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HUM 2100 Introduction to Video Creation
Medical Spanish & Health Sciences Program
San Jose, Costa Rica
Dates: 1/6/24 - 4/6/24
HUM 2100 Introduction to Video Creation
OVERVIEW
CEA CAPA Partner Institution: Veritas University
Location: San José, Costa Rica
Primary Subject Area: Humanities
Instruction in: English
Course Code: HUM 2100
Transcript Source: Partner Institution
Course Details: Level 200
Recommended Semester Credits: 4
Contact Hours: 60
Prerequisites: This course has no prerequisites; however, it is highly recommended for students to have at their disposal a DSLR or mirrorless digital camera with video capabilities.
DESCRIPTION
This course will provide the basic tools to produce video projects for a wide array of purposes: from social media posts to fiction or documentary pieces, taking into account the different stages of audiovisual production.
The objective of this course is for students to create a project which reflects both an original idea and a clear understanding of the practical and conceptual aspects of video creation. The course will enable students to develop an original screenplay, define and organize the required resources to produce the project, record it and edit it.
Technical aspects (such as camera, lighting and sound) will be studied theoretically and then put into practice in the campus? film production facilities. Additionally, the student?s projects will be partially produced during class hours in collaboration with their classmates.
The objective of this course is for students to create a project which reflects both an original idea and a clear understanding of the practical and conceptual aspects of video creation. The course will enable students to develop an original screenplay, define and organize the required resources to produce the project, record it and edit it.
Technical aspects (such as camera, lighting and sound) will be studied theoretically and then put into practice in the campus? film production facilities. Additionally, the student?s projects will be partially produced during class hours in collaboration with their classmates.