Video AAS
AAS Degree in Video Production Requirements
Requires a total of 94 credit hours, including 61 multimedia credit hours, 25 additional required course credit hours, and 8 credit hours of general education courses.
Required Professional/Technical Courses | Cr | |
MM160 | Marketing yourself as a Multimedia Professional | 2 |
MM230 | Graphics for Multimedia | 4 |
MM235 | Digital Video Editing & Production | 4 |
MM236 | Video Compression and Streaming | 3 |
MM237 | Video Compositing & Effects | 4 |
MM239 | Digital Video Editing & Production II | 4 |
MM246 | Post Production Sound - or | 2 |
MM247 | Field Sound | 2 |
MM250 | Advance Multimedia Project | 3 |
MM258 | Video Compositing & Effects II | 4 |
MM259 | Screenwriting/preproduction | 4 |
MM260 | Video Production I | 4 |
MM261 | Video Production II | 4 |
MM262 | Video Production III | 4 |
MM | Course Electives | 12 |
Total Professional/Technical Credits | 61 |
Additional Required Courses (2 of 3 in both ART and ENG) | Cr | |
BA 205 | Solving Communications Problems with Technology | 4 |
BA 223 | Principles of Marketing or | 4 |
BA 250 | Small Business Management | 3 |
*ENG 195 | Film Studies: Film as Art | 4 |
*ENG 196 | Film Studies: Directors | 4 |
*ENG 197 | Film Studies: Themes & Genres | 4 |
*ART 103 | Understanding New Media Arts | 4 |
*ART 140 | Digital Photography | 3 |
*ART 116 | Basic Design | 3 |
*MTH 105 | College Algebra for Liberal Arts | 4 |
Total Additional Required Credits | 25 | |
* Students must earn a total of 16 general education credits with at least 4 credits in each of the three general education categories. (Recommended to select a course option from the Social Science category) | ||
General Education Course Credits | 8 | |
Total Credits for the VP AAS Degree | 94 |
Totals
61 Requried MM Courses
Plus 25 Additional Required Courses
Plus 8 Additional General Education
TOTAL CREDITS 94
PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
Students entering into the program must possess strong Macintosh or Windows computer management skills and be familiar with essential software such as word processing and draw/paint programs. Recommended prerequisites: ART 115, 116, 117; and CAS 111D.
COURSE OF STUDY
The program is located at the Cascade campus. The 100 level multimedia courses are generally offered each term, and students may begin taking classes during any term. A variety of advanced, 200 level courses are also offered. Certificate students must receive a "C" or better in all required multimedia courses.
Please contact the Multimedia Department or call at (971) 722-5201 for more information or to set up and appointment.