This is a listing of Media Arts (MART) classes available at Bethany. Not all courses are available every semester. Please contact the registrar with any questions. You might also be looking for our Media Arts Major, the Media Arts Department, or Art (ARTS) Courses.
There are 18 courses in this subject. View other subjects or view all courses.
| Code | Course Title / Description |
|---|---|
| MART113 | Photography I 3 credits Introduction to the technical, conceptual and historical aspects of still imagery through digital technology. A thorough understanding of digital editing software will be achieved. |
| MART197 | Audio Video Production Basics 3 credits Students receive instruction and hands-on experience with equipment for audio and video production. This introductory course emphasizes working within the various production phases utilizing widely available technologies. |
| MART213 | Photography II 3 credits Introduction to interior and exterior applications of lighting for both still and video imagery. Emphasis on editing advancements, color theory, color balance, composition, content concept and critical analysis. Prerequisite: MART113 - Photography I or consent of instructor. |
| MART265 | Editing for Film and Video 3 credits Media production theory and practice with an emphasis on post-production. Students write, produce, edit, and prepare for distribution an audio/video production using non-linear editing technology. |
| MART290 | Introduction to Animation 3 credits While exploring the unique communication potentials of animated video, students practice various animation forms and techniques, including digital animation, narrative drawn animation, stop-motion animation, and experimental animation. Viewings and criticism of relative works from the field will accompany the production work. |
| MART295 | Introduction to Broadcast Media 3 credits An introductory course designed to familiarize students with the theoretical and technical fundamentals associated with the production of broadcast television. |
| MART297 | Audio/Video Production 3 credits Students learn and practice camera techniques, lighting schemes, audio design, and interviewing and writing skills in the process of scripting and creating media productions in the Bethany studio and field. Additional fees may be required. |
| MART313 | Light Design & Control 3 credits This course covers the theory and practice of lighting techniques for single camera photography and video production. |
| MART314 | Advanced Camera Techniques 3 credits This course will address the technical and aesthetic aspects of cinematography with an emphasis on developing techniques and operating methods that will prepare each student to transition to a professional working environment. Prerequisite: MART113 - Photography I, MART295 - Introduction to Broadcast Media, or MART297 - Audio/Video Production. |
| MART325 | Stop Motion Animation 3 credits An introduction to camera-based animation techniques. Students will learn how to work with 2D, 3D, miniature and life-scale materials for the purpose of creating the illusion of motion through time. Physical craft skills are developed alongside technical training in digital equipment. |
| MART330 | Motion Graphics Design 3 credits This course introduces fundamental concepts for motion graphics, including graphics and promos for television, film titles and advertising. Design presentation and development, screen composition, graphic transitions, and content are emphasized. Students are expected to have a strong understanding of design and motion theory prior to this course. Prerequisite: GRDS230 - Graphic Design I:Tools, Methodology, and Vocabulary. |
| MART397 | Advanced Audio/Video Production 3 credits An advanced version of MART297 - Audio/Video Production with expanded requirements for students with extensive production backgrounds. |
| MART435 | Digital 3D Design and Animation 3 credits This course introduces several techniques for digital 3D modeling and animation using industry standard software in the field of motion graphics. Students will visualize and execute still and motion media designs for a variety of applications. Coursework includes technical and design exercises in addition to a final project. |
| MART475 | Avant Garde/Experimental Film 3 credits Students will explore the groundbreaking and uncommon film and video experiments from the past century. This exposure to both contemporary video art and historic film artifacts will inform the student's hands-on experiments and projects. Special consideration is given to the theoretical context in which these historic films were created. |
| MART480 | Topics in Media Art 3 credits Students examine a variety of special media topics that emerge from the issues of the day, the expertise of the instructor, and the special interests of students. |
| MART496 | Media Arts Capstone I 2 credits Media Arts fall-semester capstone senior project. |
| MART497 | Media Arts Capstone II - Exhibition 2 credits This course is a spring-semester continuation of MART496 - Media Arts Capstone I and is intended to prepare the student for the public exhibition of their capstone project. Prerequisite: MART496 - Media Arts Capstone I. |
| MART499 | Media Arts Internship 4 credits Media-related field experience with an approved agency fulfilling an individual learning contract negotiated with student, faculty advisor, and worksite. An internship (1-4 credits) is strongly recommended for all students majoring in Media Arts. Media Art majors only, by consent of instructor. |