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FILM
STUDIES
REQUIREMENTS
FOR
THE
FILM
STUDIES
MAJOR
(10
credits,
no
more
than
three
of
which
may
be
taken
in
a
single
department.
This
limit
does
not
apply
to
the
senior
experience.)
A
basic
history
of
cinema:
ENGL
210
(W)
History
of
Cinema
One
course
in
media
and
society:
RHET
232
(AR)
Persuasion,
Propaganda,
and
the
Mass
Media
RHET
320
Mass
Media
and
Society
One
introductory
course
that
involves
students
in
the
process
of
making
film:
ARTS
216
(CA)
Video
Art
I
ENGL
135
(CA;
W)
Creative
Writing:
Screenplay
RHET
125
(CA)
Creative
Visual
Rhetoric
Two
courses
engaging
issues
of
film
theory:
ENGL
311
The
Avant
Garde
as
a
Critical
Tradition
ENGL
334
Film
Genre
ENGL
335
Film
Directors
ENGL
355
(W)
Feminist
Theory
RHET
341
Narrative
Theory
RHET
361
Visual
Rhetoric:
Memory
and
Memorials
RHET
362
(W)
Media
Framing
A
senior
project,
approved
by
the
Film
Studies
faculty,
which
might
be
a
creative
or
critical
project.
It
might
be
satisfied
by:
a)
taking
FS
496
Senior
Project,
or
b)
with
permission
by
taking
FS
449
Studies
in
Cinema
and
Nationalism
(and
writing
a
senior
paper),
or
c)
with
the
cooperation
of
faculty
in
another
discipline
and
the
approval
of
Film
Studies
faculty,
through
the
successful
completion
of
a
project
or
seminar
approved
for
the
purpose
and
worth
at
least
one
credit
in
another
department
such
as
ARTH
496,
ENGL
490,
HUM
497,
THTR
499
or
the
like.
A
single
paper
will
not
normally
be
approved
as
satisfying
two
different
senior
requirements
and
a
proposal
for
a
senior
project
in
connection
with
a
course
in
another
discipline
will
require
notification
to
and
approval
by
both
faculties.
Plus
four
additional
credits,
including
at
least
one
credit
from
each
of
the
following
three
groups.
No
class
may
be
counted
twice.
Film
art
and
society:
ANTH
335
Visual
Anthropology
ENGL
334
Film
Genre
ENGL
336
(AR)
Visible
Evidence
FS
449
Studies
in
Cinema
and
Nationalism
IDS
327
(AR,
W)
the
American
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