Bachelor of Fine Arts - Cinematography
Undergraduate FilmmakingBFA Cinematography
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Fall | Spring | Course Title |
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FIM 1001 | Fundamentals of Production Design |
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FIM 1101 | Fundamentals of Screenwriting I |
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FIM 1102 | Fundamentals of Screenwriting II [optional] |
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FIM 1201 | FIM 1202 | Fundamentals of Directing I & II |
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FIM 1311 | FIM 1312 | Short Film (Fall); American Cinema (Spring) |
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FIM 1401 | FIM 1402 | Fundamentals of Producing I & II |
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FIM 1611 | FIM 1612 | Fundamentals of Picture Editing I & II |
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FIM 1622 | Fundamentals of Sound Design |
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FIM 1801 | Fundamentals of Cinematography |
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FYS 1000 | Making & Reflecting |
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ENG 1200 | Writing About... |
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General Education Requirement1 |
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Year One Total |
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Year Two | ||||||
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FIM 2311 | Classics of World Cinema3 |
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FIM 33XX | Cinema Studies |
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FIM 2511 | Year 2 Development & Collaboration |
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FIM 2512 | Year 2 Film Production & Critique |
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FIM 2101 | FIM 2102 | Screenwriting Workshop I & II |
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FIM 2201 | FIM 2202 | Directing Workshop I & II |
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FIM 2401 | Conceiving and Developing the Short Film |
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FIM 2402 | Progress to Production |
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FIM 2601 | FIM 2602 | Developing the Editor's Eye I & II |
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FIM 2801 | FIM 2802 | Cinematography Workshop I & II |
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HUM 2100 | Critical Dialogues |
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HUM 2200 | Paths to the Present |
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Year Two Total |
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Year Three | ||||||
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FIM 3811 | FIM 3812 | Aesthetics & Control: Making the Image I & II |
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FIM 3821 | Shooting Film |
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FIM 3822 | Cinematography & Production Design: The Essential Partnership |
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FIM 3871 | FIM 3872 | Intermediate Cinematography Practicum I & II |
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Cinema Studies, Film Electives, Independent Study, or Special Topics Courses4 |
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General Education Requirements1 |
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General Education Requirements1 |
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Year Three Total |
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Year Four | ||||||
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FIM 4811 | FIM 4812 | Advanced Cinematography IA & IB |
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FIM 4821 | Advanced Cinematography II |
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FIM 4832 | Transition to the Profession: The Freelance Cinematographer |
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FIM 4871 | FIM 4872 | Advanced Cinematography Practicum I & II |
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Cinema Studies, Film Electives, Independent Study, or Special Topics Courses4 |
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Designated Arts or Liberal Arts Courses2 |
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Year Four Total |
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1 General Education
UNCSA Liberal Arts Core:
3 credits FYS 1000: Making & Reflecting
3 credits ENG 1200: Writing About …
3 credits HUM 2100: Critical Dialogues
3 credits HUM 2200: Paths to the Present
3 credits Social or Behavioral Sciences
(Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology)
3 credits Language, Literature, and Culture
(Writing, Literature, English, Foreign Language, Communication)
3 credits Humanities
(History, Humanities, Art History, Philosophy, Theater History)
3 credits Math or Science (Math, Science)
6 credits General Education Electives/Interdisciplinary courses(ARH, ARM, ATY, COM, ENG, FRE, GER, HIS, HUM, ITA, LIT, MAT, MST, PHI, PSY, SCI, SOC, TAI, THH, WRI) This includes courses offered by the Division of Liberal Arts, and with specific permission by the Dean of Liberal Arts, can include courses offered by one of the Art Schools, provided that the course is outside the student's major area of concentration (Dance, Design and Production, Drama, Film, or Music).
2 The School of Filmmaking requires a total of 6 additional credits earned from Liberal Arts or Designated Arts courses outside of the student’s Major. These may be taken earlier than Year Four, but we strongly recommend that they only be taken in semesters when the student is registered for one Gen Ed requirement.
3 Year Two generalists must take the following in the Fall: Classics of World Cinema, Year 2 Development & Collaboration, plus two “workshop” courses (one course each in your 1st and 2nd choice concentrations (Cinematography, Directing, Editing, Producing, or Screenwriting). In the Spring, you must take one Cinema Studies class, Year 2 Production & Critique, and again two workshops in your 1st and 2nd choice concentrations.
4 All Cinematography students must complete a minimum of 10 credit hours of film/arts elective coursework as part of the required credit hours towards this degree. Elective course credits may be fulfilled by any of the following: FIM 33XX, FIM 37XX, FIM 4088, FAN XX98, FAR XX98, FIM XX98, as well as permitted Arts classes outside of the student’s concentration.