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| FIL 1007 - Film Analysis and Critique |
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(3) (A.A.) Prerequisite: ENC 1101. This course meets the 6,000 Gordon Rule requirement. It is an analysis of dramatic and cinematic structures designed to help students develop visual literacy. Films are viewed with an emphasis on formalism--how the language of the film (camera work, editing, sound, story structure, acting, etc.) create meaning for viewers.Various theories of criticism are addressed, along with genre imperatives and storytelling trends in world cinema. "Film Analysis and Critique" is not a history of cinema, but an exploration of its language, properties and style that equip the viewer to better understand the audiovisual culture that surrounds us. Name change from Foundations of Story fall 2016
3.000 Credit hours Levels: Credit Schedule Types: Independent Study, Traditional, Telecourse, Video/Audio Conferencing, Web Arts & Lettrs & Soc & Behv Sci Division Film Department Course Attributes: Associate in Arts Elective, Fee Assess AA, Per Credit, Gordon Writing 6000 Words Proceed to View Follett Bookstore - Detailed Text Book Information Restrictions: May not be assigned to one of the following Cohorts: EA Public School_STEM DE Home School Private_STEM EA Home School Private_STEM ADE Public School_STEM DE STEM Career Path Prerequisites: Credit level ENC 1101 Minimum Grade of C |
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