Minor in Film Studies
About the Minor
The Minor in Film Studies comprises courses that cover the major artistic and institutional developments in cinema from its late-nineteenth-century origins to the present. As these courses cover a variety of critical topics that are essential to any film studies curriculum—such as the study of major genres and auteurs, and the technologies and techniques contributing to the development of the medium, as well as the historical circumstances that influenced the cinema's evolution since its inception—they will establish a sound critical foundation for students to choose and to flourish in the subsequent courses required for the minor.
The Minor in Film Studies is open to all University students.
Additional Information
For more information about this minor, please visit the Westphal minors web page.
Program Requirements
Required Courses: | ||
FMST 101 | Film History I: Emergence | 3.0 |
or FMST 105 | Film History & Theory I | |
FMST 102 | Film History II: New Waves | 3.0 |
or FMST 205 | Film History & Theory II | |
FMST 250 | Documentary Studies | 3.0 |
Select five of the following: | 15.0 | |
Film History III: Trends | ||
The Western | ||
Film Comedy | ||
The Cinematographer's Art | ||
Hollywoodland I | ||
Hollywoodland II | ||
The Horror Film | ||
Contemporary Cinema | ||
Special Topics in Film Studies | ||
Special Topics in Film Studies | ||
Special Topics in Film Studies | ||
Special Topics in Film Studies | ||
Total Credits | 24.0 |