우리 대학 자매대인 미국 UCLA의 Department of Film, Television, and Digital Media에서 주최하는 여름학기 프로그램을 아래와 같이 안내하오니 관심있는 학생들의 참여 바랍니다. ※ 지원기간 및 비용 : 미정 - 참여 희망자는 하기 Interest Form 입력하면 본인 이메일로 개별 안내 예정 ※ 학점 인정 가능 여부는 인정받을 전공 학과 국외교류 내규 및 승인사항에 따름 - 아 래 - | Film Production In this six-week intensive immersion filmmaking workshop, students work together on short film projects as they are introduced to the aesthetics, techniques, and practices of filmmaking. Students work closely with UCLA faculty to study directing, cinematography, editing, production, and creative collaboration while using UCLA equipment and sound stages.
Session A: June 24 - August 2, 2024
Session C: August 5 - September 13, 2024
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| Creative Producing The Creative Producing track lets college students study the role of the creative producer or executive while participating in entertainment industry internships. In class, students study the history of the Hollywood studio system and gain a critical perspective of the contemporary industry. In their internships, students apply those skills “on the ground” and build important relationships with industry professionals. Last year＇s students participated in internships at companies including NBCUniversal, United Talent Agency (UTA), Sony Pictures Studios, and many more!
June 24 - August 2, 2024
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| | TV Writing The TV Writing Summer Institute introduces students to writing for television in Hollywood. This track mirrors the practice of professional writers in the world of episodic television and digital media by teaching students how to develop original series concepts and navigate the contemporary marketplace in a classroom environment that imitates the practices of a writers’ room. Under the guidance of a TV industry professional, students learn how to identify and capture the tone, characters, dialogue, and themes that make their story unique. Session A: June 24 - August 2, 2024
Session C: August 5 - September 13, 2024 |
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| Traditional Animation (Virtual) Students make their own animated film and meet Hollywood’s most accomplished professionals at the world-famous UCLA Animation Workshop. The Traditional Animation track teaches students how to write, storyboard, and draw their own animated film. This track will be offered as an online program with synchronous course meetings, practical exercises, and guest speakers. Students will learn traditional hand-drawn animation methods using a Wacom tablet/mouse, and utilize Pencil2D and Adobe Premiere to complete their animated projects. No drawing experience required, just limitless imagination! June 24 - August 2, 2024 |
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| Sports Media The Sports Media track immerses students in the world of sports entertainment. Sports Media students pursue production-based internships at live-sports entertainment companies. In class, students study the intersection of sports and entertainment and gain a critical perspective on the contemporary industry. Students learn how to identify elements of successful content creation that is both entertaining and profitable, as well as analyze key factors such as audience, programming, marketing strategies, and more. August 5 - September 13, 2024 |
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| | | Summer Session Course Offerings Students can achieve their academic goals with a variety of course topics in film, television, and digital media. All prerequisites are waived for UCLA Film, Television, and Digital Media summer courses and students earn UC credit, which may be transferable to other institutions. |
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| Check out some of the available courses: FTV 122D –– Film Editing: Overview of History, Technique, and Practice This practical course examines the history of editing, as well as current editing trends, terminology, and workflow. Students will explore film editing techniques, how they have evolved, and continue to evolve. FTV 122E — Digital Cinematography Through lectures, screenings, and hands-on demonstrations, this course delves into the principles of digital cinematography. Students will delve deep into the study of how tools and techniques affect the visual storytelling process. FTV 122J — Disney: Then and Now This course delves into a comprehensive examination and analysis of Disney＇s animated features, exploring the factors behind their longstanding dominance until recent times, along with its ramifications. FTV 112 — Film and Social Change Dive into the compelling connection between cinema and societal change in this course. Explore the influence of documentary and dramatic films on social development through lectures, screenings, and discussion. Discover the transformative power of cinematic narratives in shaping and reflecting the world.
View the rest of the available courses at our website!
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| | See what past participants have to say! “The UCLA Film and Television Summer Institute has given me the confidence and invaluable knowledge to successfully navigate the entertainment industry. Because of their outstanding curriculum, I have worked for major studios in the industry and will be joining the writing team for an upcoming Netflix series.” — Joshua C., Creative Producing Student
"The UCLA Film and Television Production Summer Institute was a life-changing experience that not only gave me hands on experience with equipment that most film students could only dream of having access to, but also exposed me to an entire group of motivated and wonderful people to share the fun with. I made some of my closest friends at UCLA that summer, and we continue to collaborate on film work today."
— Evelyn D., Film Production Student
“It＇s an incredibly helpful crash course in producing. You get lots of resources to help find your first internships as well as essential networking opportunities. The program may be fast paced, but if you love film and TV, it＇s worth it.”
— Creative Producing Student Student "To put it simply, the best decision of my life. I was challenged, I had the opportunity to learn things I never would have learned if it was not for this program. I gained invaluable knowledge of screenwriting, networking, and friendships that will last a lifetime for me... I was able to learn first-hand from successful writers and people who have had years of experience in their fields. They took their time to give 1 on 1 feedback, they taught us methods of pitching to industry leaders, they pushed us to create content that would exceed our own expectations."
––Jeremy D., TV Writing Student
"The UCLA Film and Television Film Production Summer Institute was one of the best choices I ever made. It was an incredible stepping-stone to what I hope will be an amazing career. I would not have started a production company or worked as a DP if I had not taken this program. The institute gave me both the technical skills and creative freedom to express who I am as a filmmaker. I am now producing a short film every other week with a group of friends, including a couple of alumni of the Institute! Even though the program ended, we stayed in touch, and I consider some of them to be family. Re(Set), the collaborative short we filmed at the Institute, is still one of the first pieces I show to industry professionals when I＇m asked for examples of my work!"
— Amy L., Film Production Student
"The UCLA Traditional Animation program gave me hands-on experience, direction (in terms of which animation pipeline to pursue) and a strong network of talented professors as well as classmates. It was the perfect program to learn the expectations of the animation industry and I＇m grateful to have been a part of it."
— Melody G., Traditional Animation Student |
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