Film Studies, Minor (358)
Program Requirements (21 hours)
Code | Title | Hours |
---|---|---|
FILM 201 | Introduction to the Cinema | 3 |
ENG/FILM 366 | History of Narrative Film | 3 |
ENG/FILM 465 | Film Genres | 3 |
Select four of the following: | 12 | |
Visual Anthropology | ||
Ethnographic Video Production 1 | ||
Digital Video Production and Distribution 1 | ||
Film Animation | ||
Problems in Mass Communication | ||
Popular Culture and Gender: Signs & Narratives | ||
Documentary Film | ||
Topics in Scriptwriting | ||
Film Adaptation | ||
Film Theory | ||
Directed Study in English | ||
Politics and Film | ||
Acting for the Camera | ||
Film Industry and Aesthetics | ||
Introduction to World Cinema | ||
Special Topics in Film (repeatable for credit) | ||
Screenwriting I | ||
Feature Screenwriting | ||
Topics in World Cinema | ||
Total Hours | 21 |
The minor in Film Studies will give students an opportunity to study several aspects of cinema in an organized, in-depth manner. Because it is an interdisciplinary minor, it will allow students to examine film from a variety of perspectives. Completing this minor will give students a strong background in media history and literacy and in the critical analysis of film.