• FILM 320: Topics in Film

  3.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  This lecture-laboratory course focuses on a single topic in film studies. Subject matter differs each time it is offered. (Topic courses taken through the Los Angeles Film Studies Center require program acceptance and additional fees.) May be repeated for credit.
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• FILM 327: Media in a Changing World

  3.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  Analysis of mass media business policies and practices of media organizations in a changing political, economic, regulatory and technological environment. Includes analysis of the historical and structural contexts and implications of new media technologies. Same as COMM 327.
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• FILM 344: Studies in America Film Genres

  3.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  Examination of the major types since the studio era of the 1930's, often including the western, screwball comedy, horror, gangster, and musical films.
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• FILM 380B: Baseball and the Movies

  3.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  Not currently available
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• FILM 415: International Cinema

  3.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  Study of film outside the United States, often focusing on movies from a single country, for example, Argentina, Japan, Australia, or Ireland. Course may be repeated with a change of content. Same as GER 415, and SPAN 415.
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• FILM 427: Film in the Disciplines

  3.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  Study of the role of film in traditional disciplines, with emphasis on how those disciplines are viewed in film, as well as the methodologies and issues of the disciplines as reflected in movies. Course may be repeated with change of content. Same as HIST 427, REL 427, and SOC 427.
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• FILM 441: Film Authors

  3.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  Study of major artists who express their personal style and themes through film. Often focuses on directors as auteurs. Course may be repeated with a change of content.
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• FILM 460: Senior Project

  3.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  Advanced work in screen writing, production, or research designed as a capstone experience. This course is a service-learning course and may require additional time commitment outside of class. Students are responsible for any additional costs necessary to complete the service.
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• FILM 465: Film Internship

  1.00 - 6.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  Supervised practical experience in the film industry. Must be approved by film faculty.
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• FILM 479F: Studies in Weimar Cinema

  3.00 Credits

  Carson-Newman University

  
  Not currently available
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