Undergraduate Minor
in Film
Case now offers an undergraduate minor in
Film. The minor is flexible, designed to accommodate both busy
student
schedules and a wide range of possible interests in the cinema.
Requirements
Total credits: 15
• Required course: ENGL 367—Introduction
to Film
Take
this course first or as early in the sequence as possible.
• Up to 12 credits in any of the following:
• ENGL
368A—Introduction to Film
Studies
• ENGL 368B—Topics in Film
History, including History
of Film: Origins to Present
• ENGL 368C—Topics In Film
Courses taught under this
rubric have included: The
Horror Film, Literature in Film, Films of
Alfred Hitchcock, Asian Cinema and Drama, Images of Women in Films,
Introduction
to Film Genres, Science
Fiction Films, Cinema
of Rebellion, Political Cinema, Dance on Screen, and Storytelling
& Cinema.
• ENGL 316—Screenwriting
• Up to 6 credits of Elective Courses
Many courses
taught across the University
can qualify as elective courses, and new ones are coming along all the
time.
Courses taught in the past
that would qualify include: Latin American
Cinema, Religion and Film, The Hollywood Musical, Topics in German
Cinema, Film Music, Jewish Image in Popular Film, French Cinema,
and Folklore & Myth in Japanese Film.
If you are interested in
having a course
count as an elective toward the minor, contact Robert Spadoni.
Up to six
credits can count toward the
film minor and also a major or
other minor.
To declare a
Film minor
•
Complete a Declaration
of Minor Form. You can get one at the Office of
Undergraduate Studies in
Sears 357 and also from Robert Spadoni.
• Make an appointment to see Robert Spadoni, who will
sign the form and keep the
white copy.
• Bring the yellow copy to the Office of
Undergraduate Studies.
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