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2065-356: History and Aesthetics of the Moving Image:Fiction
3.00 Credits
Rochester Institute of Technology
An exploration of the history and aesthetics of fi lm. Emphasis is on determining the unique characteristics of the medium, how those characteristics are used as a means of interpretation and expression, and their relevance to other kinds of nonverbal image making. (Second year major or above) Credit 3
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2065-357: History and Aesthetics of the Moving Image:Documentary
3.00 Credits
Rochester Institute of Technology
An exploration of the history and aesthetics of fi lm. Emphasis is on determining the unique characteristics of the medium, how those characteristics are used as a means of interpretation and expression, and their relevance to other kinds of nonverbal image making. (Second year status or above) Credit 3
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2065-358: History and Aesthetics of the Moving Image:Animation
3.00 Credits
Rochester Institute of Technology
An exploration of the history and aesthetics of fi lm. Emphasis is on determining the unique characteristics of the medium, how those characteristics are used as a means of interpretation and expression, and their relevance to other kinds of nonverbal image making. (Second year status or above) Credit 3
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2065-361: Introduction to 3-D Computer Animation
4.00 Credits
Rochester Institute of Technology
An introduction to three-dimensional computer animation. The basic principles of animation will be addressed within the context of producing threedimensional computer animation. Students will produce a series of short three-dimensional computer animations as part of the learning process and then a fi nal short three-dimensional computer animation of their own design. Students will become familiar with a variety of three-dimensional computer animation techniques and applications. (2065-331) Credit 4
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2065-363: Acting for Animation
3.00 Credits
Rochester Institute of Technology
This course will give character animation students an opportunity to explore a visual language of acting and posing that will help their storytelling abilities. Acting, timing, and pacing are critical elements to any successful character animated fi lm. Identifying and building a library of expressions, poses, and movement for emotional and visual expression is the goal for each student. Students will study reference material from successful silent and animated fi lms. They will also create their own reference material through acting and fi lming themselves and other students. The class will include demonstrations by practicing actors and animators. (Any basic animation class) Credit 3
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2065-364: Film Theory and Criticism
3.00 Credits
Rochester Institute of Technology
A historical survey of fi lm theory is offered, along with the analysis of fi lms using specifi c critical methodologies. Provides the student with the viewing and discussion skills necessary to understand fi lm as a fi ne art. Credit 3
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2065-366: Scriptwriting for Animation
3.00 Credits
Rochester Institute of Technology
Introduction to Scriptwriting for Animation is a writing seminar designed to provide intensive practice in developing premises, stories and characters in the particular idiom of animation. Readings, in-class exercises, and outside writing assignments emphasize mining one's creative resources, developing fl uency in the essential elements of storytelling for animation. Credit 3 ( F,W,S)
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2065-367: Visual Effects:Cinematography
4.00 Credits
Rochester Institute of Technology
This course is designed to enhance students' awareness of the creative possibilities inherent to the motion picture camera by giving them "real world"work experience, concentrating on group dynamics within a problem-solving environment. The object is to produce a 16mm motion picture visual effects sequence by students. Students work cooperatively with each other within production units, and with each production unit works cooperatively with the others. Students share their projects during weekly production meetings chaired by the instructor. Working with models and miniatures are involved. (2065-203) Credit 4
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2065-370: Film and Video in Paris,Summer
6.00 Credits
Rochester Institute of Technology
Provides students with the opportunity to creatively explore and experience fi lm and video production for four weeks in Paris, France. Students study the rich history and prehistory of French (and European) cinema. Study includes weekly screenings of many historical and contemporary fi lm works from the fi lm archives at the National Museum of Modern Art in Paris, meetings with French/European fi lmmakers and historians, museum trips, special fi lm programs at the Cinematheque Francaise and the Videotheque of Paris, and library research. Both traditional and experimental French cinema are examined. Equipment is provided. Students produce works in 16mm fi lm and 1/2-inch video formats. Open to undergraduates and graduates, majors and nonmajors, with or without production experience. (Course not offered every year) Credit 6
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2065-371: Miniature Sets and Props
3.00 Credits
Rochester Institute of Technology
This course gives students hands-on experience in all stages of designing and building miniature sets. Common set construction materials will be introduced and proper techniques explained. Students will design and build basic structures with a variety of surface fi nishes using organic and artifi cial forms. Students will evaluate the artistic merits of their designs. Examples from architecture and movies will be provided. Realistic sets with a cultural heritage will be considered, as well as fantasy environments. Final sets will be completed by the class to be used in subsequent classes. (Instructor permission required) Credit 3
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