scenes, such as a news, talk show, sitcom, and drama environments will be presented. This course is equivalent to VMG 402.
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  • VFP 423: Advanced Non-Linear Editing

    3.00 Credits
    Wilmington University

    This second of two non-linear editing courses furthers the theory of editing with the various technical editing skills needed to edit a television show or digital film. Building on the abilities developed in Intro to Non-Linear Editing - Mac, students will exhibit proficiency in all areas of film editing. New techniques learned, but not limited to, will include chroma keying, importing from other programs such as After Effects and Photoshop, troubleshooting, audio sweetening, and color correction. This course is equivalent to VMG 423.
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  • VFP 487: Video and Film Production Senior Project

    3.00 Credits
    Wilmington University

    This course is designed to allow senior year students the opportunity to practice their specialization in a production environment. At the start of the project, students will identify a realistic project in their main competency area(s) with a faculty mentor. Having agreed on a timetable for their project's completion, the students will then begin a required/flexible workshop where they must prepare a clear and comprehensive pre-production plan. The students must also develop an appropriate corporate style and logo to accompany their project. All work must be presented in the best possible manner, with well-designed digitally published pages, a proper use of color, typography, etc., using their own corporate style and logo. This course may be completed as a directed study with an instructor of the student's choice or in a classroom setting. This course is equivalent to VMG 487.
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  • VFP 490: Video Film Prod Intern

    3.00 Credits
    Wilmington University

    This course will provide students with real-world experience in the field of communication where they will become acquainted with daily operations, while enhancing their professional skills and interacting with other communication professionals. College of Technology students wishing to complete their internship requirements should review procedures at http://www.wilmu.edu/coel/work-integrated-learning.aspx. This course is equivalent to VMG 490.
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