The Practice of Film Theory

The Practice Film Theory is a survey of the aesthetic, cultural, and social ‘isms’ of the 20th century. Students learn about modern movements as represented through media theory. Putting theory into practice, students create weekly media projects that reflect and demonstrate ideologies and theoretical movements in creative ways. Students expand their filmmaking skills as they are rehired to use unique aesthetic techniques and approaches with these projects. Prerequisites: MEDA 111 or 113, and 3 credit hours in MEDA 3XX