COM 450 Experimental Cinema: History and Theory

This course examines experimental, avant-garde cinema worldwide. It focuses on the theoretical, critical, historical, cultural and aesthetic basis of experimental and avant-garde films made by national and international directors. Students submit a series of written critical responses and complete a major project related to course material. May be counted in the humanities if not counted in the major.

Credits

4

Prerequisite

COM 232, COM 260 or COM 261, or consent of instructor.

Distribution

(A) (HFA) (IG) (W)

Offered

every other year.