Studio Arts College International (SACI) is more than an opportunity to study abroad in the birthplace of the Renaissance: it’s an experience you will carry with you, in your career and throughout your life.
Accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD), SACI offers a wide range of innovative, hands-on graduate and undergraduate programs in traditional and contemporary studio arts, design, conservation, art history, and Italian language and culture.
Surrounded by the great masterpieces of another age and a lively community of contemporary artists, studying at SACI is not only an opportunity to discover what came before you, but to be part of a vibrant culture that is overflowing with artistic life.Video
Undergraduate
ARTC344 Video I3
Term: Fall, Spring
Prerequisites: None
This course introduces the student to the language of video and cinema in a clear manner. It explores the “moving picture” through the analysis of many television and film forms, including fiction, documentary, and commercial. The course has both theoretical and practical components. By doing an “in-depth” study of the work of a television or film director, as well as through practical experience of video workshops, students develop an understanding of the medium and begin to develop a personal approach to the language of moving pictures. Students are divided into groups of three or four. After the introductory phase of the course, each group makes a short video. In addition, each student makes an individual video, and the class works together on a final project. Students learn by experiencing firsthand how to write, shoot, sound-record, and edit a video. The city of Florence provides “sets” and characters and is a challenging and inspiring resource. This course may be repeated once.
(See syllabus below. An updated syllabus will be posted at the beginning of each term.)ù
Syllabus & Faculty
ARTC(V)444 Video II3
Term: Fall, Spring
Prerequisites: Video 1 or consent of instructor
This course teaches students about the creative production of time-based art using digital video and effects. Emphasis is on advanced video concepts, techniques, and compositing. Students learn how to produce both single- and multi-channel videos and installations featuring video art.
(See syllabus below. An updated syllabus will be posted at the beginning of each term.)
Syllabus & Faculty
View a video documentary by the SACI Spring 2019 Video Class about SACI History of Italian Cinema instructor Tina Fallani.
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