Digital  Media

Lights, Camera, Action. This immersive and creative course is designed to ignite students interested in the dynamic world of digital media & filmmaking. Students will be provided with a comprehensive understanding of film production techniques, storytelling, and the practical skills required to excel in the film and media industry.

Whether students aspire to become filmmakers, cinematographers, editors, or pursue further education in media arts, this course provides a solid foundation in film production and media arts. Students will gain a portfolio of work, practical skills, and a deep appreciation for the art and craft of filmmaking in today's diverse and evolving media landscape.

Dive into the dynamic world of digital media where students master cutting-edge skills in graphic design, video production, and multimedia storytelling, preparing them for success in today's rapidly evolving digital landscape.

Amber Davis


(207) 778-3562 ext. 4901

Program Objectives

  • Explore the basic principles of digital media, including graphic design, photography, video production, and multimedia storytelling.

    Develop proficiency in industry-standard digital media tools and software.

  • Explore the history, evolution, and cultural impact of filmmaking.

    Gain insights into the various roles within the film industry.

  • Develop storytelling skills and learn the art of scriptwriting.

    Understand the fundamentals of screenplay structure, character development, and dialogue.

  • Gain hands-on experience in cinematography and camera operation.

    Explore shot composition, framing, and camera movement to convey visual storytelling.

  • Learn film editing techniques using industry-standard software.

    Understand the post-production process, including sound design, color grading, and visual effects.

  • Explore the principles of motion graphics and animation.

    Develop skills in creating animated graphics and visual effects for videos.

  • Explore the role of a film director and the skills required for effective production management.

    Develop leadership skills for guiding a film project from pre-production to post-production.

  • Explore different film genres and styles, including narrative, documentary, and experimental.

    Analyze and appreciate the diversity of storytelling approaches in film.

  • Gain proficiency in using film equipment, including cameras, lighting, and audio recording devices.

    Explore emerging technologies in the film industry.

  • Learn the fundamentals of graphic design, including layout, typography, and visual elements.

    Apply design principles to create visually compelling graphics for various mediums.

  • Develop skills in photography techniques, composition, and lighting.

    Explore image editing using software such as Adobe Photoshop to enhance and manipulate photographs.

  • Explore digital media platforms for storytelling, including web series, short-form content, and multimedia projects.

    Develop skills in adapting storytelling techniques for different media formats.

Concurrent Enrollment

SMCCC

NMS-160 Video and Audio Production 3 Cr.

CNMS-240 Nonlinear Editing 3 Cr.

Husson

VF 100 Intro to Video Production 3 Cr.

UMF

ART 241 Video 1 3 Cr.