2 courses with the subject CIN, 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.
CIN 100Cinematography: The work and methods of the cinematographer, including the use of lens, light3
and camera to create cinematic styles that meets the director’s vision for the script. Covers the planning required to finish a shoot on-schedule and on-budget. Students are challenged to develop greater skills in cinematography as they shoot in less controllable conditions—day/night, interior/exterior. 72
CIN 200Final Project 2: Advanced studies in color, filtration and optics, and exercises in lighting3
complex camera and actor movement. Students apply this knowledge to planning their lighting and camera plots for Final Projects. Producers meet with the directing, camera, production design and production management teams for ongoing feedback, problem solving and approvals. Final Projects are scheduled for production design completion, blocking, lighting, 73
