Film Studies is an
interdisciplinary minor that focuses on the history, theory, and
criticism of cinema. Special attention is also paid to the study of
individual films as important and highly influential works of art, as
complex and contested cultural artifacts, and as products of an
ever-changing technology circulating within an increasingly globalized
marketplace. The Film Studies minor is open to all College of
Charleston students in any undergraduate degree program.
Film
Studies
combines the minor's core courses offered by the Department of English
with courses offered in a wide variety of disciplines within the School
of Humanities and Social Sciences, the School of the Arts, and the
School of Languages,
Cultures, and World Affairs. The framework of the minor involves three
clusters of courses, each with a different curricular emphasis.
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more detailed information about the Film Studies curriulum
Affiliated Faculty John Bruns Assistant
Professor and Director of the Film Studies Program, Department of
English
Frank Cossa Professor, Department of Art History
Giovanna De Luca Associate Professor, Department of French,
Francophone, and Italian Studies
Celeste Lacroix Associate Professor, Department of Communication
David Moscowitz Assistant Professor, Department of Communication Nancy Nenno Associate
Professor, Department of German and Slavic Studies Richard Nunan
Professor, Department of Philosophy
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Stay tuned for news about the 5th
Annual Student Film Festival. You can view the winning films of last
year's festival here.
