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Courses Offered
Media Arts 101
Introduction to Video Production
Provides students with a basic
overview of the aesthetics and techniques required in the production of
video programs. The topics to be covered include: basic principles of
videography, recognizing and using video and audio equipment, editing,
lighting and video graphics. Projects consist of hands-on experiences
in production situations in the Glendale College Television Studio and on
location. Prerequisite: None. Transfer credit: CSU.
Media Arts 102 Digital Video
Production and Editing
Media Arts 102 is an intermediate-level video production class.
Emphasis will be on digital video production techniques including but not
limited to non-linear editing, digital video acquisition, effects, titling and
compression. Students will gain a working familiarity with all aspects of
the Glendale College Television (GCTV) Studio and Media Arts Computer Lab, where
industry standard software such as Final Cut Pro will be used. The most
recent video techniques will be examined. Prerequisite: Media Arts 101 or
equivalent. Transfer Credit: CSU.
Media Arts 104 Video
Production Practicum
Designed to provide a realistic working experience in video production.
Emphasis is placed on the actual production of television programs for the
campus and community. Students gain experience through direct use of
the production capabilities of the GCTV (Glendale College Television) Studio
and involvement in developing programming operations for the educational
cable channel. Students may also create independent video productions
in order to build a portfolio of video production work. Studio 6
hours. Prerequisite: Media Arts 101 or equivalent. Recommended
preparation: Media Arts 102, Theatre Arts 133. Note: This course may
be taken three times; a maximum of 9 units may be earned. Transfer
credit: CSU.
Media Arts 107 Introduction
to Audio Production
Media Arts 107 teaches students the basic principles, aesthetics, and
techniques used in the production of audio programs and soundtracks for
video programs. Specific topics covered in the course include:
magnetic recording, digital recording and editing, selection and use of
microphones, sound studio operation, multi-tracking, mixing, editing, and
synchronization with video. Hands-on experience with professional
equipment is emphasized. Lecture 2 hours, laboratory 4 hours.
Prerequisite: None. Transfer credit: CSU.
Media Arts 202 Video
Streaming and DVD Production
Media Arts 202 is an advanced video production course in which students
explore the emerging use of video on the Internet as well as the
distribution of video content on Digital Video Disc (DVD). Students
generate webcasts of their own video content. Student also
prepare video content and author the interactive interface for a finished
video DVD. Topics include digital video compression, multi-angle
production, video streaming and webcasts management. Lecture 2
hours, laboratory 4 hours. Prerequisite: Media Arts 102 or
equivalent.
Media Arts 207 Internet
Radio Webcasting
Media Arts 207 is designed to provide students a realistic working
experience in Internet radio production. The emphasis is on the
actual production of audio programs for the campus and community.
Students gain experience with all capabilities of the Media Arts Audio
Studio as well as being involved in programming operations for Glendale
Community College's Internet radio station, KGCC. Laboratory 6
hours. Prerequisite: Media Arts 107 or equivalent. Note:
This course may be taken three times; a maximum of nine (9) units may be
earned.
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