Program Overview
CINE 200 - Introduction to Canadian Cinema History and aesthetics of Canadian cinema. CINE 240 - Media Industries Overview of today's film and media industries, and of the concepts governing their practices. CINE 220 - Hollywood Cinema 1930-1960 Analysis of the aesthetics, economics, history and technological characteristics of the Classical Hollywood period. CINE 331 - Studies in Film Theory A seminar introducing the many theoretical approaches to film: formalist, historical, Marxist, psychoanalytic, semiotic, and structuralist. CINE 300 - Cult Cinema CINE 334 - Seminar in Documentary An analysis of the representational strategies and ethics of the form. CINE 336 - Seminar in European Cinema Topics may include a study of a European national cinema. CINE 340 - Media Audiences Overview of approaches for studying audiences and receptions of film and contemporary media. CINE 445 - Majors and Honours Seminar CINE 430 - Studies in Auteurism A seminar examining the work of one or more directors, such as John Ford, Francois Truffaut, Denys Arcand, Margarethe Von Trotta, or of a screenwriter over many films. CINE 432 - Seminar in Motion Picture Forms Animation, experimental, and/or multimedia. CINE 436 - Seminar in American Cinema Since 1960 Topics may include an analysis of a specific period. Follow this program Follow on Facebook Follow on Instagram Follow on YouTube Your future
Key Program Features
- Co-op available; Honours option available; Campus: Cinema Studies on UBC's Vancouver; Faculty: Faculty of Arts
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About University of British Columbia
University of British Columbia
Vancouver, Canada
public research university in British Columbia, Canada
University Profile- Start Date September
- Language English
- Duration 4 yrs
