FILM 214/3.0 Mobile Communications

FILM 214/3.0 Mobile Communications

Course applicable to the following Majors / Medials/ Minors:		FILM (option) /

Course Instructor:		Dr Rob Hyland - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

This course is available in:		Summer and Winter term at the BISC

Course Prerequisites / Exclusions:		None

FILM 214 is not only any exploration of core creative concepts, but a useful guide to basic marketing principles. Over the course of the semester, students will start to build a portfolio of work which they will learn to post online in a way that will sell their content effectively.

DR ROBERT HYLAND, COURSE INSTRUCTOR, BISC

Course Highlights:

All you need at your fingertips! Use your own mobile devices and laptops to complete a series of creative projects.

Explore how filmakers toy with concepts such as colour, time, composition and framing to achieve the desired effects.

Put all that you have learned into practice by producing a showcase short film at the end of the term.

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FILM 214/3.0 Mobile Communications

This course involves both media studies and production. Students will use their own mobile devices to complete a series of creative projects, while learning theoretical and practical aspects of mobile media communications.

Available in Winter 2021.

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