Filmmaking
Filmmaking In this course students will gain a theoretical understanding of the ways moving images and sounds communicate, as well as practical experience creating time-based work. We will study examples of moving images as we use cameras, sound recorders, and non-linear editing software to produce our own series of short works. Emphasis will be placed on understanding the possibilities of the medium through experimentation, analysis, and detailed feedback while exploring different facets of cinematic communication.
I personally love the class and would recommend it to anyone who is interested in filmmaking. David is such an enthusiastic and knowledgeable instructor and he goes over a lot of different styles/modes of filmmaking. It's a very project and group project-oriented class and I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing! Filmmakers are in the end collaborators and you will get to know your classmates very well and become friends with them in the end.
I personally love the class and would recommend it to anyone who is interested in filmmaking. David is such an enthusiastic and knowledgeable instructor and he goes over a lot of different styles/modes of filmmaking. It's a very project and group project-oriented class and I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing! Filmmakers are in …Read more
This is a class that is very project heavy-- all of the assignments in this class are creative film projects. As a film major, this was really essential in learning more about camera operation with the FS5 and I felt really free to be creative in my projects. This was my second class with David and he was a fantastic professor-- I would highly recommend taking anything he teaches.
The course provides basic introductions to filmmaking and teaches by lectures and projects. The professor is knowledgeable and experienced in terms of filmmaking and provides many valuable suggestions.