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FILM STUDIES

Committee on Film Studies

H. Feigenbaum (Chair), Y. Captain, R. Guenther, K. Harvey, A. Hiltebeitel, P. Rollberg, N. Seavey

Minor in film studies-Students in Columbian College of Arts and Sciences may earn a minor in film studies by completing the four core courses below plus three additional film courses chosen from AmSt 1070/AH 2157, Clas 3103, 3202, Fren 3560, 3700, Ger 3181, Ital 4183, Japn 3162, Kor 3162, Phil 1062, Slav 2785, 2786, Span 3560, 3700.

2151 Film Theory (3)  
  A reading-intensive immersion in classical film aesthetics and a survey of the theoretical and critical canon of cinema literature. Laboratory fee. (Fall)
2152 Genres of Film (3)  
  An exploration of the relationship between cinematic structure and narrative content in various types of film. Laboratory fee. (Spring)
2153-54 History of World Cinema I-II (3-3)  
  A two-semester sequence covering 100 years of international cinematic history from an aesthetic and political point of view. Laboratory fee. (Academic year)
2155 Screenwriting (3)  
  Introduction to the art and craft of screenwriting-concept, genre, character, structure, dialogue, scene/sequence construction, and, ultimately, the preparation of scripts and treatments for a variety of screen formats.
 

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