EMTC-2220 Sound Design–Sp
3 hours
This course is designed to prepare the media production
student to create sound designs for readio, television, film
and other audio media by studying the nature of sound,
psychoacoustics, the power of the voice, sound effects, and music
and how they can be used in combination with visual image to
influence listeners/viewers. Students will create and execute a
variety of sound designs for radio, television, and other audio
media. Prerequisite: EMTC-1120 Audio Production. (Fee: $45)
EMTC-2320
3 hours
Preproduction and Planning for Video and Film–Fa
This course examines the framework for preparation for video
and film production in fiction and nonfiction programming. The
duties of the producer and director are covered as they relate to
scripting, budgets, legalities, scheduling, site surveys and other
related preproduction duties for studio and field productions. (Fee
$45)
EMTC-2350
3 hours
Introduction to Graphics for TV and Film–Fa
An introduction to the creation and use of graphics for television
and film. Topics covered include titling for main and “lower third”
titles, motion graphics for program introductions and “bumps,” 2D
and 3D animation and SFX for compositing with live action. (Fee:
$45).
EMTC-2606
2 hours
Introduction to Computer Animation for Electronic Media–Fa
An introduction to the use of 3D animation software. Intended
for students who do not have a background in 3D animation
and who need some directed help in preparing for EMTC-3065
Proficiency in Maya. May not be counted as major hours for
broadcasting and digital media majors. (Fee: $45)
EMTC-2610 Preproduction Planning–Fa
3 hours
Examines the preproduction phase of television and multimedia
productions. Topics covered include planning, specifications,
contracts, scheduling, budgeting, and evaluation. Special
emphasis is placed on project management and research
to understand the design and effectiveness of television and
multimedia projects.
EMTC-2810 Sophomore Seminar–Fa
1 hours
The sophomore seminar in broadcasting and digital media is
designed to acquaint students with current trends in the electronic
media and to aid students in formulating strategies for entry
into careers in the electronic media. Prerequisite: EMTC-1110
Introduction to Electronic Media.
EMTC-3061 Proficiency in Flash–Fa, Sp
0 hours
The student will demonstrate the ability to create Flash
animations and interactive programs. A list of resources is
available from the interactive media faculty to help the student
prepare to pass this proficiency requirement. (Fee: $10)
EMTC-3062 Proficiency in Director–Fa, Sp
0 hours
The student will demonstrate the ability to create interactive
media products using Director. A list of resources is available from
the interactive media faculty to help the student prepare to pass
this proficiency requirement. (Fee: $10)
EMTC-3065 Proficiency in Maya–Fa, Sp
0 hours
The student will demonstrate the ability to create 3D models
and animations in Maya. A list of resources is available from the
interactive media faculty to help the student prepare to pass this
proficiency requirement. (Fee: $10)
EMTC-3111
3 hours
Survey Research for Electronic Media–Sp
The study of survey research methodologies used in electronic
media, including audience analysis; program and screen design
testing; station and website ratings. Includes an introduction to
academic research in electronic communication using survey
methodologies. Prerequisite: EMTC-1110 Introduction to Electronic
Media.
EMTC-3150 Media Ethics–Fa
2 hours
Development of an applied theistic ethic for media practitioners.
Topics for ethical examination include media content, business
practices, advertising, journalism, privacy, and intellectual property
rights. Crosslisted with JOUR-3150. Prerequisite: junior or senior
status.
EMTC-3151
2 hours
Christian Approaches to Electronic Media–Sp
Builds upon theistic critiques of the connections between
society and technology to develop an understanding of how
Christians approach the electronic media, both as consumers and
practitioners.
EMTC-3210 Digital Audio Post Production–Fa
3 hours
This course is designed to teach the theories, principles, and
practices of multi-track studio production. Emphasis will be given
to the use of digital recording technologies and their usage related
to other media. Prerequisite: EMTC-1120 Audio Production. (Fee:
$45)
EMTC-3211 Digital Music Production–Sp
3 hours
This course offers students hands-on experience with modern
mixing techniques, specifically utilizing Pro Tools hardware and
software. Current theory and methods of signal processing
utilized in the mix down process are covered. Each student will
have the opportunity to mix various styles of music, critiqued by
the instructor. This clas is for the serious student of audio who
is interested in learning about the music production process.
Prerequisites: EMTC-1120 Audio Production and EMTC-3210
Digital Autio Post Production. (Fee: $45).
EMTC-3215 Live Sound–Fa
3 hours
This course will prepare the student for work in live sound for
churches and other venues. Through a series of lectures and
labs, students will learn how to set up and operate a PA systems,
operate mixers/consoles/control surfaces, trouble shoot problems
in audio set-up, mix live sound, complete stage set-up, and the
selection of microphones, amps, mixers, speakers and monitors.
Prerequisite: EMTC-1120 Audio Production. (Fee: $45)
EMTC-3216 Audio for Video and Film–Sp
3 hours
Audio for video/film will expose the student to the theories and
the practical challenges of gathering audio in the field as a part
of a video/film project. The course will also focus on working with
sound in the studio during post-production and will include areas
such as automatic dialogue replacement and Foley sound effects.
Students will record and produce all of the sounds for a major film
project. Prerequisite: EMTC-1120 Audio Production and EMTC-
3210 Digital Audio Post Production. (Fee: $45).
EMTC-3310 Digital Film Production–Fa
3 hours
Taught from the producer’s perspective. Hands-on training
dealing with all the variables in making a video’s and short films,
including preproduction, production, and post-production non-
linear editing platforms. Prerequisite: EMTC-2110 Video Technical
Training or approval from the instructor. (Fee: $45)
EMTC-3330 Screenwriting–Fa
2 hours
An advanced writing course for students interested in learning
the formal construction involved in writing a professional
screenplay, with emphasis on dramatic writing and strong
character development. Prerequisite: EMTC-2130 Writing for
Electronic Media.
EMTC-3350 Documentary Film
–Fa
3 hours
An overview of the origins, development, and current trends
in the production of documentary films. Emphasis is given to the
viewing and analysis of selected documentary programs. (Fee:
$45) (even years)
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