VISUAL DESIGN & GRAPHICS (2/2 Credits)

Learning Outcomes:

On successful completion of this course, students will be able to: LO1 – explain Students will be able to explain and compare directing techniques across film, television, social media, 360° video, VR, and AI-based productions by applying theoretical frameworks of media production; LO2 – Design Students will be able to design concept a directing techniques across film, television, social media, 360° video, VR, and AI-based productions by applying theoretical frameworks of media production; LO3 – demonstrate Students will be able to demonstrate a directing technique in the short scene using appropriate equipment (camera, drone, 360° camera, AI, or smartphone) to deliver an original creative project.

Topics:

1. Foundations of Directing & Camera Basics;
2. Visual Grammar & Cinematic Composition;
3. Camera Movement & Continuity Rules;
4. Storyboarding, Shot Lists, and Previsualization;
5. Directing On-Camera Talent for News;
6. Directing Performance for Narrative Content;
7. Mise-en-Scène & Production Design;
8. Directing Sound & Music;
9. Directing for Television (Studio & Multicam);
10. Directing for Social Media Storytelling;
11. Directing Documentary & Field Reporting;
12. Directing with 360° Cameras, Drone & VR;
13. AI-Assisted Directing & Future Media;
14. Foundations of Directing & Camera Basics;
15. Visual Grammar & Cinematic Composition;
16. Camera Movement & Continuity Rules;
17. Storyboarding, Shot Lists, and Previsualization;
18. Directing On-Camera Talent for News;
19. Directing Performance for Narrative Content;
20. Mise-en-Scène & Production Design;
21. Directing Sound & Music;
22. Directing for Television (Studio & Multicam);
23. Directing for Social Media Storytelling;
24. Directing Documentary & Field Reporting;
25. Directing with 360° Cameras, Drone & VR;
26. AI-Assisted Directing & Future Media.