FTS 1420 A (CRN: 92224)
Film & Television Studies: Classical Cinema
3 Credit Hours—Section is Full.
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About FTS 1420 A
Introduction to basic film history, theory, and analytical skills. An historical overview of classical international cinema.
Notes
Open to degree and PACE students Co-located with FTS 1420 B Total combined enrollment= 100
Section Description
This course provides an overview of the history of cinema from its inception until 1960. Topics will include: the invention of motion picture and the establishment of a film industry; the birth of narrative films and developments in the use of cinematic technique; the early melodrama and the race film; Soviet montage and German Expressionism; and the emergence of genres (comedy, melodrama, and noir).
Section Expectation
Each week, we will watch one or two feature-length films and read one critical essay (30 pages maximum). You are expected to come prepared and actively participate in class discussions.
Evaluation
Screening Notes 25% Weekly Reading Response 25% Two Exams: 50% (25% Each)
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