Advanced 16mm Filmmaking

Spring 2025

Details

Credit

3

Mode

In Person

Component

Lecture

Meets

In Person -

Instructors

David Bendiksen

Description

Building on FILM-ST 411, this course is an advanced workshop in 16mm single-camera filmmaking, emphasizing experimental formal approaches, hand-processing, eco- friendly film chemistry, printing, color film, tinting and toning techniques, sound technologies, telecine and digitalization techniques, and digital-analog hybrid processes, with the goal of presenting a final work in a curated screening at the end of the semester. A previous 16mm course (FILM-ST 411, HACU-0249, or FAMS-335) or instructor permission are prerequisite. This course is intended for students interested in pursuing upper-level creative production and advanced coursework in analog film, especially toward completion of the Certificate or Major in Film Studies.

Eligibility


Start Date

End Date

Subject Description

Film Studies

Subject

FILM-ST

Catalog Number

412

Class Number

52232

Course ID

123950

Section

01

Academic Career

UGRD

Meeting

Fr 1:00PM 3:45PM Integ. Lrng Center S404

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