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Photography
The Photography program integrates technical competence and visual awareness. Experiences
promote personal and professional growth toward careers in photography and media photography.
In addition to the core courses (EMC 1020, JOUR 2710 and EMC 4250), all photography
students take a two-dimensional design course from the Art department.
This program emphasizes, but is not limited to, photography for the media, including editorial, assignment, corporate, advertising, public relations, documentary photography, digital imaging, and photojournalism. Graduates can also enter the field as studio owners, lab owners and operators, photographers' assistants, and freelance, architectural, and medical photographers.
Click here to see the Photography curriculum.
The curriculum includes:
Use of the B & W and color negative and print materials
Color vision as distance from "seeing" in black and white
Incorporating fine art sensibilities into media photography
Acquiring an idea and acting upon it to realize a useful photographic result
Criticizing and editing
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The EMC Department presents the Third Annual SMARTI AWARDS The 2012 SMARTI AWARDS is a media making competition open to Tennessee high school students to showcase their technical and narrative skills in producing short, creative, and original storytelling!
If you have a story to tell and the skills to tell it, this competition is for you!
For an overview of the competition call Dr. Bob Pondillo at 615-904-8465 or e-mail him at pondillo@mtsu.edu
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