Classes offered as part of the emphasis include:
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ART 385 Introduction to Cinematography
Techniques and criticism of motion pictures. Basic format in Super-8 or
videotape for both class and individual productions. Cameras are not supplied.
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ART 382 Introduction to Photography I
Includes various photographic processes, cameras (structures, use, operation),
films (types, use and development) and print development (darkroom techniques).
Both technical and compositional aspects are stressed. Criticism and
discussion. Cameras are not supplied.
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ART 383 Photography II
Continuation and refinement of technical aspects presented in ART 382 with
expanded emphasis on individual investigation. Discussion and criticism.
Prerequisite: ART 382.
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ART 384 Photography III
Exploration of personal style and various photographic processes. Discussion and
investigation of historical and current photographic concerns and trends.
Prerequisite: ART 383.
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ART 483 Photography IV
Investigation of non-traditional and/or new technology related to
light-sensitive image-making. Refinement of personal visual direction. Research
into new techniques and/or visual trends in society and industry. Prerequisite:
ART 384.
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ART 484 Photography V
Concentrated study of selected photographic processes as related to student's
professional goals. Individual explorations are to culminate in a unified body
of work such as a book or portfolio, to help prepare the student for his/her
senior show, and to facilitate entry into graduate school or the workplace.
Prerequisite: ART 483.
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ART 583 Photography VI
Concentrated exploration of individual problems, culminating in a unified body
of work such as a book or portfolio. Individual expression, discussion and
criticism. Prerequisite: ART 584.
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ART 584 Photography VII
Continuation of ART 583. Prerequisite: ART 583.
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