| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Required | ||
| ART 344 | Film History and Analysis | 3 |
| Film Categories | ||
| Select four additional courses including at least one course in Category 2 and one course in Category 3: | 12 | |
| Category 1. Film Interpretation/Criticism: | ||
| These courses focus on the art and language of film. Courses are designed to encourage students to think and write critically about films as a text and to examine how the medium affects them. | ||
| Film History and Analysis | ||
| Masculinities in the United States Media | ||
| From Fiction to Film | ||
| The American West | ||
| French and Francophone Cinema | ||
| Italian Cinema, 1945–1965 | ||
| Special Topics | ||
| Politics and Film | ||
| Category 2. Political Economy of Film: | ||
| These courses focus on the social, political, and legal conditions that shape the production/ content/distribution/and access of films, and will enable students to better understand the structural and cultural factors influencing the types of films created with specific symbolic meanings. | ||
| Mass Media and Society | ||
| Critical Issues in Mass Communication | ||
| Art and Entertainment Law | ||
| Sociology of Popular Culture | ||
| Category 3. Film Production/Visual Arts: | ||
| These courses encourage students to be active participants in the imaginative and expressive faculties of the creative process and require a handson approach to the process of artistic creativity. They will better enable students to appreciate the technical and creative issues involved in cinematic production. | ||
| Design Lab | ||
| Photography I | ||
| Introduction to Digital Photography | ||
| Video Art | ||
| Introduction to New Media | ||
| Digital Video Production | ||
| Broadcast Media Production | ||
| Introduction to Acting | ||
| Total Credits | 15 | |
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