List of Possible Films
Please note that not all films will be shown in their full capacity. Not all films will be shown. List is subject to change. List is in alphabetical, not chronological order. For a quarter by quarter list of films, CLICK HERE.
Film Studies Resources
Crash Course in Film History from PBS
YouTube Videos
#1 Early Film Discovery
#2 First Movie Cameras
#3 The All in One Camera Lumiere Brothers
#4 Georges Melies: Master of Illusion
#5 The Language of Film
#6 The First Feature Film
#7 German Expressionism
#8 Soviet Montage
#9 The Silent Era
#10 Breaking the Silence
#11 Golden Age of Hollywood
#12 Independent Cinema
#13 Home Video
#14 World Cinema Part 1
#15 World Cinema Part 2
#16 Documentary Films
Crash Course Film Production
#1 Screenplay
#2 Pitch and Pre-Production
#3 The Filmmakers Army
#4 Dissecting the Camera
#5 Sound Production
#6 Producers
#7 The Director
#8 The Cinematographer
#9 Designing the World of Film
#10 Grip and Electric
#11 Special Effects
#12 The Editor
#13 Marketing
#14 Film School
#15 Television Production
History of Film (50 Films Total)
#1 History of Title Credits
FILM STUDIES STANDARDS
1.0 To expand knowledge of the American film as an art form
2.0 To develop the ability to be comfortable in front of a lens and on-camera believability.
3.0 To recognize the impact of proper interpretation of the elements of film.
4.0 To apply methods of critical evaluation to viewing of the films
5.0 To evaluate recent productions of selected film from a performance perspective.
6.0 To develop an appreciation and understanding of film in relationship to self and community.
7.0 To analyze and evaluate dramatic film.
8.0 To expand the depth and scope of aesthetic judgment by experiencing films of diverse styles, modes, and genres.
9.0 To recognize the importance of respecting alternative textual interpretations and production decisions
10.0 To gain insight concerning discipline, knowledge, skills requisite for career preparation in film.