Film & Television Production Sequence: 18 Credit Hours

This sequence consists of face-to-face instruction for THREE (3) 6-hour courses at one of the GFA hubs in the state of Georgia and/or on film or television sets in the state, in the case of the apprenticeship. Students may take the courses at any GFA hub they can access, if there are seats available.

• GFA 1000 - Introduction to Film & Television Production (6 Credit Hours)

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• GFA 3010 - Production Design (6 Credit Hours)
• GFA 3020 - Motion Picture Set Lighting (6 Credit Hours)
• GFA 3060 - Production Management and Film Accounting (6 Credit Hours)
• GFA 3070 - Film & Television Costumes and Wardrobe (6 Credit Hours)
• GFA 3080 - The Camera Department for Film & Television (6 Credit Hours)

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• GFA 4000 - Film & Television Apprenticeship (6 Credit Hours) By application only
• GFA 4010 - Production Design II (6 Credit Hours)
• GFA 4020 - Motion Picture Set Lighting II (6 Credit Hours)

Film & Television Post-Production Sequence: 18 Credit Hours

This sequence consists of primarily synchronous online learning with the exception of the application-only apprenticeship – for THREE (3) 6-hour courses. Students must check technology requirements for courses to ensure they are equipped to participate. 

• GFA 1040 - Introduction to Film & Television Post-Production (6 Credit Hours)

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• GFA 3040 - Introduction to Editing with Avid Media Composer (6 Credit Hours)
• GFA 3140 - Introduction to Sound Design with Avid ProTools (6 Credit Hours)

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• GFA 4000 - Film & Television Apprenticeship (6 Credit Hours) By application only
• GFA 4040 - Advanced Editing with Avid Media Composer (6 Credit Hours)
• GFA 4140 - Advanced Sound Design with Avid Pro Tools (6 Credit Hours)

Total Credit Hours: 18

Advisement

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