Smita Sen
Digital Fabrication

classes

3D CAD Modeling, Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, Adobe Premiere Pro and Editing Techniques, Animation and Game Mechanics, Autodesk Maya and Blender, Cinematic Storytelling, Data Visualization, Digital Fabrication, DSLR Cameras and Cinematography, Film, Game Story Writing and World-Building, Illustration & Layout Design, Laser Cutting, Material Culture and Migratory Histories, Media History, Media Theory, Python and Godot Game Engine, Rendering Techniques, Sound Design Fundamentals with Diverse Recording Equipment, Systems Theory, User Experience and Interactive Installations, UX/UI Design, Visual Design
Digital Filmmaking I

Digital Filmmaking I

What makes a ‘great’ film? How do we tell stories cinematically in a way that is both authentic and has an impact on the audience? Equal parts film theory and a hands-on studio course, Digital Filmmaking I is designed for students to develop an artistic voice through motion pictures. By the end of the course, students will be able to understand film as an artistic medium; to collaborate with their peers in a team-driven environment; to identify the relationship between story development and audiovisual elements in cinematic artworks; and to apply foundational proficiency in DSLR cameras, audio equipment, and Adobe Premiere Pro to create compelling short films.

This course was designed and taught as a part of the Emerging Media program at Choate Rosemary Hall (2019-2022).

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Digital Filmmaking I