Film

(Formerly HUM 140) The silent cinema film course traces cinema’s rapid evolution from its primitive beginnings to the sound era. A variety of films from around the world are studied in terms of artistic, historical and social contexts. Film clips and full-length films produced and directed by the pioneers of the film industry will be viewed.
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(Formerly HUM 141) This course is a basic introduction to how films communicate meaning and reflect and influence society. The course gives the students an understanding of film forms, techniques and styles. Students develop a critical viewpoint and become able to explain the many ways in which film communicates. The overall goal of the course is to produce perceptive and sensitive film viewers. Feature-length films are viewed in class.
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This course is designed to acquaint the student with the three basic phases of movie making and emphasizes the directorial and storytelling functions of the media. Prerequisite: FILM 141 or permission of instructor.
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