BIOB11H3 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Citizen Kane, Outlook.Com, Andrei Tarkovsky
Document Summary
Course description: in this course, we will read films in much the same way as we read other texts. By paying attention to film language (elements including cinematography, editing, mise-en-sc ne, sound, narrative construction, etc. ), we can begin to analyze films as works of art and as cultural and economic products. Throughout, our goal will be to think critically and to write persuasively about a medium we usually take for granted. Corrigan & white, the film experience, 4th edition* *the textbook for the course includes a companion website. You will receive a registration number with your textbook purchase. Course requirements: there will be a term test, a short paper (3-5 pages), and a final exam. You will also be required to respond to assigned viewing questions for five of the films we watch in class. Collectively, these viewing questions will receive one mark. Films: movies will be screened during tutorial section.
