AVMP 283 Audio/Video Documentary
After examining trends and styles of historic and contemporary documentary, AVMP Documentary students script, shoot, edit and composite a short documentary film with professional audio and video elements including public domain and self-produced sources, scripts, narration, editing, and post. This course provides students an opportunity to hone and build production skills in topic and show research, narration and voice-over, media management, delivery formats and codecs, graphic elements, super-impositions, and post-production.
Hours Weekly
4
Course Objectives
- Analyze, critique, and deconstruct documentaries.
- Identify trends and styles of documentary.
- Discuss and develop stories for a variety of audiences, both targeted and broad.
- Write for, interview for, record, voice, edit, and publish documentaries, both alone and as part of a team.
- Utilize narrative arc, character development, effective ambient sound, and evocative writing to produce a professional documentary.
- Utilize advanced digital multi-track editing software to produce complete, polished documentary projects for inclusion in a portfolio.
Course Objectives
- Analyze, critique, and deconstruct documentaries.
This objective is a course Goal Only
- Identify trends and styles of documentary.
This objective is a course Goal Only
- Discuss and develop stories for a variety of audiences, both targeted and broad.
This objective is a course Goal Only
- Write for, interview for, record, voice, edit, and publish documentaries, both alone and as part of a team.
This objective is a course Goal Only
- Utilize narrative arc, character development, effective ambient sound, and evocative writing to produce a professional documentary.
This objective is a course Goal Only
- Utilize advanced digital multi-track editing software to produce complete, polished documentary projects for inclusion in a portfolio.
This objective is a course Goal Only