Classes, Master Classes and Workshops

 

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Let's Go to the Movies

Short Film Series - October 15th: Filipinx Voices

SG 334 - November 19th: Indigenous Storytellers

12:30pm-1:30pm Flex Offered - December 10th Fantasy Worlds 

Join GCC’s own Film Instructor, Carley Steiner, for an on-campus event celebrating short form filmmaking. A curated set of shot films will be screened at each event, followed by a discussion to think critically about different storytelling techniques. These programs are also brought to you by the Film, TV & Media Arts Department, Cultural Diversity and sponsored by Student Equity and Achievement. Flex and CPGU available where noted.

Contact csteiner@glendale.edu with any questions

 

 

FTVM 46: Field Studies in Film, Television and Media Arts Production

Learn the basics of documentary filmmaking!

Professor Geri Ulrey - 3 Units

Summer 2027

Dates to be determined

Total Cost is $950 plus standard summer session enrollment fees

Before you register for the class, you must complete a Baja Program application

Professor Geri Ulrey: gulrey@glendale.edu | Baja California Field Studies Program baja@glendale.edu

NO PREREQUISITES - OPEN TO ALL - APPLY NOW!

For more information visit: glendale.edu/baja

Limited scholarships are available for qualified students

 

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What is a master class?

Master Classes are short or intensive classes that augment or expand our regular curriculum. Often they are specific to subject area and often intensive information equipment operations or advancing an area of craft.

Who can take a master class or workshop?

It depends on the class or type of workshop. Some are open to the public some are only available to students  who have a class that provides the basic knowledge necessary to further learn that equipment or technology.  So read the instructions of the individual opportunity to see if you are eligible. 

What is an advisement?

Advisement are information sessions focusing on answering student questions about our curriculum; suggested sequence of classes, certificates and degrees and transfer to four-year colleges. Anyone enrolled in classes, or thinking about enrolling in classes at GCC is welcome to attend an advisement.