BFA Specialization in Film Production

Program Requirements

Specialization in Film Production (66 credits)

3	credits chosen from: • FMST 201 Film History I (3.00) • FMST 202 Film History II (3.00) • FMST 203 Film History III (3.00)
	Note: One of FMST 201, FMST 202 or FMST 203 should be taken as part of the first 30 credits.
3	credits: • FMST 220 Film Analysis (3.00)
	Note: FMST 220 should be taken as part of the first 30 credits.
3	credits chosen from: • FMST 222 Topics in Film Aesthetics (3.00) • FMST 223 Montage Aesthetic (3.00) • FMST 224 Moving Camera Aesthetic (3.00)
18	credits: • FMPR 231 Filmmaking I (6.00) • FMPR 332 Filmmaking II (6.00) • FMPR 432 Filmmaking III (6.00)
12	credits: • FMPR 239 Montage I (3.00) • FMPR 336 Introduction to Film Producing (3.00) • FMPR 338 Image I (3.00) • FMPR 340 Sound I (3.00)
9	credits chosen from: • FMPR 335 Acting and Directing Acting for the Screen I (3.00) • FMPR 341 Writing for Film I (3.00) • FMPR 343 Production Design (3.00) • FMPR 350 Ways of Seeing in Film Production (3.00) • FMPR 398 Special Topics in Film Production (3.00) • FMPR 435 Acting and Directing Acting for the Screen II (3.00) • FMPR 438 Image II (3.00) • FMPR 439 Montage II (3.00) • FMPR 440 Sound II (3.00) • FMPR 441 Writing for Film II (3.00) • FMPR 442 Optical Printer Practice (3.00) • FMPR 444 Expanded Cinema (3.00) • FMPR 450 Film Production Specialization Seminar (3.00) • FMPR 498 Special Topics in Film Production (3.00)
6	credits of Film Studies electives, excluding FMST 200
12	credits of Cinema electives or credits chosen outside of Cinema selected in consultation with the head of Film Production
	Note: Up to 12 credits chosen from the Communication Studies Film Courses list may be applied as Film Studies or Cinema electives for degree purposes. VDEO 350 may also be applied as a Cinema elective for degree purposes.

Notes

It is strongly recommended that students in the Specialization in Film Production have, or acquire, a knowledge of French.

Students are responsible for fulfilling their particular degree requirements; hence, the sequences above must be read in conjunction with Section 81.20 Degree Requirements.

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