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School: Red Rocks Community College

Outdoor Portrait Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
is designed to provide the serious photography student with hands-on tools and techniques to explore the art of outdoor portraits. Students will learn about controlling natural lighting, backdrops to enhance the subject and the use of format and lens selection to best fit the desired outcome.
 

Digital Imaging
Course Format: Classroom
is designed for the photographer or hobbyist alike to get up and running in the analog to digital world of imaging. Topics will include how to use your digital camera, flatbed scanning, working with photo CD’s and scanning film. Students will gain a basic working knowledge of pixels, resolution, printing and emailing digital photos and simple image manipulation using Photoshop or similar image ...
 

Photojournalism
Course Format: Classroom
instructs the student in photography for newspapers and magazines. Traditional news photography, documentary photography, picture essay and picture story formats will be covered. Responsibility of the press, working conditions and editorial photography will be explored.
 

Professional Photography
Course Format: Classroom
The Professional Photography AAS degree prepares students for a career as a professional photographer. Students learn traditional and digital film photography such as camera techniques, print production, lighting, equipment, and business management. History and color theory are covered as well.
 

Web Design/Development
Course Format: Classroom
The Web Design AAS degree prepares students for a broad range of careers in the Web industry. Students evaluate the look and feel of sites and learn HTML/XML editors as well as advanced web production techniques. Students are exposed to all stages of production. Motion graphic techniques, video-editing, and sound design utilized in web development will be addressed.
 

Game Design/Development
Course Format: Classroom
The Game Design and Development AAS degree prepares students for a broad range of careers in the Gaming industry or as an independent game developer. Students will develop 2 and 3D digital modeling, digital animation and programming skills using an industry standard gaming engine. Course electives allow students to gain experience with digital sound, 2D game development and additional 3D mode...
 

Motion Graphics Animation
Course Format: Classroom
The Motion Graphics Animation emphasis within the Multimedia Graphic Design Department prepares students for to work in digital 3-D animation modeling environments. Students combine traditional artistic skills of drawing, design and sculpture with a touch of video, lighting and special effects training. The student combines these skills with their expertise in object modeling and computer gener...
 

Real Estate Brokers
Course Format: Classroom
REE 201 Real Estate Brokers I 6 credits Co-requisite: REE 202 REE 201, along with REE 202, enables you to meet the educational requirements of the Colorado Real Estate Commission for a Colorado Real Estate Brokers license, and includes real estate law and practice, practical application and current legal issues. REE 202 Real Estate Brokers II 6 credits Co-requisite: REE 201 REE 202, ...
 

Video Production
Course Format: Classroom
The Video Production emphasis within the Multimedia Graphic Design Department prepares students for work in video and DVD production. Students are exposed to many exciting aspects of video production such as sound and digital editing, as well as motion graphics.
 

Marketing for a Small Business
Course Format: Classroom
provides a brief overview of the marketing functions applied to a small business. Topics include planning a marketing strategy, promoting a business, competitive analysis, and customers and prospects.
 

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