SOFA Worksheet for MFA Animation Concentration For students entering Fall 20111
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1 SOFA Worksheet for MFA Animation Concentration For students entering Fall Year 1 Computer 3D Emphasis (43/44 credits) Fall Winter Spring Graduate Production (4)* Animation & Graphic Film (4) Intro to 3D Computer Animation (4) Principles 2D Animation (3) Graduate Seminar I (2) Film Language (4)* Scriptwriting for Animation (4) Basic Sound Recording (3) D Computer Animation 1 (4) Intermediate 3D Computer Animation (4) H&A of Film & Animation (4) FVA Core (Spring Film) (4) 2065 Acting for Animation (4) OR Acting for F/V OR Directing for F/V Elective (3/4) OR Traditional/Computer 2D Emphasis (42/43 credits) Graduate Production (4)* Animation & Graphic Film (4) Intro to 3D Computer Animation (4) Principles 2D Animation (3) Graduate Seminar I (2) Film Language (4)* Scriptwriting for Animation (4) Basic Sound Recording (3) D Computer Animation 1 (4) Grad Draw for Animation:Dynamics (3) FVA Core (Spring Film) (4) D Computer Animation II (4) Grad Draw for Animation:Sequences (3) 2065 Acting for Animation (4) OR Acting for F/V OR Directing for F/V * Bridge Course: Does not count toward MFA degree requirements.
2 Year 2 3D Emphasis (38 credits) Fall Winter Spring Advanced Modeling-Anim (4) OR Particle Effects Research Seminar (2) Elective (4) Elective (4) FVA Core (Winter Film) (4) Stop Motion Animation (4) Programming for Artists (4) The Business of Animation (2) Research Seminar (Thesis Prep) (2) Elective (4) Elective (4) OR Traditional/Computer 2D Emphasis (37 credits) Grad Draw: Animation:Characters (3) Adv. Storyboard & Layout (4) Research Seminar (2) Elective (4) FVA Core (Winter Film) (4) Stop Motion Animation (4) Programming for Artists (4) H&A of Film & Animation(4) The Business of Animation (2) Research Seminar (Thesis Prep) (2) Elective (4) Elective Suggestions(Check quarter schedules) Image, Movement & Music (4) Contemporary Issues (2) Node-based Compositing (4) Adv. Stop Motion Animation (3) D Lighting (4) Any course at RIT that can support your production goals. H&A s (History and Aesthetics):Any RIT course that relates to the history, aesthetics, theory or cultural significance of art and communication. Non-SoFA (2065) courses require advisor s approval. Year Research & Thesis (12 credits) TOTAL Minimum Credits For Degree 91 Credits (can include a maximum of 12 undergraduate credits)
3 SOFA Worksheet for MFA Production Concentration For students entering Fall Year 1 (41 credits) Fall Winter Spring Graduate Production (4)* Basic Sound Recording (3) Directing the Actor (4) Graduate Seminar I (2) Dramatic Structure of Film & TV (4) Film Language (4)* Production Processes (6) Live Action Pre-Production (3) Graduate Screenwriting I (3) H&A of Film (4) FVA Core (Spring Film) (4) Post Production Processes (4) Elective (4) *Bridge Course: Does not count toward MFA degree requirements. Year 2 (39-41 credits) Fall Winter Spring Graduate Live Action Seminar (2) Graduate Screenwriting II (4) Lighting for F/V Production (3) Elective (3/4) FVA Core (Winter Film) (4) Theory Via Short Narrative Film (4) Elective (4) H&A Elective (3/4) Business of Film & Video (3) Research Seminar (Thesis Prep) (2) Elective (3/4) Elective (4) MFA Worksheet (cont.) Elective Suggestions (Check quarter schedules) Film History & Aesthetics: Doc (4)
4 Film History & Aesthetics: Exp (4) Animation & Graphic Film I (4) D Computer Animation 1 (4) D Computer Animation II (4) Acting for Film & Video (4) Image, Movement & Music (3) Stop Motion Animation (4) Contemporary Issues (2) Node-based Compositing (4) Advanced Sound Recording (3) Career Prep (2) Advanced Storyboard & Layout (4) Underwater Cinematography (4) Advanced Stop Motion (3) Any graduate courses in other SOFA Tracks Any upper level undergraduate SOFA courses (maximum 12 credits) Year 3 (12 credits) Fall Winter Spring Research & Thesis TOTAL Minimum Credits For Degree: 92 Credits (can include a maximum of 12 undergraduate credits) Acceptable SoFA Electives: Any course in the Institute that relates to motion media production or to a student s unique area of interest. Non SoFA (2065) courses require advisor s approval. Acceptable H&A (History and Aesthetics) electives: Any course in the Institute that relates to the history, aesthetics, theory, or cultural significance of art and communication. Non SoFA (2065) courses require advisor s approval.
5 SOFA Worksheet for MFA Scriptwriting Concentration For students entering Fall Year 1 (38 credits) Fall Winter Spring Graduate Production (4)* Directing the Actor (4) Graduate Seminar I (2) Dramatic Structure of Film & TV (4) Film Language (4)* Production Processes (6) Live Action Pre-Production (3) Graduate Screenwriting I (3) H&A Film (4) F&A Core (Spring Film) (4) Graduate Screenwriting II (4) Post Production Processes (4) *Bridge Course: Does not count toward MFA degree requirements. Year 2 (42-46 credits) Fall Winter Spring Graduate Live Action Seminar (2) Writing the Feature I (4) Writing Related Elective (4) Elective (3/4) Theory Via Short Narrative Film (4) Writing the Feature II (4) Elective (3/4) H&A (3/4) Business of Film (3) Research Seminar (Thesis Prep) (2) Elective (3/4) Elective (3/4) Elective (3/4) MFA Worksheet (cont.)
6 Elective Suggestions (Check quarter schedules) Film History & Aesthetics: Doc (4) Film History & Aesthetics: Exp (4) Animation & Graphic Film I (4) D Computer Animation 1 (4) D Computer Animation II (4) Acting for Film & Video (4) Image, Movement & Music (3) Stop Motion Animation (4) Contemporary Issues (2) Node-based Compositing (4) Advanced Sound Recording (3) Career Prep (2) Advanced Storyboard & Layout (4) Underwater Cinematography (4) Advanced Stop Motion (3) Any graduate courses in other SOFA Tracks Any upper level undergraduate SOFA courses (maximum 12 credits) Year 3 (12 credits) Fall Winter Spring Research & Thesis TOTAL Minimum Credits For Degree: 92 Credits (can include a maximum of 12 undergraduate credits) Acceptable SoFA Electives: Any course in the Institute that relates to motion media production or to a student s unique area of interest. Non SoFA (2065) courses require advisor s approval. Acceptable H&A (History and Aesthetics) electives: Any course in the Institute that relates to the history, aesthetics, theory, or cultural significance of art and communication. Non SoFA (2065) courses require advisor s approval.
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