Cinema Studies, Minor
Program Description
If you are interested in film and film analysis, you may want to consider a minor in Cinema Studies.
This interdisciplinary minor is offered in conjunction with the Department of Communications and gives students a broad-based and critical understanding of the moving image and involves courses in the analysis and production of visual media.
Program Curriculum
Requirements: (18 credits)
Required Courses:
either
COMM 227 Introduction to Television Production 3 Credits
or
COMM 228 Introduction to Digital Film Production 3 Credits
and
CINE 201 The Language of Film 3 Credits
or
Total Credit Hours: 6 Credits
Electives:
12 credits of electives
Production Electives
Critical Studies Electives
CINE 201 The Language of Film 3 Credits
CINE 220 Introduction to History of Film 3 Credits
CINE 270 Studies of World Culture Through Cinema 3 Credits
CINE 319 Filmic Narrative 4 Credits
CINE 350 Laughter, Blood, and Tears: Studies in Film Genre 3 Credits
CINE 365 Nonfiction and Documentary Film 3 Credits
CINE 380 Women and Film 4 Credits
CINE 382 American Cinema 4 Credits
CINE 460 Shakespeare and Film 3 Credits
CINE 465 Global Cinema 3 Credits
CINE 466 American Cinema in the 60s and 70s 3 Credits
CINE 480 Topics in Cinema Studies 3 Credits
CINE 489 Studies in Film Adaptation 3 Credits
CINE 490 Cinema Studies: Independent Study 3 Credits
COMM 495 Special Topics in Strategic Communication 3-4 Credits
Total Credit Hours: 18
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