SCWR 230 Write a Movie, Change the World (3 semester hours)
Students will learn how to write social issue based, short screenplays.
Prerequisite: SCWR 120.
University Core fulfilled: Flag: Writing.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 322 Genre Screenwriting (3 semester hours)
Elements of writing popular film genres.
Prerequisites: SCWR 320.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 501 Fundamentals of Cinematic Storytelling (3 semester hours)
Elements of screenwriting as applied to short films intended for production.
Corequisites:
PROD 500,
541,
566.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 510 Production Fundamentals for Writing for the Screen (3 semester hours)
Practical experience in the television development process; includes taking an idea to script and the directing, producing, and post-producing of a short, in-studio multi-camera video project.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 511 Production Fundamentals for Writing and Producing for TV (3 semester hours)
Course centers on understanding the craft of storytelling and character development as probably the most important task at hand when mounting a production and properly servicing the script for the writer, executive producer, and studio. Making wise choices in the areas of camera, lighting, and special effects to non-linear post-production, etc.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 527 Writing Shorts for Production (3 semester hours)
Practical experience in writing production-ready short scripts based on or inspired by their existing feature or pilot TV scripts or for a stand-alone project.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 501 or
SCWR 510 or
SCWR 511.
Graduate students only.
School of Film and Television majors only.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 530 Developing the Short Film (3 semester hours)
Intermediate screenwriting techniques as applied to short films intended for production.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 501
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 540 Elements of Feature Screenwriting (3 semester hours)
Elements of feature film screenwriting related to idea, character, story and structure development, scene and sequence construction, and elements of genres.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 541 Writing the Feature Screenplay (3 semester hours)
Practical experience writing a first draft feature film screenplay; includes analysis of character development, plot, and story structure.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 550 Elements of Television Writing (3 semester hours)
Elements of dramatic writing include emphasis on the television art form and the practical aspects of writing television genres.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 551 Feature Screenwriting: Writing and Producing for TV (3 semester hours)
Practical experience writing a first draft feature film screenplay; including analysis of character development, plot, and story structure.
WPTV majors only.
Prerequisites:
SCWR 511 and
SCWR 550.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 554 The TV Writers Room (3 semester hours)
Students gain practical experience pitching and working in the writers rooms of drama and comedy television series.
Prerequisites:
SCWR 511 and
SCWR 550.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 560 Writing the Feature for Directors (3 semester hours)
Practical experience writing a first draft feature length screenplay.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 501 with a minimum grade of B-.
Film and Television Production graduate majors only.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 611 Planning Ahead: Producing Fundamentals (3 semester hours)
Practical experience as a producer managing the planning, budgeting, and scheduling of the episodic television art form.
Prerequisites:
SCWR 511
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 620 Writing the Production Thesis Screenplay (3 semester hours)
Writing the thesis narrative project and preparing the script for production.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 530.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 635 Advanced Motion Picture Script Analysis (3 semester hours)
Analysis of feature films from the screenwriter's point of view and an in-depth study of each story's dramaturgical elements. This study will deepen the understanding of these principles and techniques for the student's own creative work.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 640 Rewriting the Feature Screenplay (3 semester hours)
Practical experience rewriting the feature film screenplay.
Prerequisites:
SCWR 541.
Corequisite:
SCWR 650.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 641 Feature Film and Television Adaptation (3 semester hours)
Broad survey of the wide range of adaptation concepts, practices, and processes.
Prerequisites:
SCWR 640.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 650 Advanced Feature Screenwriting (3 semester hours)
Practical experience writing a feature-length screenplay.
Prerequisites:
SCWR 541.
Corequisite:
SCWR 640.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 651 Rewriting the Advanced Screenplay (3 semester hours)
Practical experience rewriting the feature film screenplay.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 650.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 660 Writing the Drama TV Series Spec (3 semester hours)
Practical experience writing a "spec" episode of a current one-hour drama.
Prerequisites:
SCWR 510 or
SCWR 511;
SCWR 540 or
SCWR 550.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 661 Writing an Original Drama Pilot (3 semester hours)
Practical experience creating an original one-hour drama series and writing the pilot teleplay.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 660 or
SCWR 670.
Repeatable for credit up to 6 semester hours.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 670 Writing the Comedy TV Series Spec (3 semester hours)
Practical experience writing a "spec" episode of a current half-hour situation comedy.
Prerequisites:
SCWR 510 or
SCWR 511;
SCWR 540 or
SCWR 550.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 671 Writing an Original Comedy Pilot (3 semester hours)
Practical experience creating an original half-hour situation comedy series and writing the pilot teleplay.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 660 or
SCWR 670.
Repeatable for credit up to 6 semester hours.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 675 Rewriting the Television Pilot: Comedy and Drama (3 semester hours)
Rewriting original pilot projects so that they are ‘reader ready’ for the industry.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 661 or
SCWR 671
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 680 Preproduction for Thesis Project (3 semester hours)
A "real life" experience writing and producing a television series; includes adapting the original pilot and pre-producing a short presentation.
Prerequisites:
SCWR 611;
SCWR 661 or
671
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 685 The Business of Entertainment (3 semester hours)
Classroom lectures, guest speakers, panel discussions from entertainment industry business affairs professionals in the field of artist management, development, financing, and distribution.
Prerequisites:
SCWR 541 or
SCWR 670 or
660.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 690 Thesis Screenplay Project (3 semester hours)
Practical experience writing a feature-length screenplay.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 651
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 1120 Storytelling for the Screen (4 semester hours)
The elements of storytelling as applied to the screen, includes an examination of ethics and learning screenwriting basics by writing a short film script.
A minimum grade of B is required for all students in the major or minor.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 1998 Special Studies (0-4 semester hours)
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 1999 Independent Studies (0-4 semester hours)
Independent Studies based on consent of department chair
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 2220 Feature Story Development (4 semester hours)
Practicum in the basics of feature film screenwriting; idea, outline, plot, characterization, and structure. Analysis of scripts.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 1120 completed with a grade of B (3.0) or higher.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 2525 Wrtg Comedy TV Series Spec (4 semester hours)
Practical experience in writing half hour episodic television comedy.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 1120
Majors/minors only.
University Core fulfilled: Explorations: Creative Experience.
University Core: EXP: Creative Experience
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 2526 Wrtg the Drama TV Series Spec (4 semester hours)
Practical experience in writing one-hour episodic television drama.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 1120
Screenwriting majors and minors only.
University Core fulfilled: Explorations: Creative Experience.
University Core: EXP: Creative Experience
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 2527 Writing the Anthology (3 semester hours)
Practical experience in writing TV anthology format
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 2998 Special Studies (0-4 semester hours)
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 2999 Independent Studies (0-4 semester hours)
Independent Studies based on consent of department chair
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 3320 Feature Scrnplay: First Draft (4 semester hours)
Practical experience in writing feature film scripts with analysis of plot, character development, and structure.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 2220
Majors only / Minors only.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 3321 Rewriting Feature Screenplay (4 semester hours)
Practical experience in completing or rewriting a feature-length screenplay.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 3320.
Juniors or seniors only.
Majors/minors only.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 3627 Developing and Writing the Short Film (4 semester hours)
Elements of screenwriting as applied to short films intended for production.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 1120.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 3810 Entertainment Business Affairs and Marketing Strategies (3 semester hours)
An immersive exploration into the dynamic business facets of "Show Business" within the entertainment sphere. Each week will explore a different part of the Entertainment industry, including Gaming, Development, Streaming, the history of the business, guilds and virtual production and entertainment marketing.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 3811 Motion Picture Analysis (3 semester hours)
An in-depth study of thirteen diverse films, from classics to modern masterpieces, from studio films to independent films to foreign films
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 3813 Writing and Producing with AI (3 semester hours)
A deep dive into the intersection of technology and entertainment and focus on developing, writing, producing, and distributing original content.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 3814 Advanced Scene Writing (3 semester hours)
Practical experience in advanced scene writing
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 3815 Writing Dramatic Podcast (3 semester hours)
Practical experience in discussing, developing, and scripting original audio fiction projects. The primary emphasis is on learning the tools needed to craft a compelling narrative tailored for the audio medium.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 3820 Writing the TV Pilot: Drama/Co (3 semester hours)
Practical experience in writing the original television pilot comedy or drama.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 2525 or
2526
Juniors or seniors only.
Majors/minors only.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 3829 Directing for Screenwriters (3 semester hours)
A practical and collaborative workshop intended to give screenwriters an understanding of the craft and art of directing actors and help the student develop a working methodology for directing scenes.
Prerequisites:
SCWR 2220
Majors only.
Lab fee required.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 3840 Video Game Writing (3 semester hours)
Students will learn about the various challenges that videos game writers face and how the game writing craft diverges from traditional storytelling to create its own dynamic art form.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 3998 Special Studies (0-4 semester hours)
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 3999 Independent Studies (0-4 semester hours)
Independent Studies based on consent of department chair
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4420 Senior Proj: Feat or TV Pilot (4 semester hours)
Specially directed projects in writing for film, television, or other media from initial concept through finished form.
Prerequisites:
SCWR 3321.
Majors only.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4421 Rewriting Senior Writing Project: Feature (4 semester hours)
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4428 Adaptation: Source to Screen (4 semester hours)
Practical experience in translating books (novels and/or non-fiction) into film scripts.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 2220.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4440 Senior Project: Feature (4 semester hours)
Specially directed projects in writing for film, television, or other media from initial concept through finished form.
Prerequisites:
SCWR 3321.
Majors only.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4441 Rewrtg Senior Project: Feature (4 semester hours)
Practical experience revising the senior project draft.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 4420 or
SCWR 4440.
Screenwriting majors only.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4450 Senior Project: TV Pilot (4 semester hours)
Specially directed projects in writing for film, television, or other media from initial concept through finished form. The student must provide a professional copy of all senior thesis-level projects to the school of film and television in partial fulfillment of degree requirements.
Prerequisites:
SCWR 3321 and either
SCWR 2525 or
SCWR 2526
Majors only.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4451 Rewrtg Senior Project: TV (4 semester hours)
Practical experience revising the senior project draft.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 4420 or
SCWR 4450.
Screenwriting majors only.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4627 Writing Shorts for Production (3 semester hours)
Practical experience in writing production-ready short scripts based on or inspired by their existing feature or pilot TV scripts or for a stand-along project.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 2220 or
SCWR 3627.
Juniors or seniors only.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4810 Playwriting (3 semester hours)
Students will write and rewrite two short plays, and participate in a structured writers room. Examples of monologues and short plays will be analyzed and screened.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4811 Writing for Late Night TV (3 semester hours)
This course will teach students how to construct monologue jokes, develop topical pitches and desk piece ideas, and write sketches. By the end of the term, they'll leave with a professional-quality submission packet for applying to late-night shows.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4812 The Essentials of Pitching (3 semester hours)
This course will teach students effective pitching of ideas and professional presentation. The curriculum will encompass sales techniques applicable to both in-person and virtual settings, as well as the specific content, length, and visual components of successful pitches.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 1120.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4816 Creating Reality TV (3 semester hours)
Students will analyze Bachelor and Bachelorette “cultural dates” for storytelling, production and editing techniques before casting, shooting and editing an LMU campus dream date reality TV show segment.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 1120.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4817 Worldbuilding 101 (3 semester hours)
Practical course for students to hone their world building skills across many genres and forms and have the chance to develop their own unique, fictional world.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4818 Writing Animated TV (3 semester hours)
In this course, students will develop their own original animated TV series concept and write the script for a pilot based on this idea. Students will gain insights into various aspects of writing for animated television, encompassing both creative and business perspectives.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 1120.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4819 Writing Comics and Graphic Novels (3 semester hours)
In this course, students will learn the craft of sequential storytelling, the collaborative process of working with artists and publishers, and how to navigate the marketplace of comics and adaptations.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4820 Writing the Comedy Web Series (3 semester hours)
This course offers students practical experience in developing and writing short form comedy pilot scripts, focusing on character development, breaking story, emotional throughline, and joke writing.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4998 Special Studies (0-4 semester hours)
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 4999 Independent Studies (0-4 semester hours)
Independent Studies based on consent of department chair
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6681 Post-Production Thesis Project (4 semester hours)
A "real life" experience writing and producing a television series; includes producing and post-producing pilot presentation and a final professional presentation to an audience and faculty committee.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 680.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6690 Thesis Screenplay Project (4 semester hours)
Practical experience writing a feature-length screenplay.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 651Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6691 Rewriting Thesis Screenplay Pr (4 semester hours)
Practical experience rewriting a feature film screenplay.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 6690.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6692 Feature & TV Portfolio Wrkshop (4 semester hours)
Develop new or continue to work on previously written material to raise the quality of portfolio to industry standard; includes preparing marketing materials for projects.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 680 or
SCWR 6690.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6800 Special Studies (0-4 semester hours)
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6810 Playwriting (3 semester hours)
Students will write and rewrite two short plays, and participate in a structured writer’s room. Examples of monologues and short plays will be analyzed and screened.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6811 Writing for Late Night TV (3 semester hours)
This course will teach students how to construct monologue jokes, develop topical pitches and desk piece ideas, and write sketches. By the end of the term, they'll leave with a professional-quality submission packet for applying to late-night shows.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6812 The Essentials of Pitching (3 semester hours)
This course will teach students effective pitching of ideas and professional presentation. The curriculum will encompass sales techniques applicable to both in-person and virtual settings, as well as the specific content, length, and visual components of successful pitches.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6813 Writing and Producing with AI (3 semester hours)
A deep dive into the intersection of technology and entertainment and focus on developing, writing, producing, and distributing original content.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6814 Advanced Scene Writing (3 semester hours)
Practical experience in advanced scene writing
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6816 Creating Reality TV (3 semester hours)
Students will analyze reality TV dating shows “The Bachelor” and “The Bachelorette,” create a campus dream date show segment, and develop their own reality TV show concept with a sizzle reel and pitch deck.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6817 SS: Worldbuilding 101 (3 semester hours)
This course will equip students with the methods, devices, and techniques necessary to construct compelling worlds for stories and characters. Throughout the course, students will refine their world-building skills across various genres and forms, culminating in the creation of their own unique, fictional world.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6818 Writing Animated TV (3 semester hours)
In this course, students will develop their own original animated TV series concept and write the script for a pilot based on this idea. Students will gain insights into various aspects of writing for animated television, encompassing both creative and business perspectives.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6820 Writing the Comedy Web Series (3 semester hours)
This course offers students practical experience in developing and writing short form comedy pilot scripts, focusing on character development, breaking story, emotional throughline, and joke writing. The course will also simulate a TV writer's room, providing students with opportunities to pitch ideas, receive feedback, and collaborate with others to position themselves for success in the evolving entertainment industry.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6825 Adaptation for WPTV (3 semester hours)
This course explores the process for choosing and adapting pre-existing source material to the screen. By examining what works and what does not work in various adaptations, students will learn how to approach source material and develop their own unique perspective. Students will complete a final adaptation project of a first act for a feature or a television pilot based on material in the public domain.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6826 Writing the Feature for Directors (3 semester hours)
Practical experience writing a first draft feature length screenplay.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 501
Film and Television Production graduate majors only.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6827 Writing Shorts for Production (3 semester hours)
Practical experience in writing production-ready short scripts based on or inspired by their existing feature or pilot TV scripts or for a stand-alone project.
Prerequisite:
SCWR 501 or
SCWR 510 or
SCWR 511.
Graduate students only.
School of Film and Television majors only.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6830 Genres of Horror (3 semester hours)
This class uses horror films to explore the concept of humanity. It covers topics like the protagonist's desires, the role of the monster, and the evolution of the genre. Students will analyze films, identify key influences, and examine themes like rites of passage and the female body. The class will culminate in writing an outline and the first act of a screenplay or pilot that reflects on the human condition through the lens of fear.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6840 Producing - Marketing - Selling Independent Features (3 semester hours)
This course focuses on the later stages of film production, including packaging, finance, sales, and marketing. Students will come to class with their well-developed project and will examine films in the marketplace, the work of marketers and distributors, using case studies and hands-on exercises.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6841 Film and TV Development (3 semester hours)
This course teaches students how to analyze and create concepts for TV and film, providing an overview of the entertainment industry and how to sell ideas. Teams will be formed to develop and pitch original comedy and drama TV shows and film concepts. Additionally, students will research and report on the needs of film studios and TV buyers.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6842 Developing, Selling and Monetizing Digital (3 semester hours)
This course explores the changing world of television through the development of digital distribution, branded entertainment, and web series. Students will develop their own idea which will then be developed into a pitch. The semester will culminate in showing and pitching their web series or alternate digital content to branded and digital buyers.
This course may not be repeated for degree credit.
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6998 Special Studies (0-4 semester hours)
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit
SCWR 6999 Independent Studies (0-4 semester hours)
Independent Studies based on consent of department chair
Grading: Standard Grade (primary), Audit, Credit/No Credit