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Videography

Career Description
Videography is quickly becoming one of the fastest growing career choices in the 21st century.   Videography production is the professional process of capturing stories through a series of recorded, filmed images using digital media.  Television, video, and motion picture camera operators produce images that tell a story, inform or entertain an audience, or record an event.  Film and video editors edit soundtracks, film and video for the motion picture, cable and broadcast television industries.  Camera operators employed in the entertainment field use digital media to film movies, television programs, events, and commercials.  Studio camera operators work in a broadcast studio and usually videotape their subjects from a fixed position.  News camera operators, also called electronic news-gathering (ENG) operators, work as part of a reporting team, following newsworthy events as they unfold.  

Program Information

Students in the Videography Production A.A.S. or Diploma Program will learn the proper techniques for shooting footage, capturing stories using digital media, organizing video clips and editing footage to develop a finished production.  Students take courses in media production, lighting, sound and creative software suites, digital photography, scripting, producing and directing.  Students will develop the skills needed to professionally capture and manipulate video footage using audio sound rooms, video production studios, the latest creative software suites and high tech computer labs. 

Program Learning Outcomes
Graduates will be able to:
1. Apply video working protocol and safety
2. Recognize and apply knowledge in script writing, camera operation, sound recording, editing and production design for video applications
3. Utilize video production equipment and software programs used in videography applications and creating special effects
4. Analyze and apply appropriate lighting techniques for project shots
5. Encode files for distribution and production of master tapes and DVD’s

Transfer Opportunities
Students have an opportunity to transfer courses and earn a Bachelor of Arts in Design Technology at Bemidji State University

Career Titles
Some common career titles for this field include visual effects editor, videographer, producer, graphics designer, key grip, editor, director, cinematographer, broadcast designer, location manager, and writer.

Employment Opportunities
There are many job opportunities in this field within and outside of Minnesota. The Twin Cities area is one of the hot spots in the area for jobs in this field. Brainerd, Duluth and St. Cloud are also excellent places to find placement.

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DIPLOMA CURRICULUM

First Year - Fall Semester
VPRO    1100    Media Scriptwriting    (3cr)
VPRO    1110    Video Workflow (3cr)
VPRO    1112    Basic Camera (3cr)
General Education    (3cr)
Total 12 Credits

Spring Semester
CART    1100    Adobe Photoshop (2cr)
CART    1126    Media Lighting and Sound (4cr)
CART    2128    Video Editing (3cr)
General Education    (3cr)
Total 12 Credits

Second Year - Fall Semester
CART    2114    3D Modeling (3cr)
VPRO    2110    Advanced Camera (3cr)
VPRO    2112    Advanced Video Editing (3cr)
VPRO    2120    Interactive Design Production (3cr)
General Education    (3cr)
Total  15 Credits

Spring Semester
CART    1128    Media Production    (4cr)  
VPRO    1130    Creative Development    (5 cr)
VPRO    1140    Business of Videography (3cr)
VPRO    2150    Studio Productions    (3cr)
Total  15 Credits

GRADUATION REQUIREMENT    54 CREDITS


AAS CURRICULUM

First Year - Fall Semester
VPRO 1100 Media Scriptwriting (3cr)
VPRO 1110 Video Workflow (3cr)
VPRO 1112 Basic Camera (3cr)
General Education (6cr)
Total 15 Credits

Spring Semester
CART 1100 Adobe Photoshop (2cr)
CART 1126 Media Lighting and Sound (4cr)
CART 2128 Video Editing (3cr)
General Education (6cr)
Total 15 Credits

Second Year - Fall Semester
CART 2114 3D Modeling (3cr)
VPRO 2110 Advanced Camera (3cr)
VPRO 2112 Advanced Video Editing (3cr)
VPRO 2120 Interactive Design Production (3cr)
General Education (3cr)
Total 15 Credits

Spring Semester
CART 1128 Media Production (4cr)
VPRO 1130 Creative Development (5 cr)
VPRO 1140 Business of Videography (3cr)
VPRO 2150 Studio Productions (3cr)
Total 15 Credits

GRADUATION REQUIREMENT    60 CREDITS


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