SLLC368C

Special Topics in Film Studies I; Digital Imaging and Storytelling in Contemporary World Cinema

Through screenings, readings, and discussions, this asynchronous online course offers students the opportunity to examine major films (such as 300, Hero, Hugo, Hulk, Life of Pi, Minority Report, and Tron: Legacy) in terms of the narrative power of digital visual effects in contemporary world cinema. We will screen films in different genres in order to understand current artistic, critical, ideological, and theoretical debates in cinema and media studies. Cross-listed with CINE329C. Credit only granted for: CINE329C, SLLC368C, or FILM329C.

Sister Courses: SLLC368A, SLLC368B, SLLC368D, SLLC368I, SLLC368J, SLLC368K, SLLC368L, SLLC368M, SLLC368N, SLLC368O, SLLC368T, SLLC368V, SLLC368Z

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During the Spring 2020 and Spring 2021 semesters, students could choose to take some of their courses pass-fail mid-semester which skews grade data aggregated across multiple semesters.

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