Course DescriptionAn introduction to the critical study of film, this course familiarizes students with canonical films (i.e., critically acclaimed and historically influential works), various methods of filmmaking, and several ways to interpret and evaluate films. Specifically we will consider the following: conventions and techniques of film art (mise-en-scene, cinematography, editing, sound); narrative styles; specific types of films (genres, documentaries, experimental); and some critical theories within the field of film studies. Classes will consist of lectures, screenings, and discussion.
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Kelli MarshallWriter, editor, and educator who creates and improves print and digital content for academic and popular audiences. Also, a Gene Kelly fan. Course Descriptions
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