Film and Media Studies
Dartmouth College · New Hampshire · UG-FILM-AND-MEDIA-STUDIES
Film and Media Studies at Dartmouth College lists 128 subjects. Subjects include Introduction to Film: From Script to Screen, Film History I (Silent to Sound) and Film History II (1930-60). The topics that come up most are film studies, film production and film (59, 35 and 26 subjects).
Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.
Dartmouth College
Undergraduate
What you'll study in Film and Media Studies
Example subjects: Introduction to Film: From Script to Screen, Film History I (Silent to Sound), Film History II (1930-60), Film History III (1960 to 1990), Film History IV (1990-present), Introduction to Digital Arts and Culture, Documentary Videomaking, Filmmaking I: Basic Elements of Film, Filmmaking II, Writing for the Screen I, Writing for the Screen II, Animation: Principles and Practice.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Film and Media Studies?
Film and Media Studies covers areas like film-studies, film-production, film, media-studies, media-production, digital-media, screen-studies, media-law.
Who offers Film and Media Studies?
Film and Media Studies is offered by Dartmouth College, New Hampshire.
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