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Regent University offers a film minor on campus in Virginia Beach, VA 23464.

Minor – Cinema-Television

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Students choosing the Minor in Cinema-Television must take:

CTVU 101 Film & Television Aesthetics (3)

CTVU 105 History of Film & Television (3)

CTVU 229 Fundamentals of Production (3)

CTVU 256 Fundamentals of Post-Production (3)

Plus six (6) Cinema-Television elective credits.

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Concepts of film aesthetics and analysis; exposure to classical Hollywood, documentary and European art cinema. Emphasis on describing and analyzing film style.

Film and television as communication media and art forms. Attention given to contributions of various national cinemas and international film and video trends.

Basic principles of film production, including camera operation (focus, exposure, depth-of-field, and lenses), composition, sequencing, screen direction, camera moves, and basic lighting. The class will include skills exercises and story-centric projects. Prerequisites: CTVU 101 and CTVU 105.

Non-linear editing process focusing on CODECs, tools and techniques as they relate to the post production process and workflow. Prerequisites: CTVU 101, CTVU 102, and CTVU 105.

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“Getting a Big Idea/Dreamworks internship and working on VeggieTales in the House was a dream come true. Ultimately I want to write and direct stories, regardless of what form they take. Storytelling is what I love, and I'm so grateful Regent has helped me develop that passion.”

Justin Garcia, B.A., 2014 Animator

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Katherine Person, B.A., 2017 International Studies

“At Regent, I was surrounded by people who exemplified servant leadership. These examples often come back to me, and I believe it’s what my industry needs now more than ever.”

Breanna Molloy, B.A., 2012

“I took a trip to the campus and was blown away by the beauty of the school. What actually won me over to finally pursue an advanced degree was the professional resources offered by the School of Communication & the Arts, as well as the curriculum.”

Jonathan Santiago, MA, 2012 Digital Media

“My identity isn’t in whether or not I get a role; what’s important is that I’m being a good witness, that I’m being a light and loving support to other actors.”

Ashley Dakin, MFA, 2013