INTRODUCTION TO CINEMA A: CLASSICAL HOLLYWOOD AND ART CINEMA12.5 1st year
Ms Angela Ndalianis.
First semester
One lecture, one tutorial and one screening a week.
Students completing this subject should:
be able to analyse Hollywood & European art cinema in terms of modes of production and modes of narration;
recognise the major stylistic techniques of narrative cinema;
understand the history of film criticism, including genre, auteur, ideological and feminist modes of critique.
A study of popular cinema which introduces students to the concepts of narrative form and cinematic style in Hollywood & Art cinema. Includes an introduction to genre criticism, auteurism, ideological critique and feminist film theory.
Written work which may comprise of one class paper, visual test and an essay totalling not more than 4,000 words.
Bordwell D Thompson K Film Art: An Introduction (3rd ed) McGraw-Hill New York 1990
INTRODUCTION TO CINEMA A: CLASSICAL HOLLYWOOD AND ART CINEMA 12.5
Ms Angela Ndalianis.
First semester.
One lecture, one tutorial and one screening each week.
On completion of this subject students should be able to:
analyse Hollywood & European art cinema in terms of modes of production and modes of narration;
recognise the major stylistic techniques of narrative cinema; and
understand the history of film criticism, including genre, auteur, ideological and feminist modes of critique.
A study of popular cinema which introduces students to the concepts of narrative form and cinematic style in Hollywood & Art cinema. Includes an introduction to genre criticism, auteurism, ideological critique and feminist film theory.
Written work which may comprise one class paper, visual test and an essay totalling not more than 4,000 words.
Bordwell D Thompson K Film Art: An Introduction (3rd ed) McGraw-Hill New York 1990