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Liberal Arts, International Relations, Communications and Political Science - Fall 1 2008
Film: History, Theories, Narration and Scriptwriting

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Film: History, Theories, Narration and Scriptwriting [CMM205E]
Language of Instruction: English
Course taken with: Primarily Local Students
Vesalius College (Brussels, Belgium)

Course Description

Area of Study

Communications

Hours & Credits

45

Hours of Instruction

3

Semester Credit Units

4

Quarter Credit Units

Overview

Develops and refines writing skills in the audio-visual field. Expands cinematic
vocabulary by familiarizing students with fundamental film structure and narrative as
well as basic film theories and a broad range of genres (including Italian neo-realism,
the French nouvelle vague and British social cinema as well as mainstream
productions). Analyzes the constitutive elements of film narration and explains basic
visual techniques. By the end of the course students will have mastered the techniques
necessary to provide a professionally written screenplay.
Pre-requisite: CMM 102E recommended