Faculty: Graduate School of Social Science This major focuses on the creative, technical, and theoretical aspects of film and television production. Students gain skills in screenwriting, directing, cinematography, editing, and production management, preparing for careers in the entertainment industry, broadcasting, and related fields. **Learning Objectives:** - Understand the principles of storytelling and narrative structure. - Develop skills in screenwriting, directing, and cinematography. - Learn editing techniques and post-production processes. - Explore production management and industry practices. - Analyze film and television genres, styles, and theories. - Develop critical thinking, creativity, and technical skills. **Major Outline:** 1. **Introduction to Cinema and Television** - Overview of film and television history, genres, and industry trends. 2. **Screenwriting** - Principles of storytelling, script formatting, and character development. 3. **Directing** - Directing techniques, actor collaboration, and visual storytelling. 4. **Cinematography** - Camera operation, lighting, and composition techniques. 5. **Editing and Post-Production** - Video editing software, sound design, and visual effects. 6. **Production Management** - Budgeting, scheduling, and coordinating film and television productions. 7. **Film and Television Theory** - Critical analysis, genre studies, and theoretical approaches to cinema and television. 8. **Documentary Filmmaking** - Techniques for producing non-fiction films, including research, interviewing, and ethical considerations. 9. **Internship/Practicum** - Real-world experiences in film and television production, broadcasting, or related industries. 10. **Capstone Project** - Comprehensive project such as a short film, television pilot, or documentary, applying skills in screenwriting, directing, cinematography, or editing. **Assessment Methods:** - Script analyses, directing projects, cinematography portfolios, editing reels, production management plans, theoretical essays, documentary films, internship reports, capstone projects, group projects, and presentations. **Recommended Textbooks:** - "Introduction to Cinema and Television" by various authors. - "Screenwriting" by various authors. - "Directing" by various authors. - "Cinematography" by various authors. - "Editing and Post-Production" by various authors. - "Production Management" by various authors. - "Film and Television Theory" by various authors. - "Documentary Filmmaking" by various authors. **Prerequisites:** Basic knowledge of film and television, storytelling principles, and an interest in creative and technical aspects of production. **Major Duration:** Typically 4 years for a bachelor's degree. **Certification:** Graduates may pursue certifications from professional organizations such as the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) or equivalent industry certifications. **Target Audience:** Aspiring filmmakers, television producers, directors, cinematographers, editors, screenwriters, and professionals seeking careers in the entertainment industry, broadcasting, independent filmmaking, and related fields. This major equips students with the creative and technical skills needed to excel in cinema and television production, supporting careers in various roles within the entertainment industry.