GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES

LOWER-DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (24 CREDITS)

Note: Courses with parenthetical notations also meet the General Education requirement for the category identified in italics.

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
COM	2000	Public Speaking (Critical Thinking and Expression)
MC	2200	First Amendment and Intellectual Property Law
MULT	1100	Foundations of Multimedia Production (Technology and Innovation)*
MULT	2000	Global Cinema Studies (Global Crossroad and Diversity)
MULT	2060	Global Media Studies
MULT	2460	Graphic Design Studio
MULT	2465	Motion Picture Production
MULT	2485	Animation Production and Design

*Cinematic Multimedia Production students only may substitute MULT 1050 Point, Shoot, and Edit

LOWER-DIVISION LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS (0-8 SEMESTER CREDITS)

Two semesters of the same language, or demonstrated proficiency at second-semester level of an approved language. See Modern Language Requirements section for more details on demonstrating proficiency other than by taking courses.

UPPER-DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (21 CREDITS)

Take all of the following:

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
MULT	3475	Web Interface and Design
MULT	3510	Nonlinear Audio-Visual Editing
MULT	3700	Audio Production
MULT	3750	Motion Graphics and Compositing
MULT	3780	Global Documentary
MULT	4900	Multimedia Seminar (Capstone)
WRI	3320	Scriptwriting

CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS FOR CINEMATIC MULTIMEDIA PRODUCTION (15 CREDITS)

Core Requirements (9 Credits)

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
THEA	2320	Basic Acting for Stage and Screen
MULT	3500	Cinematography Workshop
MULT	3600	Creative Narrative Production

Restricted Elective Requirements (6 Credits)

Two courses chosen from:

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
ARTH	3711	Superheroes in Manga and Anime
COM	3260	Film as Communication
COM	3270	Film Genre
COM	3440	Advanced Public Speaking
COM	3950	Communication Practicum
ENG	3101	Shakespeare on Screen
ENG	3145	Nonfiction Film: Documentary, Docudrama, and Historical Film
ENG	3150	Television Studies
ENG	3227	Hawai‘i and the Pacific in Film
ENG	3300	Theoretical Perspectives: On Video Games
ENG	3330	Film Theory and Criticism
ENG	3350	Literature Adapted to Screen
MULT	3770	3D Animation Studio
MULT	3785	Animation Storytelling
MULT	3910	Selected Topics in Multimedia
MULT	4590	Feature Film Screenwriting
MC	3120	Writing for Digital Media
MC	3740	Crisis Communication
MC	3750	Special Events Planning
MC	3900	Writing for Kalamalama or WRI 3951 Staff Reader HPR*

*Both of these courses are one credit and repeatable. The student can apply three credits from these two courses in any combination to satisfy one of the two restricted electives.

CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ANIMATION AND MULTIMEDIA DESIGN (12 CREDITS)

Core Requirements (9 Credits)

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
MULT	3651	Game Design
MULT	3770	3D Animation Studio
MULT	3785	Animation Storytelling

Restricted Elective Requirements (3 Credits)

One course chosen from:

DEPT	COURSE #	TITLE
ARTH	3711	Superheroes in Manga and Anime
COM	3260	Film as Communication
COM	3270	Film Genre
COM	3440	Advanced Public Speaking
COM	3950	Communication Practicum
ENG	3101	Shakespeare on Screen
ENG	3145	Nonfiction Film: Documentary, Docudrama, and Historical Film
ENG	3150	Television Studies
ENG	3227	Hawai‘i and the Pacific in Film
ENG	3300	Theoretical Perspectives: On Video Games
ENG	3330	Film Theory and Criticism
ENG	3350	Literature Adapted to Screen
MULT	3910	Selected Topics in Multimedia
MULT	4590	Feature Film Screenwriting
MC	3120	Writing for Digital Media
MC	3300	Social Media
MC	3740	Crisis Communication
MC	3750	Special Events Planning
MC	3900	Writing for Kalamalama or WRI 3951 Staff Reader HPR*

*Both of these courses are one credit and repeatable. The student can apply three credits from these two courses in any combination to satisfy one of the two restricted electives.

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