Schedules

FILM STUDIES COURSE SCHEDULE

Core courses for the major/minor are indicated by (*); other courses listed can be used to satisfy electives requirements. Variable Topic (VT) courses may be taken twice for credit, provided the class content is different each time.

Please see our degree requirements page for complete details.

Courses Within The Media Studies Department:

* MEDST  144: History of Cinema III: 1930 – 1970
Tuesday 5:30 pm – 9:20 pm; On-Line (Synchronous)
Noah Tsika

* MEDST 200: Principles of Sound and Image
On-Line (Asynchronous)
Julian Cornell

* MEDST 240: Styles of Cinema
Wednesday 1:40 pm – 4:30 pm; (In Person)
Ashley Marinaccio
Kiely Hall 315

MEDST 243-01: Introduction to Filmmaking
Thursday 9:10 am – 1:00 pm; (In-Person)
Zoe Beloff
King Hall 105

MEDST 243-02: Introduction to Filmmaking
Tuesday 9:10 am – 1:00 pm; (In-Person)
Madeline Hunt-Ehrlich
King Hall 105

MEDST 245-01:  Screenwriting
Monday 9:10 am – 12:05 pm; On-Line (Synchronous)
Leslie McCleave

MEDST 245-02:  Screenwriting
Wednesday  6.30 – 9.20 pm; On-Line (Synchronous)
Richard Vetere

MEDST 265:  Producing Independent Movies
Monday 1:40 pm – 5:30 pm; Hybrid (Synchronous)
Leslie McCleave
Kiely 315

MEDST 281-02:   Intermediate Studies in Media (VT): Introduction to Editing 
Tuesday 1:40 – 4:30; On-Line (Synchronous)
Andrea DeFelice

MEDST 281-04:   Intermediate Studies in Media (VT): Experimental Media
Monday 1:40 pm – 5:30 pm; (Hybrid)
Zoe Beloff

MEDST 314:  Directing
Wednesday 9:10 am – 1:00 pm; (In-Person)
Leslie McCleave
Kiely 323

MEDST 317: Advanced Post-Production
Thursday 1:40 – 4:30 pm, On-Line (Synchronous)
Andrea DeFelice

MEDST 341W: Film Theory
Thursday 6:30 – 7:30 pm, On-Line (Synchronous)
Brandon Arroyo

MEDST 342W:  Film Genres (VT): Disaster Movies
Monday 9:10 am – 12:05 pm; (In-Person)
Julian Cornell
Kiely Hall 321

MEDST  343W: Non-Fiction Forms
Wednesday 9:10 am – 12:05 pm; (In-Person)
Ashley Marinaccio
Kiely Hall 321

MEDST  344W: National Cinemas
Tuesday 1:40 – 4:30 pm; (In-Person)
Noah Tsika
Kiely Hall TBA

MEDST  346W: African-Americans in American Film and Television
Thursday 1:40 – 5:30 pm; (In-Person)
Roopali Mukherjee
Kiely Hall TBA

Courses In Other Departments:

Middle Eastern Studies

MES 240: Images of the Middle East:1001 Nights in World Literature and Film
Monday & Wednesday 5:00 pm – 6:15 pm; (In-Person)
Rebecca Taleghani
Room TBA

Philosophy

PHIL 105:  Film Philosophy & Politics
Monday & Wednesday 9:15 am – 10:30 am; (In-Person)
Alexia Papijiotis
Kiely Hall 317

Courses Within The Media Studies Department:

January Winter Term Runs January 3rd through January 24th

MEDST 265: Producing Independent Movies
On Line Course (Asynchronous)
Leslie McCleave

MEDST 342:  Film Genres (VT): Science Fiction Films
On Line Course (Asynchronous)
Julian Cornell

FILM STUDIES COURSE SCHEDULE

Core courses for the major/minor are indicated by (*); other courses listed can be used to satisfy electives requirements. Variable Topic (VT) courses may be taken twice for credit, provided the class content is different each time.

Please see our degree requirements page for complete details.

Courses Within The Media Studies Department:

* MEDST  146: History of Cinema III: 1970 – Present
On-Line (Asynchronous)
Amy Herzog

* MEDST 200: Principles of Sound and Image
On-Line (Asynchronous)
Julian Cornell

* MEDST 240: Styles of Cinema
On-Line (Asynchronous)
Alexander Davis

MEDST 243: Introduction to Filmmaking
On-Line (Asynchronous)
Madeline Hunt-Ehrlich

Thursday 9:10 am – 11:00 am, On-Line (Synchronous)
Zoe Beloff

MEDST 245:  Screenwriting
Wednesday  6.30 – 9.20 pm, On-Line (Synchronous)
Richard Vetere

MEDST 281-01:   Intermediate Studies in Media (VT): Introduction to Editing 
Tuesday 1:40 – 4:30, On-Line (Synchronous)
Andrea DeFelice

MEDST 281-02:   Intermediate Studies in Media (VT): Script Analysis
On-Line (Asynchronous)
Leslie McCleave

Whether you are a writer, a director, or a producer, an understanding of story structure and dramatic principles is essential. In-depth analysis of a screenplay’s storyline, characters, dialogue, images, and theme reveals a wide range of narrative techniques and storytelling styles, from Hollywood to independent and everything in between. Students read screenplays and view selected films on-line and analyze the scripts, learning how essential information is conveyed, how story elements are communicated through visual means, how dramatic momentum is built with cause and effect, and what makes a character credible and complex. Students end the term with the ability to analyze film scripts of varying styles and lengths and apply that knowledge to their own screenwriting.

MEDST 281-03:   Intermediate Studies in Media (VT): Writing the Short Screenplay
On-Line (Asynchronous)
Leslie McCleave

The short film is an art form of its own, often dominating film and video festivals.
This workshop is devoted solely to crafting short screenplays which could be produced in an advanced production course or independently. Students are introduced to the techniques of screenwriting with an emphasis on dramatic structure, visual language and character development. Then we focus on craft issues unique to short screenplay writing — what types of stories, characters, premises, resolutions, are best suited to short films? Students complete a short narrative screenplay as well as various exercises designed to enhance understanding of the craft of screenwriting. We will also examine the practical production challenges involved with bringing a short script to the screen.​

MEDST 317: Advanced Post-Production
Thursday 1:40 – 4:30 pm, On-Line (Synchronous)
Andrea DeFelice

MEDST 342W:  Film Genres (VT): Children’s Films
On-Line (Asynchronous)
Julian Cornell

MEDST 342:  Film Genres (VT): Comedy
On-Line (Asynchronous)
Sara Hinojos

MEDST  343W: Non-Fiction Forms
Tuesday 4:00 pm – 5 pm On-Line (Hybrid)
J.V. Fuqua

Courses In Other Departments:

Comparative Literature

CMLIT 241: Jean-Luc Godard and the Algerian War of Independence in Cinema. 
Tuesday & Thursday 10:45 am – 12:00 pm On-Line (Synchronous)
Andrea Khalil

Middle Eastern Studies

MES 240: Images of the Middle East:1001 Nights in World Literature and Film
Monday & Wednesday 10:45 am – 12:00 pm On-Line (Synchronous)
Rebecca Taleghani

Summer  2021  

Film Studies Course Schedule

Core courses for the major/minor are indicated by (*); other courses listed can be used to satisfy electives requirements. Variable Topic (VT) courses may be taken twice for credit, provided the class content is different each time.

Please see our degree requirements page for complete details.

Summer 1 Short: Monday, June 7th – Wednesday June 30th

Courses Within The Media Studies Department:

MEDST 344: National Cinemas (VT): Scandinavian Film
(On-Line, Asynchronous)
Julian Cornell

Summer 1 Long: Monday, June 7th – Monday, August 16th

MEDST 341W: Film Theory
(On-Line, Asynchronous)
Noah Tsika

Summer 2 Short: Monday, July 6th – Tuesday July 29th

MEDST 281:  Intermediate Studies in Media (VT): Introduction To Digital Editing
(On-Line, Synchronous)
Andrea DeFelice

Summer 2 Long: Monday, July 6th – Monday, August 16th

MEDST 144:  History of Cinema II (1930-1970)
(On-Line, Asynchronous)
Staff

MEDST 342W: Film Genres (VT): Superhero Cinema
(On-Line, Asynchronous)
Julian Cornell

Courses Within The Media Studies Department:

January Winter Term Runs January 4th through January 25th

MEDST 225: Ethnicity in American Media
On Line Course (Asynchronous)
Sara Hinojos

MEDST 342:  Film Genres (VT): Science Fiction Films
On Line Course (Asynchronous)
Julian Cornell

MEDST 345:   Great Directors (VT): Martin Scorsese
On Line Course (Asynchronous)
Noah Tsika

FILM STUDIES COURSE SCHEDULE

Core courses for the major/minor are indicated by (*); other courses listed can be used to satisfy electives requirements. Variable Topic (VT) courses may be taken twice for credit, provided the class content is different each time.

Please see our degree requirements page for complete details.

Courses Within The Media Studies Department:

* MEDST  143: History of Cinema III: 1895 – 1930
On-Line
Noah Tsika

Thursday 6:30 – 9:20 pm ***(CANCELED)***
Kiely 264
Alexander Davis

* MEDST 200: Principles of Sound and Image
On-Line
Julian Cornell

MEDST 225:  Ethnicity in American Film and Television
On-Line
Sara Hinojos

* MEDST 240: Styles of Cinema
Thursday  1.40 – 5:30 pm (On-Line)
Jonathan Buchsbaum

MEDST 243: Introduction to Filmmaking
Tuesday 9:10 am – 1:00 pm
King Hall 105
Madeline Hunt-Ehrlich

Thursday 9:10 am – 1:00 pm (On-Line)
Zoe Beloff

MEDST 245:  Screenwriting
Wednesday  6.30 – 9.20 pm (On-Line)
Richard Vetere

MEDST 246:  The Art of Adaptation: The Short Film ***(CANCELED***
On-Line
Leslie McCleave

MEDST 265:  Producing Independent Movies
On-Line
Leslie McCleave

MEDST 281:   Intermediate Studies in Media (VT): Script Analysis
On-Line
Leslie McCleave

MEDST 310: Documentary Filmmaking ***(CANCELED)***
Wednesday 9:10 am – 1:00 pm
King Hall 105
Madeline Hunt-Ehrlich

MEDST 317: Advanced Digital Editing
Thursday 1:40 – 4:30 pm
I Building 201
Andrea DeFelice

MEDST 342W:  Film Genres (VT): Film Noir
On-Line
Julian Cornell

MEDST  343W: Non-Fiction Forms
On-Line
Noah Tsika

Courses In Other Departments:

Comparative Literature

CMLIT 241: Literature and The Movies: Jean-Luc Godard and the Algerian War of Independence in Cinema. (Hybrid Course) 
Tuesday & Thursday 10:45 am – 12:00 pm
Queens Hall 010
Andrea Khalil

Asian Language and Cultures

JPNS 254: Japanese Cinema (Hybrid Course)
Friday 1:40 – 2:55 pm
Queens Hall 270F
Nan Hartman

European Languages & Literatures

FREN250W: French And Francophone Cinemas
Tuesday & Thursday 4:00 – 5:50 p.m.
Location Queens Hall 245B
Royal Brown

History

HIST 370: Film and History (VT): Babylon and Berlin
On-Line
Julia Sneeringer

Political Science

PSCI 228: American Politics and Film
On-Line
Michael Krasner

SPRING  2020  FILM STUDIES COURSE SCHEDULE

Core courses for the major/minor are indicated by (*); other courses listed can be used to satisfy electives requirements. Variable Topic (VT) courses may be taken twice for credit, provided the class content is different each time.

Please see our degree requirements page for complete details.

Courses Within The Media Studies Department:

* MEDST  144: History of Cinema III: 1930 – 1970
Thursday 5:30 – 9:20 pm
Kiely 264
Noah Tsika

* MEDST 200: Principles of Sound and Image
Monday 9:10 am – 12:05 pm
Kiely Hall 264
Julian Cornell

MEDST 225:  Ethnicity in American Film and Television
Friday  12:30 – 3:20 pm
Kiely Hall 321
Michael Lacy

* MEDST 240: Styles of Cinema
Thursday  1.40 – 5:30 pm
Kiely Hall 264
Jonathan Buchsbaum

MEDST 243: Digital Video Production Field
Thursday 9.10 am – 1:00 pm
King Hall 105
Zoe Beloff

MEDST 244: 16MM Film Production
Friday 10:15 am – 1:50 pm
King Hall 105
Zoe Beloff

MEDST 245:  Screenwriting
Wednesday  6.30 – 9.20 pm
Kiely Hall 431
Richard Vetere

MEDST 281:   Intermediate Studies in Media (VT): Introduction To Editing
Thursday 1:40 – 4:30 pm
I Building 201
Andrea DeFelice

*MEDST 341W: Theory of Film
Monday 1:40 – 5:30 pm
Kiely Hall 315
Noah Tsika

MEDST 342W:  Film Genres (VT): Disaster Movies
Friday 9:10 am – 12: 05 pm
Kiely Hall 315
Julian Cornell

MEDST 381W:   Advanced Studies in Media (VT): Political Film
Wednesday 1:40 – 5:30 pm
Kiely Hall 315
Jonathan Buchsbaum

Courses In Other Departments:

Asian Language and Cultures

EAST 162: Introduction to Korean Cinema (Hybrid Course)
Monday and Wednesday 5:00 – 6:50 pm
Queens Hall 345C
Namhee Han

EAST 253: Contemporary Chinese Film (Hybrid Course)
Thursday 5:00 – 7:50 pm
Queens Hall 265H
Jia Xuan Zhang

Comparative Literature

CMLIT 241: Literature and The Movies

Tuesday & Thursday 10:45 am – 12:00 pm
Queens Hall 010
Andrea Khalil

European Languages and Literatures

GRK 250: Modern Greek Film and Media (Hybrid Course)
Tuesday 1:40 – 5:30 pm
Queens Hall 181
Gerasimus Katsan

ITAL 250W: Italian Cinema (Hybrid Course)
Thursday 1:40 – 5:30 pm
Queens Hall 181
Eugenia Paulicelli

Hispanic Languages & Literatures

SPAN 47: Hispanic Film In English Translation
Tuesday 1:40 – 4:30 pm
Queens Hall 006
Nora Glickman

Middle Eastern Studies

MES 240: Images of the Middle East
Tuesday & Thursday 5:00 – 6:15 pm
Queens Hall 270F
Rebecca Taleghani

Summer  2020  

Film Studies Course Schedule

Core courses for the major/minor are indicated by (*); other courses listed can be used to satisfy electives requirements. Variable Topic (VT) courses may be taken twice for credit, provided the class content is different each time.

Please see our degree requirements page for complete details.

Summer 1 Short: Monday, June 1st – Wednesday June 24th

Courses Within The Media Studies Department:

MEDST 245:  Screenwriting
(On-Line):
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday  5.30 – 9.20 pm (On-Line)
Richard Vetere

MEDST 342:  Film Genres (VT): Musicals
(On-Line)
Sylvie Vitaglione

MEDST 344: National Cinemas (VT): Scandinavian Film
(On-Line)
Julian Cornell

Summer 1 Long: Monday, June 1st – Thursday, August 6th

MEDST 144: History of Cinema II (1930- 1970)
(On-Line)
Alexander Davis

MEDST 341W: Film Theory
(On-Line)
Sylvie Vitaglione

Summer 2 Short: Monday, June 29th – Wednesday July 22nd

MEDST 345: Great Directors (VT): Akira Kurosawa
(On-Line)
Noah Tsika

MEDST 381W:  Advanced Studies in Media (VT): Architecture and Cities in Cinema
(On-Line)
Sylvie Vitaglione

Summer 2 Long: Monday, June 29th – Thursday, August 6th

MEDST 143:  History of Cinema I (1895- 1930)
(On-Line)
Alexander Davis

MEDST 342W: Film Genres (VT): Superhero Cinema
(On-Line)
Julian Cornell

MEDST 381W:  Advanced Studies in Media (VT): Rock and Roll Films
(On-Line)
Thomas Grochowski

Courses Within The Media Studies Department:

January Winter Term Runs January 2nd through January 23rd

MEDST 245: Screenwriting
Hybrid Course
Monday – Friday 4:30 – 7:43 pm
Richard Vetere

MEDST 342:  Film Genres (VT): Science Fiction Films
On-Line Course
Julian Cornell

MEDST 345:   Great Directors (VT): Roberto Rossellini
On-Line Course
Noah Tsika

Fall  2019  FILM STUDIES COURSE SCHEDULE

Core courses for the major/minor are indicated by (*); other courses listed can be used to satisfy electives requirements. Variable Topic (VT) courses may be taken twice for credit, provided the class content is different each time.

Please see our degree requirements page for complete details.

Courses Within The Media Studies Department:

* MEDST  144: History of Cinema II: 1930 – 1970
Thursday 5:30 – 9:20 pm
Kiely 264
Noah Tsika

* MEDST 200: Principles of Sound and Image
Thursday 10:05- 1pm
Kiely Hall 264
Julian Cornell

MEDST 225:  Ethnicity in American Film and Television
Friday  12:30 – 3:20 pm
Kiely Hall 321
Michael Lacy

* MEDST 240: Styles of Cinema
Wednesday  1.40 – 2:55 pm
G Building &

Wednesday  3:05 – 5:30 pm
Kiely Hall 264
Jonathan Buchsbaum

MEDST 243: Digital Video Production Field
Tuesday 9:10 am – 1:00 pm
King Hall 105
Madeline Hunt-Erlich

MEDST 243: Digital Video Production Field
Thursday 9.10 am – 1:00 pm
King Hall 105
Zoe Beloff

MEDST 245:  Screenwriting
Wednesday  6.30 – 9.20 pm
Kiely Hall 431
Richard Vetere

MEDST 263:  The American Film Industry
Tuesday  6:30 – 9:20 pm
Kiely Hall 321
Juan Monroy

MEDST 247/281: Intermediate Studies in Media (VT): Introduction to Digital Editing
Tuesday  6:30 – 9:20 pm
I-Building 201
Andrea DeFelice

MEDST 310: Advanced Video Production (Documentary Filmmaking)
Wednesday  9:10 am – 1:00 pm
King Hall 105
Madeline Hunt-Erlich

*MEDST 341W: Theory of Film
Tuesday 9:10 am – 12:05 pm
Kiely Hall 427
Alexander Davis

MEDST 342W:  Film Genres (VT): Animation
Wednesday 9:10 am – 12: 05 pm
Kiely Hall 315
Julian Cornell

MEDST 344W:   National Cinemas (VT):West Africa
Monday 1:40 – 5:30 pm
Kiely Hall 321
Noah Tsika

Courses In Other Departments:

Comparative Literature

CMLIT 241: Literature and The Movies
Tuesday & Thursday 12:15 – 1:30 pm
Queens Hall 270F
Rebecca Taleghani

Asian Language and Cultures

JPNS 254: Japanese Cinema (Hybrid Course)
Friday 1:40 – 2:55 pm
Queens Hall 270F
Nan Hartman

European Languages & Literatures

FREN250W: French And Francophone Cinemas
Monday & Wednesday 1:40 – 3:30 pm
Queens Hall 350F
Royal Brown

History

HIST 370: Film and History (VT)
Thursday 3:10 – 6:00 pm
Powdermaker Hall 157
Bobby Wintermute

Political Science

PSCI 228: American Politics and Film
Tuesday & Thursday 12:15 – 1:30 pm
Powdermaker Hall 204
Michael Krasner

Spring  2019  FILM STUDIES COURSE SCHEDULE

Core courses for the major/minor are indicated by (*); other courses listed can be used to satisfy electives requirements. Variable Topic (VT) courses may be taken twice for credit, provided the class content is different each time.

Please see our degree requirements page for complete details.

Courses Within The Media Studies Department:

* MEDST  146: History of Cinema III: 1970 – Present
Thursday 5:30 – 9:20 pm
Kiely 264
Noah Tsika

* MEDST 200: Principles of Sound and Image
Monday 9:10 am – 12:05 pm
Kiely Hall 264
Julian Cornell

MEDST 225:  Ethnicity in American Film and Television
Friday  12:30 – 3:20 pm
Kiely Hall 321
Michael Lacy

* MEDST 240: Styles of Cinema
Thursday  1.40 – 5:30 pm
Kiely Hall 264
Jonathan Buchsbaum

MEDST 243: Digital Video Production Field
Thursday 9.10 am – 1:00 pm
King Hall 105
Zoe Beloff

MEDST 244: 16MM Film Production
Friday 10:15 am – 1:50 pm
King Hall 105
Zoe Beloff

MEDST 245:  Screenwriting
Wednesday  6.30 – 9.20 pm
Kiely Hall 431
Richard Vetere

MEDST 317:  Advanced Video Editing
Thursday  1:40 – 4:30 pm
I-Building 201
Andrea DeFelice

*MEDST 341W: Theory of Film
Monday 1:40 – 5:30 pm
Kiely Hall 315
Noah Tsika

MEDST 342W:  Film Genres (VT): Horror Films
Friday 9:10 am – 12: 05 pm
Kiely Hall 315
Julian Cornell

MEDST 344W:   National Cinemas (VT): France
Wednesday 1:40 – 5:30 pm
Kiely Hall 315
Jonathan Buchsbaum

MEDST 381:   Advanced Studies in Media (VT): Contemporary Feminist Filmmakers
Wednesday 5:30 – 9:20 pm
King Hall 105
Alexander Davis

Courses In Other Departments:

Comparative Literature

CMLIT 241: Literature and The Movies

Tuesday & Thursday 10:45 am – 12:0 pm
Queens Hall 322
Rebecca Taleghani

Tuesday & Thursday 12:15 – 1:30 pm
Queens Hall 270A
Rebecca Taleghani

Asian Language and Cultures

JPNS 254: Japanese Cinema (Hybrid Course)
Friday 3:10 – 4:30 pm
Queens Hall 264H
Keiko Miyajima

Hispanic Languages & Literatures

SPAN 47: Hispanic Film In English Translation
Monday & Wednesday 1:40 – 3:30 pm
Queens Hall 315
Alvaro Fernandez

Courses Within The Media Studies Department:

January Winter Term Runs January 2nd through January 24th

MEDST 342:  Film Genres (VT): Science Fiction Films
On-Line Course
Julian Cornell

MEDST 345:   Great Directors (VT)
On-Line Course
Noah Tsika

Spring  2018 FILM STUDIES COURSE SCHEDULE

Core courses for the major/minor are indicated by (*). Please see our degree requirements page for complete details.

MEDST 144: History of Cinema II: 1930 – 1970
Tuesday 9.10-12.05PM
Kiely 264
Sylvie Vitaglione

* MEDST 200: Principles of Sound and Image
Monday and Wednesday 10:45-12.05pm
Kiely Hall 264
Julian Cornell

* MEDST 240: Styles of Cinema
Wednesday  1.40-5.30PM
Kiely 246
Jonathan Buchsbaum

MEDST 381W: Advanced Studies in Media: Political Filmmaking
Tuesday  4.30-8.20PM
Kiely 315
Jonathan Buchsbaum

MEDST 243: Digital Video Production Field
Thursday 1.40-4.30PM
King 105
Andrea deFelice

MEDST 244: Digital Cinematography
Friday 10.15-1.50PM
King 105
Zoe Beloff

MEDST 245: Screenwriting
Wedesday 6:30-9:20PM
King 105
Richard Vetere

*MEDST 341W: Theory of Film
Friday 9.10-12.0PM
Kiely Hall 315
Julian Cornell

MEDST 342W: Genre Film – Dance Films
Tuesday 1.40-4.30PM
Kiely Hall 264
Sylvie Vitaglione

RUSSIAN 244 Russian and East European Film and Media
Thursdays 1:40-5:30 PM
Queens Hall 245B

HIST 390W Film Aesthetics and History
Monday 1:40-4:30
Kiely 417
Prof. Conolly Smith

Courses Within The Media Studies Department:

January Winter Term Runs January 2nd through January 24th

MEDST 342:  Film Genres (VT): Science Fiction Films
On-Line Course
Julian Cornell

MEDST 345:   Great Directors (VT)
On-Line Course
Noah Tsika

Fall  2017 FILM STUDIES COURSE SCHEDULE

Core courses for the major/minor are indicated by (*). Please see our degree requirements page for complete details.

* MEDST  143: History of Cinema I: 1930 – 1970
Tuesday 9.10-12.05
Kiely 264
Sylvie Vitaglione

* MEDST 200: Principles of Sound and Image
Thursday 10:05- 1pm
Kiely Hall 264
Julian Cornell

* MEDST 240: Styles of Cinema
Tuesday  1.40-4.30PM
Kiely Hall 264
Sylvie Vitaglione

MEDST 243: Digital Video Production Field
Thursday 1.40-4.30PM
King Hall 105
Andrea DeFelice

*MEDST 341W: Theory of Film
Monday 9:10-noon
Kiely Hall 315
Vitaglione

MEDST 344W:   National Cinemas (VT):France
Wednesday 1.40-5.30pm
TBA
Jonathan Buchsbaum

MEDST 344W:   National Cinemas (VT):West Africa
Monday  1.40-5.30PM
TBA
Noah Tsika

MEDST 343W: Non Fiction Forms
Tuesday 1.40 – 5.30 PM
Kiely 321
Joy Fuqua

MEDST 346W: African Americans in American Film and TV
Wednesday 1.40 – 5.30 PM
KG 105
Roopali Mukherjee

Hist 370: Women in Hollywood on and off the Screen
Tuesday  4.30-7.20 PM
Kiely 431
David Kram

Hist 370: The Irish in Film
Thursday  3.10 -5.50 PM
Rathaus 205
David Kram

Grkmd 250: Modern Greek Film and Media
Monday  1.40 PM – 5.30PM
Queens Hall 245B
TBA

Spring  2017 FILM STUDIES COURSE SCHEDULE

Core courses for the major/minor are indicated by (*). Please see our degree requirements page for complete details.

* MEDST  144: History of Cinema II: 1930 – 1970
Monday  1:40-5:30 PM
Kiely 264
Noah Tsika

MEDST 146: History of Cinema III: 1930 – 1970
Thursday 9.10-12.05PM
Kiely 264
Vitaglione

* MEDST 200: Principles of Sound and Image
Monday and Wednesday 10:05-11.55am
Kiely Hall 264
Julian Cornell

* MEDST 240: Styles of Cinema
Tuesday  1.40-5.30PM
Kiely 315
Sylvie Vitaglione

MEDST 243: Digital Video Production Field
Thursday 9.10-1PM
King 105
Andrea de Felice

MEDST 245: Screenwriting
Wedesday 6:30-9:20PM
King 105
Richard Vetere

*MEDST 341W: Theory of Film
Thursday 1:40-4:30pm
Kiely Hall 315
Kapse

PSYCH 281 Psychology in the Movies
Thursdays 12pm – 250pm
(Prerequisite: PSYCH 101)

Hist 392W (02) 11418 – Slavery and Hollywood
Tuesdays, 3:10-5:50
PH 231
Deirdre Cooper Owens
NOTE: The course is normally open only to History majors.  Students should contact Alex Vickery, the History Dept administrator, to enroll them manually and override the CF veto.  His email is alex.vickery@qc.cuny.edu, or, the History Dept extension is 7-5350.

Courses Within The Media Studies Department:

January Winter Term Runs January 3rd through January 25th

MEDST 342:  Film Genres (VT): Science Fiction Films
On-Line Course
Julian Cornell

MEDST 345:   Great Directors (VT)
On-Line Course
Noah Tsika

Fall  2016 FILM STUDIES COURSE SCHEDULE

Core courses for the major/minor are indicated by (*). Please see our degree requirements page for complete details.

* MEDST  143: History of Cinema I: 1930 – 1970
Monday  1:40-5:30 PM
Kiely 264
Anupama Kapse

* MEDST 200: Principles of Sound and Image
Tuesday and Thursday 10:05-11.55am
Kiely Hall 264
Jonathan Buchsbaum

* MEDST 240: Styles of Cinema
Monday  1.40-5.30PM
King Hall 105
Vitaglione

MEDST 243: Digital Video Production Field
Tuesday 1.40-5.30PM
TBA
Andrea DeFelice

*MEDST 341W: Theory of Film
Monday 9:10-noon
Kiely Hall 315
Vitaglione

MEDST 342:   Genre(VT):Disaster Movies
Wednesday 9:10-noon
Kiely Hall 321
Julian Cornell

MEDST 344W:   National Cinemas (VT):West Africa
Monday  1.40-5.30PM
Kiely Hall 321
Noah Tsika

Fr 250:French Cinema
Thursdays, 1:40-5:30 PM
TBA
Royal Brown

MEDST 343W: Non Fiction Forms
Tuesday 5:30-9:20 PM
Kiely 321
Joy Fuqua

FALL 2015 FILM STUDIES COURSE SCHEDULE

Core courses for the major/minor are indicated by (*). Please see our degree requirements page for complete details.

* MEDST  143: History of Cinema I: through 1930
Tuesday  12.30-4.20 PM
Kiely 264
Anupama Kapse

MEDST 146: History of Cinema II: 1930 – 1970
Thursday 1:40-5:30PM
Kiely 264
Ellen Scott

* MEDST 200: Principles of Sound and Image
Monday and Wednesday 10:05AM – 11:55AM
Kiely Hall 264
Leslie McCleave

* MEDST 200: Principles of Sound and Image
TBA
TBA Evening
TBA

* MEDST 240: Styles of Cinema
Tuesday 9:10AM – 12:00PM
Queens Hall 265H
Julian Cornell

* MEDST 240: Styles of Cinema
Tuesday/Thursday 1.40-?pm
Kiely Hall 244
“Images of the Middle East”
Andrea Kalil

MEDST 243: Digital Video Production Field
Thursday 9.10-1PM
King 105
Zoe Beloff

MEDST 243: Advanced Field Production
Monday/Wednesday 1.40-3.30pm
King 105
Leslie McLeave

MEDST 245: Screenwriting
Wed 6:30-9:20PM
King 105
Richard Vetere

MEDST 265: Producing Independent Media
Tues 1:40-4:30
King 105
Susan MacMillan

MEDST 342W:   Special Topics in Genre: Animation
Wednesday 9.10-12.55pm
King 105
Julian Cornell

*MEDST 341W: Theory of Film
Wednesday 1.40-4.30pm
Kiely Hall 315
Anupama Kapse

MEDST 344W:   Special Topics in National Cinemas: West African Cinema
Thursday 1.40-5.30PM
Kiely Hall 315
Noah Tsika

MEDST 343W:   Non Fiction Forms
Tuesday 1.40-5.30PM
Kiely Hall 315
Joy Fuqua

MEDST 346W: African Americans in American Film & Television
Monday  9.10-1PM
Kiely Hall 315
Roopali Mukerjee

FR 250: French Cinema
Thursday 1.40-5.30pm
King 208
Royal Brown

SPAN 47 – HIspanic Film in English Translation
Tu/Th 12.15-1.30PM
Kiely Hall 319
Álvaro Fernández