The College's training facilities are
equipped with standard industrial and
educational equipment. This ensures
that students are ready to do highest
quality work with the types of equipment presently used in educational,
training and community facilities.
Equipment and assignments are also
designed to cover the range of professional and broadcast techniques,
so that students are prepared to
move into those situations as well.

I

The photography program includes:

camera operation (35mm and larger
formats), lighting, developing and
printing, special graphics techniques
and basic colour processing; applications in photojournalism, displays,
educational aids and art forms.

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~UDIC

The television program includes:

The audio program includes:

camera work, editing, lighting, sound,
directing and graphics; working with
~ inch and 1 inch videotape systems,
portable and full studio work is
done, for application in documentaries,
educational TV, micro-teaching, and
CATV programming.

interviewing, scripting, editing and
mixing techniques; and applications
in documentaries, dramatic formats,
sound tracks for film, 1V and ITRil timedia productions and special educational materials.

The graphics programs includes:

basic work in colour, design, typography and layout, with applications
in silk-screen, printing, overhead
transparencies and graphics for other
media.

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ASSOCIATE IN ARTS
WAND SCIENCE DIPLCMA
CREDIT LAB

FIRST TERM

HOURS
The film program includes:

basic camera work, editing, lighting
for cine,

animation,

documentary

production, theatrical continuity
films, sound, and double-system syn-

English 150*1 ···········Communications

3

Technology 152. · ...... ·Graphics For The
Media Specialist

3

Technology 180······· .... Audio Visual Equipment

3

Technology 184 ..... ··.·Photographic Theory
and Practice

3

General Studies 170 ···Contemporary Issues
or Elective

3

HOORS

3

chronized sound work. The Department
now works only in Super 8mm.

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3

SECOND TERM
English 151· · · · · · · · · ····Communications

3

Technology 153· · · · · · · · Film Animation

3

Technology 181·· ·····Audio Production

3

Technology 185·· ····Photographic Theory
and Practice

3

Technology 300 ·······Field Workshop
and Seminar

3

General Studies 180···Contemporary Issues
or Elective

3
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*1

3

3

Students who wish to substitute other English courses
for English 150-151 may do so

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lliiRD TERM

CREDIT
1-DURS

Education 258··· ·····Theories of Learning
Technology 178· ...... Educational Television
Systems
fechnology 251· · · · · ·Filnmaking
Technology 260 · · · · · ·Audio Visual Graphics
Electricity 160· ····Applied Electricity

LAB
-IUJRS

3

Persons over 18 years of
with Secondary school graduation

6
6

eligible for admission to the
and this program. Candidates fo
Media Resources Program must be

3

viewed by the program co
May or August. .Admission is
portfolio, past work and experi
related fields, general ability
applicant's interests.

3

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College fees are $7.00 per
IOOR'IH TERM

hour, to a maxinum of $100.00
nester. In addition, students

Technology 256 · · · · · ·Learning Resources
Centres

Media Resources Program should
to pay $25-50.00 per semester
supplies.

3

Technology 301· · · · · ·Specialized
Instructional Aids
Technology 302 · · · · · Instructional ledia

3

3

Productions

3

3

Technology 303 · · · · · The ledia Specialist in
Education and Training 3
Education 259 · · · · · · ·Media and Society
3

3

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In addition to the full2-year program, the Department
offers extra sections of some of
courses , for other students of
College and the community.

Capilano College Media Resources
1803 Welch St. , North Vancouver
Tel. 988-6331

Paul Azaroff
Jim Bizzocchi
Rolly FOrd
Garth Homer