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CO 222 - Introduction to Film Studies

Credits: (4 credits)

This course traces the technical and social history of movies in America, from the silent film era to contemporary digital productions. Emphasis is placed on the socioeconomic settings for specific films, and how they both reflect and impact society.  The course uses films from specific or multiple genres.

Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to do the following:

  1. Identify and describe various film styles and genres;
  2. Recognize and analyze specific constructive components of film;
  3. Understand basic film tools and techniques used to help tell a visual narrative story;
  4. Identify a film’s personal, political and social ideologies;
  5. Analyze film in its entirety and present a comprehensive film critique;
  6. Develop a more refined cinematic appreciation and aesthetic.



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