Film Studies, Minor

Film Studies Minor Learning Outcomes:

Identify the historical and theoretical relations of media to structures of power, economics, and ideology of a selection of international and American films and media.
Demonstrate media literacies through the development of critical, analytical and argumentation skills and dependent research.
Identify and describe key terms and concepts and major trends and periods related to various modes of production (narrative, documentary, experimental, and/or animation), film history, and theory.

MEDA 302 - Documentary: Studies/Practice 4 credit(s)
MEDA 303 - Experimental: Studies & Practice 4 credit(s)
MEDA 304 - Contemporary Explorations 4 credit(s)
MEDA 306 - Animation: Studies & Practice 4 credit(s)
MEDA 353 - Video: Community Engagement Mentor 4 credit(s)
MEDA 434 - Mass Media Law and Ethics 4 credit(s)
Any approved film or literature-related courses offered by other departments including, but not limited to, English, Politics and Government, and World Languages. Courses must be approved by professor Jennifer Hardacker.