The Keiser University Associate of Arts in Cinematic Arts program introduces students to cinematic principles and techniques of filmmaking and video production. The curriculum provides students with an understanding of the film and video history and production, including foundations of story, script analysis, editing, directing and cinematography. Students will be prepared to enter the industry and advance their education in the baccalaureate degree program.To develop students abilities to:<br>Analyze the manner that filmmakers tell stories on screen<br>Explain the structure and organization of the media and entertainment industries, as well as the roles and responsibilities of key departments and personnel<br>Trace the evolution of motion pictures, including early developments in cinema to the present time<br>Understand and be able to analyze how filmmakers adapt a script to film or video<br>Demonstrate the techniques and methodologies associated with video and film camera work and lighting, including field and studio applications at an introductory level<br>Evaluate the work of famous directors in order to identify patterns used in film development<br>Demonstrate knowledge of various platforms and techniques for video and film post-production editing