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Film Colloquium covers studies in advanced research in film history, theory and criticism.

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Analyzes English translations of key works by Nordic filmmakers alongside theories, histories, and the evolving concept of film authorship in the region.

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Explore various topics in film and media studies, history, and theory.

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Explores fact/fiction in documentary film, analyzing experimental techniques and filmmakers’ portrayals of reality.

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A graduate seminar offering an advanced review and exploration of theoretical and methodological developments in media studies, radio, television, and film.

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Capstone workshop exploring advanced film/TV production techniques including cinematography, lighting, and editing while working as crew on narrative film or pilot projects.

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Introduction to major thin-film deposition techniques including evaporation, sputtering, CVD, and ion beams, plus film properties and characterization methods.

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Capstone workshop where students take key production roles in short narrative or TV pilot projects, focusing on department head responsibilities and cinematic design.

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Introduction to Film explains how films work using classics like Citizen Kane and Vertigo. It covers major film types, film criticism approaches, and techniques like mise-en-scène, cinematography, editing, and sound.

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Film Comedy explores the comedy genre by examining theories of humor in film, introducing conceptual tools for critical appreciation, and investigating subgenres across popular film traditions.

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Introduction to the interplay of literature and film in English, focusing on analyzing novels, stories, poems, and other writings and their representation and transformation in film. Specific topics vary.

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Explores Slavic contributions to Science Fiction through literature and film, surveying Czech, Polish, and Russian works and their adaptations.

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Explore major questions in animal studies through Nordic novels, tales, and films, examining human-animal distinctions and representations in the Anthropocene.

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Filming on Set: Film & Television Workshop teaches fundamentals of sync-sound moving image production, covering directing, cinematography, lighting, sound, design, color grading, and logistics.

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Introduction to reading and analyzing literature, comics, and film in French, emphasizing the development of writing skills and close reading techniques.

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Introduction to dramatic screenplay writing for television and film, focusing on story concept, structure, character, dialogue, and visual storytelling.

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Covers video editing and post-production theory and practice, including narrative editing, color correction, and audio for film, music videos, and television.

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Fifth-semester intensive Polish course reinforcing vocabulary through literature, film, and journalism while discussing contemporary Polish society and practicing grammar via written compositions.

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A hands-on introduction to creating film, video, and television content from script to screen, covering media production principles and visual storytelling approaches.

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Printed and flexible electronics covering additive fabrication of thin-film electronics, printable techniques, materials, and applications, with a key focus on mechanically flexible electronic devices.

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Global Education Through Film introduces global educational issues, policies, and practices through films, encouraging critical thinking about education's role in society.

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Covers aesthetic grammar, history, and techniques of photography as an art form, emphasizing personal expression and B&W film processes.

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A course that uses cinema, television, and literary texts to study Montreal and Quebec, with emphasis on identity, cultural history, the Quiet Revolution, and cultural diversity.

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Examines Franz Kafka's texts and compares them with authors like Camus, Sebald, and Pynchon, while highlighting literature, film, and art in the Kafkaesque tradition.

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The course explores Paris through literature, film, history, and urban geography.

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Introduction to important literary works of modernity from the French Revolution to the twenty-first century. Taught in French.

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International TA Training focuses on communication skills, classroom culture, and teaching strategies for effective teaching at American universities.

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Advanced readings in Russian literature and culture focusing on developing reading, writing, and speaking skills while interpreting texts in their historical and cultural context.

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Seminar in Chinese Literature covering rotating subjects, including the post-Mao cultural renaissance through literature and film.

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Sound Design for the Performing and Visual Arts covers producing audio soundtracks for artists and explores sound's relationship to dance, video, film, and computer art.

Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources