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IMPORTANT: Only some readings are applicable to this semester's course. Please see the homework schedule. Reading 1: Introduction--Why Study Film? Reading 2:
Hollywood and the Age of Transnational Multi-Media Conglomerates Reading 3:
The Communal Instinct (The Social Dimension of Hollywood) Reading 4: The Culture of Deception (The Film Star and Fake Celebrity) Reading 5: Multiculturalism and Hollywood (and U.S. Imperialism) Reading 6: Hollywood and the War on Terror (the Politics of Cinema) Reading 7: Western Colonialism and Africa (Foundational Knowledge) Reading 8: Learning to be White (Race and Cinema) Reading 8(a): Being Black in Nazi Germany (Background on Where Hands Touch) Reading 9: Packet of Reviews (of Select Films) Reading 10: Packet of Instructor Notes on Cinema Reading 11: Packet of Instructor Notes on Select Films Reading 12: Film Glossary Reading
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Cinematic Techniques Reading 14: The Film Industry Reading 16:
Social Aspects of Film Production Reading 18: Mise en scene Reading 19: Technology: Image and Sound Reading 20: Types of Camera Shots in Films Reading 21:
Why do Cuts Work (film editing/ montage) Reading 22: Montage Reading 22(a): Montage in Spike Lee's Films Reading 23: The ProducerReading 24: The Location Manager Reading 25: The Indie Film Reading 26: The Film Composer Reading 27: Production Designer Reading 28: Verisimilitude (Cinematic Realism) Reading 29: Production Values Reading 30: Introduction to Film Editing Reading 31: Lighting in Film Reading 32:
Marketing of Films (Economics of Cinema) Reading 34: Sound: Film Music Reading 35: The Storyboard Reading 36: The Casting Director Reading 37: Film Title Design Reading 38: Stereotypes in Cinema
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