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Course Calendar 2011-2012 - Champlain College Saint-Lambert

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Creative Arts (continued)<br />

511-403-LA<br />

Portfolio: Photo/Design<br />

(Concentration course for students in Creative Arts –<br />

Photo/Design profile only)<br />

The portfolio course is the culmination of four semesters in<br />

the Photography/Design profile. Students will review,<br />

analyze, and integrate the skills and knowledge learned in<br />

all their courses to produce a coherent portfolio of their<br />

strongest work. Writing a letter of intent and presenting the<br />

portfolio to the class as a rehearsed oral presentation are<br />

the two most important components of the course. The<br />

letter of intent and portfolio may be used by students when<br />

applying to pertinent university programs or when looking<br />

for employment in the field. The course will also emphasize<br />

interview and presentation skills, including the use of audiovisual<br />

support, and will offer the opportunity to practice<br />

public speaking.<br />

3 hours/week Units: 1.66<br />

Prerequisite: 511 courses in previous semesters except<br />

if taken concurrently because of failure or with written<br />

permission from instructor<br />

511-901-LA<br />

Photo/Design: Black & White Photography Workshop<br />

(Option course for students in Creative Arts - Digital<br />

Imaging/Studio Arts and Film/Video/Communications<br />

only)<br />

This photography course gives students the skills to control<br />

exposure and contrast, which is of fundamental concern in<br />

black and white photography. It also concentrates on<br />

editing and sequencing, and on developing a sense of<br />

coherence and thoroughness in a given project. The course<br />

will continue the work on composition and design begun in<br />

the introduction course, and will introduce more advanced<br />

printing skills. Most of the projects will be initiated by<br />

students themselves. The term project will include a written<br />

project proposal.<br />

3 hours/week Units: 1.66<br />

Prerequisite: 511-101 or with written permission from<br />

instructor<br />

511-902-LA<br />

Photo/Design: Light and Image<br />

(Option course for students in Creative Arts - Digital<br />

Imaging/Studio Arts and Film/Video/Communications<br />

profiles only)<br />

The essence of image making is light. This course will help<br />

you to modify light, control it, and use it to create mood and<br />

structure. The thematic focus of the course will be mise-en<br />

scene, with all projects revolving around the theatrics of the<br />

constructed image. Work can be in traditional black and<br />

white, analogue colour or digital photography and can vary<br />

according to the specific project. You will make large prints<br />

which can be exhibited in the <strong>Champlain</strong> gallery, thus<br />

completing the cycle of concept, production, and exhibition.<br />

3 hours/week Units: 1.66<br />

Prerequisite: 511-101 or with written permission from<br />

instructor<br />

511-903-LA<br />

Story-telling with Still Images<br />

(Option course for students in Creative Arts - Digital<br />

Imaging/Studio Arts and Film/Video/Communications<br />

profiles)<br />

Photojournalism will provide the initial focus of this<br />

course, which will cover the relationship of the still image<br />

with narrative. Content analysis will help students<br />

understand how meaning is created in the media.<br />

Through the use of layout and an understanding of the<br />

relationship between text and image in the telling of<br />

stories, the students will learn how to create effective<br />

photo essays. Students will explore several techniques<br />

used in still photography to create a sense of the passage<br />

of time, and will use these to produce photographs<br />

which imply narrative. The last project, compressed<br />

narrative, attempts to tell a story in a single constructed<br />

image, using actors and props.<br />

3 hours/week Units: 1.66<br />

Prerequisite: 511-101 or with written permission from<br />

instructor

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