FILM PRODUCTION – DIRECTING

 

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN FILM PRODUCTION – DIRECTING

Program Length – 36 months

Total Credits: 120

CHRONOLOGICAL COURSE ORDER

Month

Course Code/Title

Credits

1

FMP 100 Film History

3

2

FMP 120 Introduction to Film Production

3

3

HUM 110 Introduction to Transmedia Design

3

4

FMP 130 Digital Editing I

3

5

FMP 140 Cinematography I

3

6

FMP 160 Directing I

3

7

FMP 150 Production Design I

3

8

FMP 170 Production I

3

9

ENG 101 Creative Writing

3

10

FMP 230 Digital Editing II

3

FMP 125 Screenwriting I

1

11

FMP 240 Cinematography II

3

FMP 136 Screenwriting II

1

12

HUM 251 Historical Archetypes and Mythology

3

MAT 121 Quantitative Principles

3

13

FMP 246 Sound Production and Design I

3

14

FMP 260 Directing II

3

15

FMP 280 Production Management

3

16

FMP 270 Production II

4

17

FMP 290 Postproduction

3

18

SPC 214 Creative Presentation

3

19

FMP 380 Acting for Filmmakers

3

20

FMP 330 Documentaries and Reality Production I

3

21

FMP 331 Documentaries and Reality Production II

3

22

FMP 350 Script Analysis and Coverage

3

23

MTH 310 Statistical Applications

3

ENG 326 Professional Writing

3

24

FMP 306 Sound Production and Design II

3

25

HUM 222 Aesthetics and Culture

3

FMP 355 Writing the TV Pilot: Outline and Draft

2

26

FMP 317 Directing III

3

FMP 356 Writing the TV Pilot: Rewrite

1

27

FMP 370 Art of Creative Producing

3

28

HUM 330 Transmedia Storytelling

3

29

FMP 445 Thesis Film Writing and Development

3

30

FMP 450A Thesis Film Preproduction I

3

31

FMP 450B Thesis Film Preproduction II

3

32

FMP 455 Thesis Film Production

3

33

HUM 420 Contemporary Art

3

34

FMP 460 Advanced Postproduction I

3

35

FMP 465 Advanced Postproduction II

3

36

FMP 490 Creative Portfolio Development

 

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