<p>The specialized Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies concentration in video-based production has an emphasis on video production encompassing various components such as teleconferencing, interactive video, and digital editing. As low end, high quality video equipment becomes more affordable, more organizations (profit and nonprofit) invest in "in-house" production studios and staff. Their video needs include traditional videography, teleconferencing, interactive video techniques, digital video editing, and multimedia, to name a few. The MAIS video-based production concentration brings together various courses which are components of the video production world, and the interdisciplinary degree is an ideal way to integrate course work with an applied final project focusing on video based technologies.</p> 2009 VBP 2007-10-26T11:27:03Z MAIS 70 MAIS Video-Based Production <p>Cindy Lont<br /> Director of the MAIS Concentration in Video-Based Production<br /> Thompson Hall 111B, MSN 3D6<br /> Fairfax, VA 22030<br /> 703.993.1100<br /> <a href="mailto:clont@gmu.edu">clont@gmu.edu</a></p> false 751 LA-MAIS-ISIN-VBP LA-MAIS-ISIN 60 <p>Students pursuing this concentration must complete 36 credits distributed as follows:</p> <ul> <li>Six required core courses: COMM 590 (This requirement may be waived by the director for students with a video production background. They take an additional 3 credits of electives.), THR 599 or EDIT 704; COMM 655 or ENGL 670, COMM 697, EDIT 611 or EDIT 750, COMM 694</li> <li>9 to 15 credits of electives chosen from AVT 676; COMM 554, 590, 602, 621, 636, 656 or 696; EDIT 571, 572, 575, 771, 772; HIST 697</li> <li>1 credit of MAIS 797 proposal</li> <li>2 to 5 credits of MAIS 798 project or 5 credits of MAIS 799 thesis</li> </ul> 2009-08-25T20:45:48Z