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BART
2000
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Introduction to the Photography Business This course introduces the learners to the business of photography and the various career paths and specialisations available on graduation. Through research, inquiry, discussion and presentations, learners will have the opportunity to explore the profession and begin to identify/consider areas of interest.
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BART
3006
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The Photo Business I
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BART
3007
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The Photo Business II This course will bring the knowledge and insight gained over the last two years into focus as it relates to the student. Time will be spent on ascertaining the learner's interest in particular focus areas and in researching the opportunities available in those areas. Review of business and entrepreneurship skills will be followed by an examination of practical business and life skills. Significant focus will be given to finalizing the learner’s Business Plan for the three to five years following graduation.
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DIGI
4003
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Intro to Graphic Design This course introduces the learner to graphic design. It covers the basic building blocks required to produce visual communication for any medium. It also covers the importance of identifying and targeting specific audiences. The learner will cover a variety of topics including typography, colour, image, layout and hierarchy. Students will also consider the importance of consistency and will develop critical, analytical and aesthetic skills.
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PHOT
1000
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History of Photography This course introduces the learner to some of the major photographic developments from the early 1800’s to present day. It focuses on the technical developments, scientific discoveries, aesthetic styles and the individuals who influenced the advancement of photography. The evolution is put into context by addressing the socioeconomic climate that impacted major events.
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PHOT
2001
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Light and Lighting I Light in general, along with supplemental lighting, is the basis of all photography. Natural light, selected light and artificial light are used by all photographers to achieve a desired effect. Knowing how to use these types of light is the foundation of this course. Through a series of assignments students will get to experiment with a variety of light and lighting, getting them to a point where they can use and manipulate any type of lighting to their advantage.
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PHOT
2010
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Photo Technique Theory I This is a first semester course. Students learn the following information:
Composition: exposure control: the theory of light and the visible spectrum: optics and lenses: the history of photography: film and digital Array sensitivity, theory of the Inverse Square Law and the use of a hand-held flash to complete a number of professional level assignments.
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PHOT
2020
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Computer Applications for Photo I This course exposes students to the premier software for photographers to edit their photographs, Adobe Photoshop. Also taught alongside are: Mac O.S.X., Microsoft PowerPoint and F.T.P. Fetch.
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PHOT
2040
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Emerging Technologies This course introduces the learner to new and emerging technologies that are relevant to the commercial photo industry through exploration of current technological innovations. Learners will be encouraged to explore communication and collaboration tools that may be used in the photography career path, through practical application and theory. The emphasis will be on discovering, utilizing and demonstrating these technologies.
As well, this course will highlight professional standards regarding using these technologies effectively and lay some foundation skills for remaining current in the industry.
In keeping with the nature of the course content and the application of this content in the photo industry, at least half of the course material, class discussion and assignment work, will take place online. Learners will use online tools and resources as they are used in industry, in addition to traditional classroom practice.
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PHOT
2990
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Work Placement PHOT 2990 is a work/study experience providing an opportunity to explore both contract and professional career options
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PHOT
3001
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Light and Lighting II Students are introduced to a professional studio lighting equipment set-up. They will be able to carry out professional lighting assignments, such as basic Butterfly, Loop, Rembrandt, Split, Rim, and Contra Jour set-ups, along with High-Key, Low-Key, and Short and Broad lighting set-ups. Students will have access to a professional lighting studio for the remainder of the year to enable them to complete lighting assignments.
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PHOT
3011
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Light and Lighting III The majority of the work in this course involves all of the practical aspects of the second year Photography Program. Students become familiar with studio and location shooting using professional equipment. They will also become proficient in the use of digital image capture hardware and software in the studio. Throughout the year they will complete a variety of assignments utilizing the elements of both conventional and digital image making.
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PHOT
3016
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Photo Technique Theory II This is a second semester course. Students learn studio lighting ratios, filters, colour temperature, close-up techniques, large format camera movements and an introduction to sensitometry.
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PHOT
3021
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Computer Apps for Photo II This course exposes students to the premier software for photographers to edit their photographs, Adobe Photoshop. Also taught alongside are: Mac O.S.X. and Microsoft PowerPoint.
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PHOT
3022
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Computer Apps for Photo III The majority of the work in this course involves the use and proficiency of professional image manipulation software and hardware. Students will be expected to manipulate and prepare images to professional standards. They will also be introduced digital imaging hardware and ancillary software. Throughout the year they will complete a variety of real-world assignments utilizing various software and hardware solutions.
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PHOT
3550
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Applied Portfolio II This course gives the learner the opportunity to create a final professional portfolio before they graduate. Students focus on portfolio presentation and content. A series of gust speakers compliments the portfolio development by offering an insight into the professional areas of photography and the day-to-day activities of practitioners.
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PHOT
4004
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Intro into Large Format Photography Students learn the following skills: introduction to the parts and names of a large format camera; use of camera movements (swings and tilts); use of increased depth of field (schiemphlug); use of a polaroid film back; know how to load 4x5 film holders.
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PHOT
4012
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Light and Lighting IV This is the final course in the Light & Lighting series. Students are encouraged to use analytical and critique techniques and methods to continuously improve their own craft and support the development of peers. Learners work more independently in preparation for the workplace both in the studio and on location.
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PHOT
4016
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Photo Technique Theory III The theoretical side of image making involves the cognitive ability to understand and remember formulas, measurement conventions, digital and conventional image structure and other norms. Through a series of tests and written assignments the graduate will communicate their advanced technical knowledge and employ critical thinking through their analysis of motion picture film and still images.
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PHOT
4023
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Computer Apps for Photo IV This course enables the learner to explore and perfect advanced image manipulation techniques. Students will also practice and adhere to digital workflow procedures, which are recommended and approved by a consortium of professional photography organizations. Learners also gain experience using ancillary and other software applications related to the composition, transmission and publication of work.
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PHOT
4026
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Photo Technique Theory IV Learners continue to practice and demonstrate their knowledge of advanced formulas, measurement conventions, digital and conventional image structure and other norms. The culmination of their knowledge to date will be demonstrated through the production of industry-related photography assignments.
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SAFE
1000
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Introduction to WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information Systems) This course offers the students the introduction to WHMIS, which is training required by any person employed in a Nova Scotia workplace. This is a generic, introductory course that provides basic knowledge in WHMIS for the workplace and is considered to be the basis from which more specific training can be given.
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SAFE
1001
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Introduction to NS OH&S Act This course offers the students the introduction to the Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Act of Nova Scotia, which is required by any person employed in a Nova Scotia workplace. This is a generic, introductory course that provides basic knowledge of the Act for the students and is considered to be the basis from which more specific training can be given.
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