FILM 37 Directing for the Camera

Directing for the Camera investigates the directorial process of translating the written script to the screen. Students analyze, rehearse, shoot and edit narrative scenes from existing or original screenplays. The exercises are critiqued and comparisons are then made between the existing works and the exercises. Students work in crews rotating between the roles of director, camera, and sound. Special attention is also given to lighting, cinematography, and audio recording.

Limit 12

Instructor

I. Kwayana; R. Thalheim

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:ART

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Offered

• Spring
• Winter