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CS3343: Digital Media Production |
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Course Description
This module introduces the process of digital media production, in particular,
video production. It covers pre-production, production and post-production
processes, focusing on main activities such as storyboarding, camera, lighting,
audio/sound, directing, recording and digital editing. The students will learn
both artistic expression and the technical skills of using digital equipment
and software tools through hands-on practice of digital video production. In
addition, valuable technical details pertaining to video and audio compression
will be covered, providing a well rounded view of
Digital Media Production.
Topics Covered (link)
Location/Time
Lecture is held in COM1/204, 12-2pm (Tuesday)
Labs are in Media Lab 1 (AS6/421) on 3-4pm (Tuesday), 2-3pm (Thursday); 3-4pm
(Thursday), 3-4pm (Friday)
Lecturer
Dr. Michael S. Brown (web)
Office hours: please arrange
appointment via email. Use my brown “at” comp email.
Teaching/Lab
Assistants
T.B.A.
Schedule and Notes (link)
Interested in DMP
Internship Opportunities (link)
Groups (link)
Equipment Check-Out (link)
Assessment
This module is 100% continuous assessment.
Text (recommended, not required)
“Introduction to Media Production: The Path to Digital Media
Production” (3rd Edition)
Authors: Gorham Kindem and Robert B. Musburger
Publisher: Elsevier/Focal Point
Other Useful Links (link)