Minor in Film/Video
A minimum of 21 hours is required for minors in Theatre and Film, as follows for each minor:
Code | Title | Hours |
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Required Courses | 12 | |
Film I | ||
Digital Cinema Production I - WAC | ||
Critical Approaches to Cinema | ||
Cinema History | ||
Cinema Studies | ||
Select 1 or 2 of the following: | 3-6 | |
Media Studies | ||
Critical Approaches to Cinema III | ||
Critical Approaches to Cinema II | ||
Global Cinema | ||
Creative Approaches to Cinema | ||
Documentary Film | ||
Experimental Film | ||
History of Video Art | ||
Women's Studies Topics In Film | ||
Film Video Production | ||
Select 1 or 2 of the following: | 3-6 | |
Internship | ||
Honors Thesis | ||
Special Projects | ||
Cinematography and Color Grading | ||
Producing and Production Management | ||
Screenwriting - WAC | ||
or ENGL 3060 | Screenwriting - WAC | |
Directing for Camera: Styles and Techniques | ||
Film/Video Workshop 1 | ||
Narrative Film Production | ||
Animation and Optical Printing | ||
Methods for the Professional Editor | ||
Documentary Field Production | ||
Directing Actors for the Screen | ||
Total Hours | 18-24 |
- 1
May be taken more than once.
- Students will identify, evaluate and critique the aesthetic, thematic, ideological, and philosophical elements of various film and media texts.
- Students will synthesize theoretical writings on film and media with their own critical perspective.
- Through written presentation, students will construct and apply critical perspectives regarding the aesthetics and theories of film and media.
- Students will demonstrate proficiencies in the fundamentals of filmmaking including aesthetic expression, narrative structure, and technological literacy.
- Students will expand their artistic, personal, social, and cultural awareness through creative inquiry and critical observation.
- Students will create a variety of aesthetic expressions using moving images to develop artistic and professional method.