Motion Pictures & Television (AAS)
Motion Pictures & Television (AAS)
Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Degree
Available Online & On Campus
Core Classes
Unit Requirements
Major Coursework | Units |
---|---|
Core | 33 |
Major | 9 |
Major Electives | 3 |
Liberal Arts | 15 |
Total | 60 |
Degree Requirements
AAS TECHNICAL FILMMAKING DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
- Minimum grade of C- in all core courses, major courses, and LA 107 Writing for the Multilingual Artist or 108 Composition for the Artist.
- Minimum 2.0 GPA and the following general education requirements:
1 Written Communication: Composition course
1 Quantitative Literacy course
1 Employment Communications and Practices course
After above general education requirements are met, take Liberal Arts electives as needed to fulfill the Liberal Arts unit requirement.
Additional Information
Program Learning Outcomes
Undergraduate students will meet the following student performance criteria:
General Filmmaking Skills
- Demonstrate a basic understanding of the process of creating a film in collaboration with multidisciplinary teams
Technical Skills
- Demonstrate basic technical skills in editing, motion graphics, and visual effects
- Demonstrate basic technical skills in cinematography and lighting
- Demonstrate basic technical skills in sound design
Professional Readiness
- Produce basic materials suitable for seeking entry-level employment
Academy of Art University Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the Academy of Art University will demonstrate the ability to:
- Produce a body of work suitable for seeking professional opportunities in their chosen field of art and design.
- Solve creative problems within their field of art and design, including research and synthesis of technical, aesthetic, and conceptual knowledge.
- Communicate their ideas professionally and connect with their intended audience using visual, oral, and written presentation skillsrelevant to their field.
- Execute technical, aesthetic, and conceptual decisions based on an understanding of art and design principles.
- Use professional terminology to evaluate their work and work in the field.
- Recognize the influence of major cultural and aesthetic trends, both historical and contemporary, on art and design products.
- Learn the professional skills and behaviors necessary to compete in the global marketplace for art and design
- Engage with a variety of communities beyond the classroom through internship opportunities, study abroad programs, athletics, student interest clubs, and participation in collaborative, civic, and pro bono projects.
*Semester plans are subject to change at any time. Semester breakdowns displayed are suggested and additional options are available to help customize your educational experience. Speak to an admissions or student services representative for more information. Please see our catalog for more details at: https://catalog.academyart.edu