Transfers ToCSUDescriptionCrafts (3) CSU This lecture-based course provides a broad overview of the entertainment industry including how the world of movies, television and new media is structured and the major processes in content production. The course has a career focus, exploring the entertainment industry's specialized trades sectors - such as stagecraft, set dressing, carpentry, grip, apprentice editing, camera loading, costume CREDIT COURSE LISTINGS & DESCRIPTIONS manufacturing, make-up, lighting, set painting, sound, and digital production (visual effects, gaming, virtual reality and animation). Students will learn terminology and protocols used on motion picture and television sets, and practice the kind of professionalism employers expect of them in an industry job. Additionally, students will be exposed to industry resources, unions, guilds, libraries, web sites and publications relevant to employment in the industry, and practice 'life skills' which will help them manage life both on set and off. This is the introductory course for any student pursuing a certificate of achievement in Film Production and TV Crafts. 