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Oneof the greatest honors for a short film is recognition from the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences. Oscar rules have undergone several changes in recent years, and thus are poorly understood as they relate to online distribution. Originally, short films could not be online. Then, they could be online as long as they had previously qualified. Now, under the latest rules (current as of July 2018), short films are eligible for Oscar consideration if they win an Oscar-qualifying festival regardless of previous online distribution. The relevant rule (emphasis ours):

The film must have won a qualifying award at a competitive film festival, as specified in the Short Film Qualifying Festival List, regardless of any prior public exhibition or distribution by nontheatrical means. Proof of the award must be submitted with the entry. The Short Film Qualifying Festival List is available at www.oscars.org or may be obtained from the Academy. (Rule III.A.2)

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Film is one of the leading art forms of the 21st century. To understand the cinematic medium is to be aware of its impact as a cultural and artistic force. Film at Perimeter College examines the analysis, history, theory and critique of the film industry, allowing students to learn how art, business and technology combine to create films that express our 21st century culture.

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Recent high school graduates, students taking a gap year or time off from college and are older than 18 can request an exemption to apply by emailing precolle...@usc.edu and include a short paragraph (no more than 200 words) stating your interest and how this program will add value to your academic or career plans.

Guiding you through the entire process of production, students will learn how to prepare a script for filming, assemble a highly collaborative team, and utilize readily available tools to pull off a successful shoot. Students will then learn how to use those tools to capture classic types of coverage and essential shots to bring their script to life. After shooting, students will learn how to navigate the post-production process to bring all of the parts together for an edited final cut.

By the end of the filmmaking process, students will earn a certificate of completion, engage in creative exercises, hear from industry experts, and get inspired from film clips and real-world examples of movie-making in action. At the culmination of the course, students will have completed a short film.

Learning Outcomes

This course guides students through the entire filmmaking process from the early logistical stages of pre-production to successfully executing a film shoot and editing that footage. Through strategically using easily accessible tools and equipment, students will learn how to make a short film as professionally as possible with any budget.

Format and Course Length

The course consists of recorded lectures and demonstrations, film clips, and industry connections. Each topic provides context for key elements of creating a short film from pre-production to post. Students will engage with creative exercises to generate and revise work in order to complete the course with a final cut of a short film.

Sanford Bookstaver has worked as a director and producer in film and television for over twenty years on shows like: Dexter: New Blood, House MD, Power, Chicago Fire, and many others. He fell in love with movies at an early age and throughout his career has collaborated with some of the most creative and talented people in Hollywood.

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Are you a motivated creative looking to join the influential field of film and television? The Bachelor of Arts in Film & Television is a comprehensive degree that will prepare you for creative, business, and academic careers in the industry.

The program integrates historical and critical analysis with industry studies to cultivate informed and responsible media consumers and creators. You will learn the art and business of storytelling through courses about writing for film and television, history and aesthetics, industry practices, social media production, and representations of race, class and gender.

Photo Caption: Film still from the short film "Amsn" by film student Stacy Howard (BFA, 2017). The film follows a young Navajo girl after she gets suspended from grade school and is forced to stay with her Amsn (grandmother). Though resistant at first, the young girl learns more of her Din culture and language.

This course is a survey of film and television history from 1895-1960. Learn about the international development of film style and storytelling, the rise of U.S. radio and television networks, and the Hollywood studio system.

You will focus on film and television history from the mid-20th century to the present. International storytelling and documentary forms, converging technologies, markets, and styles will also be covered.

This course is an introduction to the fundamental aesthetic and technical aspects of media production, designed to give you experience across a range of digital audio, video equipment and applications.

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To accommodate all schedules, we currently offer a variety of online full-time and part-time film workshops. Full-time and part-time online workshops that are longer allow students to gain more hands-on experience and training, as these students will have the opportunity to execute more in-depth projects. Beginners will gain foundational filmmaking skills and knowledge and more advanced students will have the opportunity to refine their craft.

The 15-Week Online Filmmaking Workshop is a part-time, 80 hour course held on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. There is an additional class on Wednesday evenings for weeks 14 and 15. Projects may include a Continuity Exercise, a Music and Montage film, as well as a final piece.

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The 8-Week Online Filmmaking Workshop is a 120 hour, full-time program held Monday through Friday. All classes are scheduled for 12pm-2pm and/or 3pm-5pm EST. Projects may include a Mise-en-Scne, Continuity Exercise, a music and montage film, a subtext film, as well as a final film.

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The 4-Week Online Filmmaking is a 80 hour, full-time program held Monday through Friday. All classes are scheduled for 12pm-2pm and/or 3pm-5pm EST. Projects may include a Mise-en-Scne, Continuity Exercise, a music and montage film.

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