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May 28, 2025
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Loyola Marymount University Bulletin 2013-2014 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Film and Television Production, B.A.
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Film and Television Production Undergraduate Program
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Film and Television Production Student Learning Outcomes
Upon completing the program, students majoring in Film and Television Production will know: - The basic techniques of visual storytelling
- The processes of producing, directing, screenwriting, cinema-tography, editing, sound recording and design, and set design
- The current technologies involved in the creation of film and television production
- Strategies for future dissemination of their work
Upon completing the program, student majoring in Film and Television Production will value: - A wide variety of cinematic forms of expression
- The importance of film and television history and theory
- Technically accomplished and aesthetically engaging produc-tions
- The diversity and contributions of fellow students
- Collaboration and teamwork in the production process
- Individual expression through cinematic and other forms
Upon completing the program, student majoring in Film and Television Production will be able to: - Clearly communicate story, theme, and concept in their works
- Apply learned techniques of film and television production to creative works of their own
- Give constructive feedback, and implement revision of their own creative work based on feedback received
- Balance creative and organizational skills
- Practice teamwork, while developing leadership skills
- Create and treat content in innovative and imaginative ways
Four-Year Planning Guidelines
- Normal course load is 15 semester hours or 5 courses per semester.
- University core should be selected based on distribution of various disciplines as well as interests and availability.
- Lower division major requirements should be completed by end of sophomore year.
- 45 semester hours of upper division coursework are required; these are comprised of upper division core requirements, up-per division major requirements, and upper division electives taken.
- Proper sequencing of major requirements is indicated by pre-requisites of individual courses and as suggested in the out-line below. Please consult assigned academic advisor.
- PROD 200 and PROD 250 should be taken in opposite se-mesters sophomore year in either order.
- Acting, drawing, photography, computer graphics, additional film history, screenwriting, and business classes are among suggested electives for Film and Television Production majors.
PROD Major Lower Division Requirements (21 semester hours)
Freshman Year (any semester)
Sophomore Year (any semester)
PROD Major Upper Division Requirements (30 semester hours)
Check course descriptions for prerequisites and sequence. |
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