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4.00 Credits
Critical approaches to the serial productions we call "genre" films, the patterns of recognition known as westerns,weepies, musicals, horror films, and others; televisual genres, such as sitcoms, drama, comedy, news, docudrama, police; Internet categories, such as chat-rooms, listservs, Web pages. Prerequisite: Film and Media Studies 85A or consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit as topics vary.
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What relations do sound, image, and story assume in film, television, video, and Internet narratives In what ways do these media interact with and borrow from each other and traditional storytelling media, like print and orality How have the new media explored nonnarrative strategies and to what end Prerequisite: Film and Media Studies 85A or consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit as topics vary.
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4.00 Credits
A synthetic entity, film draws on both established and popular arts. Looks at visual media's exchanges with "high" and "low" culture, exploring its relation to areas such as photographmusic, painting, and architecture. Prerequisite: Film and Media Studies 85A or consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit as topics vary.
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Theoretical and analytical discussions of visual media authorship, focusing on case studies of directors, producers, scriptwriters, and film, video, and digital artists. Prerequisite: Film and Media Studies 85A or consent of instructor. May be repeated for credit as topics vary.
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4.00 Credits
Introduction to the technique and format of the screenplay, with a particular focus on its three act structural elements: coverage, treatment, and 60 beat outline.
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4.00 Credits
Exercises in the development of screenplays, with emphasis on formal and structural considerations of character development. Students work with the hero structure and other character development methodologies, such as method acting. Prerequisite: Film and Media Studies 117A.
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4.00 Credits
Continuation and intensification of work initiated in 117B. Students complete a full-length screenplay. Concentrates on both practical and technical concerns, addressing pragmatic and aesthetic questions in intensive small-group discussions. Prerequisite: Film and Media Studies 117B.
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4.00 Credits
Introduction to the basic apparatus of video/film production. The elementary essentials of production, including the use of camera and lenses, lighting, editing, and sound. Prerequisite: Film and Media Studies 85A or consent of instructor. ( IX)
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Students work on individual and group projects, utilizing skills and insights introduced in Film and Media Studies 120A. Prerequisite: Film and Media Studies 120A or consent of instructor. ( IX)
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4.00 Credits
As film and video are collaborative media, students form production groups and ultimately produce final 10-15 minute film/video projects. Prerequisite: Film and Media Studies 120B or consent of instructor. ( IX)
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