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FILM105 Writing the Moving Image: Crafting Visual Stories FILM250 Computational Media: Videogame Development FILM301 The History of Spanish Cinema FILM304 History of Global Cinema FILM305 Sophomore Colloquium for Declaring Majors FILM309 Immersion Seminar: Film Noir FILM314 Directorial Style: Classic American Film Comedy FILM319 Television Storytelling: The Conditions of Narrative Complexity FILM320 The New German Cinema FILM326 At Home in the World: Transnational Women's Cinema FILM330 The Art and Business of Contemporary Film FILM342 Cinema of Adventure and Action FILM346 Contemporary East Asian Cinema FILM347 Melodrama and the Woman's Picture FILM352 From Caligari to Hitler: Weimar Cinema in Context FILM357 Fassbinder & Sirk: Limitations of Life FILM362 Calderwood Seminar in Public Writing: The Dark Turn in Television Storytelling FILM366 Elia Kazan's Films and Archives FILM370 The Art of Film Criticism FILM381 Martin Scorsese FILM386 The Long and the Short: Fritz Lang in Berlin and Hollywood FILM390 History of Film Sound FILM392 Cinema Stylists: Sternberg, Ophuls, Sirk, Fellini FILM448 Directing Actors for the Camera FILM455 Writing for Television FILM457 Advanced Filmmaking Spring 2022 Courses Not Offered       Summer Session       Winter Session       Home       Archive       Search       FILM FILM104 Introduction to Collaborative Documentary Filmmaking FILM230 Introduction to Korean Cinema FILM231 Wartime Film Culture in the Japanese Empire FILM232 Minority Voices in Japanese Film and Literature FILM301 The History of Spanish Cinema FILM307 The Language of Popular Cinema FILM308 The "Hollywood" Musical FILM309 Immersion Seminar: Film Noir FILM311 Israel in Therapy: Society Under the Influence of TV Series FILM318 Awesome Cinema: Religion, Art, and the Unrepresentable FILM320 The New German Cinema FILM322 Alfred Hitchcock FILM323 Film and Anthropology FILM324 Visual Storytelling: The History and Art of Hollywood's Master Storytellers FILM328 Moving Images Beyond the West: An introduction to Global Media FILM330 The Art and Business of Contemporary Film FILM331 Video Games as/and the Moving Image: Art, Aesthetics, and Design FILM333 Introduction to Russian and Soviet Cinema FILM341 The Cinema of Horror FILM342 Cinema of Adventure and Action FILM347 Melodrama and the Woman's Picture FILM349 Television: The Domestic Medium FILM352 From Caligari to Hitler: Weimar Cinema in Context FILM355 Newest German (and Austrian) Cinema FILM358 Italian Cinema: 1945-1965 FILM360 Philosophy and the Movies: The Past on Film FILM362 Calderwood Seminar in Public Writing: The Dark Turn in Television Storytelling FILM366 Elia Kazan's Films and Archives FILM381 Martin Scorsese FILM385 Documentary History FILM388 Global Film Auteurs FILM389 Film Genres: The Western FILM390 History of Film Sound FILM391 Sex and Violence: American Film-making Under Censorship FILM392 Cinema Stylists: Sternberg, Ophuls, Sirk, Fellini FILM451 Introduction to Digital Filmmaking FILM455 Writing for Television FILM456 Advanced Filmmaking FILM459 Writing for Television II FILM460 Scripting Series for the Small Screen

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