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Learning to Look at Film
Categories
Film/Media Studies, Learning To Look
Course Info
An introduction to film studies and how to watch movies with a critical eye
This course is designed to help you see movies differently.
In this introductory, ‘Learning to Look’ mini-course, we will develop and practice the basic vocabulary and critical observation skills required to do a film analysis.
Your experience and prior knowledge provide the perfect base for a deeper exploration of the magic behind the movies and how to watch films with a critical eye.
Course Curriculum
Course Introduction
Learning to Look at Film
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How and Why to do a Film Analysis
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How far is too far? How to avoid overanalysis
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Getting Started: My Film Analysis Toolkit
Course Wrap-Up
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Goodbye from Green Stripe!
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LevelBeginner
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Duration2 hours
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Last UpdatedNovember 6, 2024
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Enrollment validityEnrollment validity: Lifetime
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Who Is This Course For
- This step-by-step introductory 'Learning to Look’ mini-course is designed for beginner-level adult learners. No prior knowledge or experience required.
- However, it will benefit anyone with an interest in movies, film, or cinema or educators needing training in film studies.
- It is strongly recommended you take this course before our other courses in film/media studies.
Requirements
- We do not meet at a specific time. This course is entirely online, asynchronous, and self-paced.
- To receive a Certificate of Completion for PD/CEU credit hours, you must complete at least 80% of the course and all activities, quizzes, and coursework.
Material Includes
- The course includes downloadable, reusable, step-by-step guides, worksheets, and curated resources so you can get the most out of the course and watching movies on your own.