Location:

Kathmandu, Nepal

Program Type:

Study Abroad

Degree Level:

Undergraduate

Term:

Winter Semester

Program Overview

Program Description:

Open to students with all skill levels,(no special equipment required) this class will cover the basic skills useful for outdoors photography and film, and then how to use these skills to tell stories important for conservation. Using the backdrop of Nepal, students will be taught basic outdoor film making techniques ranging from scouting locations to learning how to capture beautiful time-lapse sequences. Practice gained from this course will be useful to all with interest and a desire to learn how to impact conservation using visual media. Additionally it will provide an incredible opportunity to develop a portfolio for those working in film or communication.

Program Details

Seeking Approval for the Following:

Undergraduate:

• Environmental Science and Policy (EVPP) 440: Field Environmental Science

Eligibility

This program is open to all undergraduate and graduate students including students who do not attend George Mason University

Housing

Double or triple occupancy in hotels

Cost:

Program Cost (Winter 2018): $3738 Included: Tuition (3 credits) Housing Guest lectures Some meals Cultural excursions and site visits In-country travel to all program activities Pre-Departure Orientation International Travel Insurance Not Included: Other transportation Some meals Personal spending

Additional Program Information

Scholarships:

Yes