FILM TV 146
Art and Practice of Motion Picture Producing
Description: Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour. Exploration of role of producer as both artist and business person. Comparative analysis of screenplays and completed films. Emphasis on assembly of creative team and analysis of industrial context, both independent and studio. Screenings viewed outside of class and on reserve at Powell Library. Letter grading.
Units: 4.0
Units: 4.0
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Summer 2019 - Take my review with a grain of salt please, I was in it for a very brief period! I also took it online, so it may be a different experience than in-person lectures. I wanted to take this class for my film minor but I dropped it 1.5 weeks into Summer Session A. It's hard for me to stay accountable with online classes (especially since there are very few due dates) but this class made it even more difficult. The course website is organized but Professor Boyle's lectures do not seem so. She tends to ramble and talks in depth about her own experiences being a producer, but she skims over major production topics. However, I'm also more into the art side of film than the business side, so maybe this class just wasn't for me. I would've stuck it out longer in case the lectures got better but I had to pull out before the refund deadline :(
Summer 2019 - Take my review with a grain of salt please, I was in it for a very brief period! I also took it online, so it may be a different experience than in-person lectures. I wanted to take this class for my film minor but I dropped it 1.5 weeks into Summer Session A. It's hard for me to stay accountable with online classes (especially since there are very few due dates) but this class made it even more difficult. The course website is organized but Professor Boyle's lectures do not seem so. She tends to ramble and talks in depth about her own experiences being a producer, but she skims over major production topics. However, I'm also more into the art side of film than the business side, so maybe this class just wasn't for me. I would've stuck it out longer in case the lectures got better but I had to pull out before the refund deadline :(
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