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Why Study Film?

Film is an approach to move beyond "watching" a film, and towards "seeing" a film.

Many films are just plain fun to watch. There are other films that are so carefully crafted, that almost every element is designed to communicate something unique to the viewer. There are several approaches we can take to discover those hidden gems. Often, a film's meaning or impact transcends its original design. Some films come to be considered art that defines an age or generation.
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Some Approaches to Studying Film

  1.  Film Analysis– breaks down film into its component parts to better understand how it works;
  2. Film History – provides an insight into the historical development of film;
  3. Film Theory – examines film from a range of theoretical perspectives
  4. Film Genre – addresses film in terms of typical elements of a type of film and how those conventions communicate.
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  • Media One
    • Communications Theory
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    • Shots, Scenes &Sequences
    • Two Column Script
    • Canva Media Projects
    • Speech & Vocal Techniques
    • Art of the Question -Legends Alive
    • Legends Alive Project
    • Adobe Premiere >
      • Audio Recording & Editing
    • Narrative Video
    • Video Story Telling
    • Vintage Video Project >
      • Blues, Soul and Gospel
      • Classical Music
      • Hip Hop & Rap
    • Micro Documentary
    • Hawk Tawk Intro Video #1
    • Podcasting 101
    • Lighting
    • Public Service Announcement
    • Stop Motion & Animation
    • Reporter for a Week
    • Advertising >
      • AGENCY - Adv Simulation
      • Advertising Resource Page
  • Web-App Media
  • Film History & Genre Study
    • Why Study Film?
    • 9/11
    • Film Analysis
    • Apocopypto
    • Slumdog Millionaire
    • Night of the Living Dead
    • The New World
    • Science Fiction >
      • We Are Not Alone
    • Dystopia
    • Hollywood Musicals
    • Crime
    • The American Western & Expanding West
    • Oh Brother Where Art Thou?
    • Let's Be Real
    • Parkland
    • The Patriot
    • Glory
    • Big Fish
    • Special Effects
    • Frame of Mind
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    • The First Amendment
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    • PBS Student Resource Labs
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  • Media 2 Resource Page
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