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Hamilton
MEDIA102
ARTSW300, ARTSW301, ARTSW302, MEDIA204
This paper allows students to explore professional studio production roles and experience working within, and as part of a studio ecology. Students learn to communicate and work in a controlled live production space comprising of a control (live editing) booth and studio floor (green screen, operating studio pedestal mounted cameras & lighting rig). Studio production increases the complexity, organization and combination of specialised roles required for a variety of film productions. The paper has direct application to future work prospects in film and television studio environments.
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