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Travel Photography

Learn to capture and present professional travel photography stories! In this course, you will learn the technical, narrative, creative, and conceptual aspects of visual storytelling while exploring a specific travel location. Topics include editing, sequencing and presenting a complete travel project through print portfolio and social media presentation. (This course… Read More

Color and Light for Concept Art

Dive into color and light. You’ll examine how various light sources interact with objects and environments and learn to apply color and light principles to create concept art, imagery, and design.

Fashion Business: Entrepreneurship

Become a fashion entrepreneur. By identifying market opportunities and establishing a unique point of view, you will develop a business plan to market and sell your own product or service.

Digital Printing for the Photo Industry

Learn to make professional quality prints that meet industry presentation standards. Using various paper and print options, you will gain file preparation, color management, scanning, and printing skills to accurately reproduce color and black and white images. (This course is cross-listed with PH 697.)… Read More

Voiceover – Fall

Build your book of characters for games, cartoons, anime, and toys. You will set up a home recording studio under the instructor’s guidance. Work with new voiceover styles and techniques every week. Over the course of this class you will create more than a dozen characters!

FA 213 OL1 – 2026 Summer

PH 499SU OL1 – 2026 Summer

Open Studio

In this open studio course, students propose, conceptualize and create individual photography projects with guidance and critique from their instructor and peers. This course provides a great opportunity to start a new body of work or continue with an ongoing project of choice. (This course is cross-listed with PH 699SU.)

Structures: Wood and Steel

Collaboration between architects and structural engineers determines the success and safety of a building. See architecture from the perspective of a structural engineer. You will evaluate the unique properties of wood and steel-common structural materials in the U.S. in response to gravity and lateral forces.

LA 133 VC1 – 2026 Summer – MR – 1:30PM- 4:30PM