Introductory Courses required of all minors (6 credits): FLM 101 - Introduction to Filmmaking and Television: Visual Storytelling 3 credits; FLM 102 - Introduction to Film and Television Composition: How Films and TV Shows Say What They Mean 3 credits

Three Filmmaking Workshops chosen from the following (9 credits): FLM 201 - Visual Storytelling Across the Disciplines 3 credits; FLM 203 - Podcasting: Audio Storytelling Skills for Filmmakers 3 credits; FLM 215 - Scriptwriting for Film and Television 6 credits as the topic changes. *; FLM 220 - Documentary Filmmaking 6 credits as the topic changes. *; FLM 221 - Fiction Filmmaking 6 credits as the topic changes. *; FLM 301 - The Filmmaker's Toolbox: Cinematography, Sound and Editing 3 credits; FLM 302 - Producing Practices for Film and Television: Producing and Directing 6 credits as the topic changes. * Notes: *Students may repeat one of FLM 215, FLM 220, FLM 221, FLM 302, FLM 310, and FLM 320 as topic changes, to a maximum of 6 credits per course.

One Film Survey Course for Filmmakers (3 credits): FLM 310 - Story Analysis for Filmmakers and Television Writers 3 credits; FLM 320 - Topics in Film for Filmmakers and Television Writers 3 credits Notes: With the permission of the Director, students may select one 300-level film course from other departments at the university.

Capstone Project (3 credits)** All students are required to take the capstone project course or its equivalent. Permission of the Director is required. FLM 402 - Capstone Project 3 credits **Workshop courses taken to satisfy requirement B may not be used to also satisfy requirement D.