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Communication
or Theatre 270A
Film Appreciation
COMM/THEAT
270A is a prerequisite
for the Minor in Film and Video Studies and is not
included in the calculation of the grade point average
for the minor. Students must have sucessfully complete
COMM/THEAT 270A before declaring a Minor in Film and
Video Studies.
International
Perspective
(3 hours)
3 credit hours must be taken on the
300 or 400 level in a course
devoted primarily to the study of film with an international
perspective.
Current
courses include:
FLET 300 (European Cinema),
Communication/Theatre 471W (International Film History),
ENG 425 (World Directors in Context),
FR 469 (History of French Cinema),
SPAN 469 (Hispanic Film),
GR 445 (New German Film),
WS 495 (Women in World Cinema)
or
approved topics courses that are devoted primarily
to the study
of film and video with an international perspective.
Topics Course examples might include:
The
Horror Film, The Asian Film,
and The History of Animation among others,
For more information check with the Program Director
Upper
Level Electives
(12 hours)
Production
course listed with an asterik (*) require a prerequisite
of
Communication/Theatre 271 Introduction to Digital
Filmmaking
12
hours of study in elective courses on the 300 or 400
level
devoted to the study, theory, or practical applications
of film and video.
Current courses include:
English 312: (The Film),
Communication/Theatre 325 (Sound Design for Stage
and Camera)
*Communication/Theatre 341 (Lighting for Stage and
Camera),
Communication/ Theatre 346 (Introduction to Screenwriting),
*Communication/Theatre 370 (The Video Project),
*Communication/Theatre 375 (Television Production)
*Communication/Theatre 380 (The Video Documentary),
*Communication/Theatre 385 (Cinematography),
English 425 (World Directors in Context),
*Communication/Theatre 446 (Directing for the Camera),
Communication/ Theatre 479 (American Film History),
Communication 481/581 (The Documentary Tradition),
*Communication/Theatre 483 (Advanced Video Project),
Communication/Theatre 482 (Screenwriting Theory),
*Communication/Theatre 486 (Advanced Filmmaking),
or approved topics
courses which are devoted to the study,
theory, or practical applications of film and video
which may include:
Communication/Theatre 495: Non-Traditional
Animation, and other topics courses.
For
more information check with the Program Director
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