ENGL 173 - Form, Style, and Meaning in Cinema

4 HU
First and Second Semesters. This course considers the cinema as a particular media form and explores issues and methods in cinema studies. The class focuses on questions of film form and style (narrative, editing, sound, framing, mise-en-scène) and introduces students to concepts in film history and theory (industry, auteurism, spectatorship, the star system, ideology, genre). Students develop a basic critical vocabulary for examining the cinema as an art form, an industry, and a system of culturally meaningful representation. Identical to CINE 101.

Prerequisites & Notes
Enrollment Limit: 60.
Ms. An/Mr. Pence; Mr. Day/Mr. Doan

Credits: 4 hours