9 courses with the subject FLM, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
FLM 201Documentary Filmmaking1.0
Course For beginners to advanced, Documentary Filmmaking presents the foundations of non-fiction filmmaking: from camera and equipment use to interviewing techniques and storytelling strategies. While creating a short documentary on a subject of the student's choosing, participants will come to understand the interface between them and world around them through the filter of the camera. Students can work in a variety of documentary styles which are explained in class. These forms include the poetic, expository, observational and participatory form. The skills learned in this class are valuable across many disciplines and jobs which involve interpersonal relationships, media skills, research and working with subjects. CC: HUM ISP: FLM
Course For beginners to advanced, Digital Filmmaking presents the foundations of fiction filmmaking: from lighting and camera work to editing, sound and working on set. In the first part of the course, students recreate scenes from well-known films. In the second part, students script and shoot their own short films. This class is appropriate for filmmaking newbies as well as for those who wish to deepen their understanding and practice of the craft. The skills learned in this class will help students gain a foundation in media skills increasingly in demand across many majors and in the job market. CC: HUM ISP: FLM
Course Deriving its meaning from the French essayer: to attempt, the essay film is an experiment in form and expression. Weaving together elements of fiction and documentary, the essay film foregrounds the subjectivity of the filmmaker and engages the viewer as participant and collaborator. Relying heavily on montage, the essay film often employs found footage as well as cinema verité techniques-where the camera acts as quasi-therapist, eliciting performances and confessions. Experimenting with form and method, students will produce weekly writings; visual exercises and an extended essay film. Prerequisite(s): One 100-level English course or a score of 5 on the AP English Language or Literature and Composition test. Must be completed prior to taking this course. CC: HUM, WAC ISP:
One 100-level English course or a score of 5 on the AP English Language or Literature and Composition test. Must be completed prior to taking this course. CQ: HUM, WAC ISP: FLM
At least two other film courses from the lists above and project proposal approved by the Program Directors. Also, upon consultation with Program Directors, a Film Studies-related internship may be arranged for credit toward the minor. ISP: FLM
At least two other film courses from the lists above and project proposal approved by the Program Directors. Also, upon consultation with Program Directors, a Film Studies-related internship may be arranged for credit toward the minor. ISP: FLM
At least two other film courses from the lists above and project proposal approved by the Program Directors. Also, upon consultation with Program Directors, a Film Studies-related internship may be arranged for credit toward the minor. ISP: FLM
Source: Union College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
