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Provider Institution
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CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, MONTEREY BAY |
Center School Department
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Program
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Teledramatic Arts and Technology |
Career Area
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F, TV, MM. |
Program Description
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TAT is an innovative undergraduate program offering integrated and multidisciplinary study. The term "teledramatic" conceptually embraces a unique blend of the creative and technical skills essential for the development, transmission, and distribution of |
Areas of Study
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Theater Production, Filmmaking, Video/Television Production, Radio/Audio Production, New Media Production (multimedia production, web casting, CD-ROM production, DVD authoring, computer animation, and related cyber-technologies). |
Curriculum Emphasis
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The curriculum and courses are designed around five phases of production which are necessary to present a live dramatic event, produce a radio or television broadcast, videotape and screen a program, shoot, edit and distribute a film, design and transmit |
Degree / Certificate
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BA |
Admission Requirement
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Enrollment of Students
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Open to CSU students. First-year students who are interested in the TAT major should complete the prescribed University Learning Requirements (ULRs). Students must first consult with a major advisor from TAT. After approval and a signature is secured fr |
Academic Calendar
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Semester |
Number of Faculty
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9 |
Facilities / Equipment
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Students are trained on state-of-the-art electronic and digital equipment housed in production facilities. These include five Avid nonlinear editing suites (Xpress, Film Composer 4000 and Media Composer 1000), a Sony Select Digital Linear Editing System, |
Tuition Fees
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$2,474 for California residents. Non-residents pay additional $282 per credit. |
Contact Person
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Michelle RielDirectormichelle_riel@csumb.edu |
Address
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Building 27100 Campus CenterSeaside, CA 93955-8001 |
Phone Number(s)
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Phone: (831) 582-3750Fax: (831) 582-3884 |
Email
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Web Site
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"I was attending the 2003 Indian Summer Institute at Fox Studios and met Marcelo Bermúdez of Workplace Hollywood
"My experience on Paramount Vantage's film, Year of Dog, was easily the most enjoyable and valuable learning experience within my 5 years in the film business."
