Chabot College 2024-2026 247 CREDIT COURSE LISTING, FILM Program Learning Outcomes 1. conceptualize, plan, execute, and deliver film, television, and digital media content using film, television and digital media practices, theory and techniques, while demonstrating technical proficiency in industry standard hardware and software; 2. apply film, television and electronic media’s creative process as a dynamic progression of research, speculation, experimentation, revision, critique and refinement; 3. communicate film, television, radio and electronic media storytelling, confidently in work, presentation, and writing; 4. develop basic business practices for the film, television and electronic media industry to include freelancing strategies, portfolio creation and promotion, and professional communication strategies. Required Core: Select two (6 units) MCOM 40 Introduction to Broadcasting 3 or MCOM 41 Introduction to Mass Communications 3 FILM 14 Introduction to Cinematic Arts 3 FILM 12 Screenwriting and Visual Storytelling 3 or MCOM 42 Writing for Broadcasting 3 LIST A: Select one course from each area (6 units) Area 1: Audio (3 units) MCOM 50 Radio Studio Techniques 3 Area 2: Video or Film Production (3 units) FILM 15 Introduction to Digital Filmmaking 3 FILM 16 Documentary Filmmaking 3 FILM 17 Motion Picture Filmmaking 3 LIST B: Select one course from below which is not already used to satisfy the Required Core or List A requirements (3 units) FILM 15 Introduction to Digital Filmmaking 3 FILM 16 Documentary Filmmaking 3 LIST C: Select one course from below which is not already used to satisfy the Required Core, List A, or List B requirements (3 units). DIGM 12A Motion Graphics 3 DIGM 10A Introduction to Animation 3 DIGM 11 Video Editing 3 ARTH 3 Film History and Appreciation 3 HUMN 68 World Mythology 3 THTR 1 Introduction to Acting 3 DIGM 6A (same as PHOT 6A) Photoshop 3 Major Requirements 18 Units General Education CSU GE 39 Units IGETC GE 37 Units Electives As needed, minimum of 60 CSU transferable Units Total 60 minimum degree applicable Units FILM AND ANIMATION Associate in Arts The Film and Animation program provides students a comprehensive foundation in film and animation theory, screenwriting, character development, storyboarding, editing, camera work, illustration, design, and motion graphics. The program is geared towards students who want to acquire fundamental skills in film aesthetics, film and animation practice, and film and animation technology. These skills will help students prepare to either enter the workforce and provide a foundation for a Bachelor of Arts in Film or Animation. Career Opportunities Filmmaker, Animator, Storyboard Artist, Animation Artist, Concept Artist, Character Artist, 3D Modeler, Videographer, Film Editor, Motion Graphics Designer, Producer, Director, Creative Director, Art Director, Production Coordinator, Cameraperson, Cinematographer, Gaffer, Production Designer, Makeup Artist, Set Director Program Learning Outcomes 1. Conceptualize, plan, execute, and deliver motion picture content using film and animation practices, theory and techniques, while demonstrating technical proficiency in industry standard hardware and software. 2. Communicate motion picture storytelling, confidently in work, presentation, and writing. 3. Apply the motion picture creative process as a dynamic progression of research, speculation, experimentation, revision, critique and refinement. 4. Develop basic business practices for the motion picture industry to include freelancing strategies, portfolio creation and promotion, and professional communication strategies.
