In this assignment, you will summarize and evaluate one film from each of the following modules:
In this assignment, you will create a shot analysis using a sequence from a film from one of the following modules:
In this assignment, you will draft a formal analysis using a sequence from a film from one of the following modules:
In this assignment, you'll learn the difference between primary and secondary sources, and you'll also learn how to quickly find each for movies.
In this assignment, you'll begin brainstorming about how we can analyze a film on three dimensions: as a representation of cultural identity, as operating in the mode of specific genres, and as an artifact of the social history of a time and place.
In this assignment, you'll learn how to begin to outline and organize your ideas so that you can write your Final Research and Analysis essay on a film in my "History of Film: Films for Research and Analysis Essay" list on Letterboxd.
In this assignment, you'll learn how to write a thesis sentence for your essay and a topic sentence for each of your paragraphs that you will use for your Final Research and Analysis on a film in my "History of Film: Films for Research and Analysis Essay" list on Letterboxd.
This capstone assignment will build on the assignments you've done throughout the semester. In this assignment, you will write a research and analysis essay that covers the style and cultural meaning of a film in my "History of Film: Films for Research and Analysis Essay" list on Letterboxd.