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MFA in Film and Digital Technology Requirements - 12 Courses
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* Elective courses may be substituted for FLM 571 and FLM 671 with prior
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Program of Study
Media Project 1, 2, & 3
The Media Project track comprises more than half of the degree and is designed to maximize choice in the project selection. Students have the option of working in specialized roles on a range of productions or of focusing on one major project.
eMerging Media 1 & 2
The eMerging Media track will be centered on exploring the interrelationships amongst traditional and new media, such as that for the internet, DVD, and interactive CD ROM. In eMerging Media 1, the focus will be on introducing students to issues of convergent media by creating an online product that integrates video, sound, image and text. In eMerging Media 2, students will develop and produce larger, more dynamic and innovative DVD and CD-ROM projects with an experimental documentary focus.
Media Contexts
Media Context courses are designed to present an understanding of the broader theoretical contexts in which media production projects operate. Media Context 1 focuses primarily on the intersections of cultural studies and film studies/history. Media Context 2 expands this base to new media practices, examining critical theories which emerge through innovations in technology.
These courses will focus on introducing students to web-based journals as a form of research, reflection, data collection and analysis.
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