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Film and Media Studies Program

Film and Media Studies offers an interdisciplinary academic program that provides students the opportunity to explore the history and theory of film, television, print, radio, and other media as aesthetic and cultural practices and forms. The program develops critical and analytical skills and integrates creative work, as is key to an education in the humanities.

More information is available at the Film and Media Studies Program website:  /as/film-media-studies/index.php

Programs and Course Descriptions 

Programs

• Film and Media Studies (BA in Interdisciplinary Studies)
• Film and Media Studies, Minor

Courses

• FMST 100 - Big Ideas in Film and Media Studies
• FMST 150 - First-Year Seminar
• FMST 220 - Introductory Topics in FMST
• FMST 221 - Fake News: Media, Mistrust, and Misinformation
• FMST 250 - Introduction to Film and Media Studies
• FMST 302 - Theories of Film & Media
• FMST 310 - World Cinema before Television
• FMST 311 - World Cinema after TV
• FMST 315 - Topics in Media History
• FMST 330 - Topics in Global Media
• FMST 330A - Unfinished Business: Trauma on the Haunted Screen.
• FMST 330B - The Holocaust in Representation: Trauma in History, Literature, and Film
• FMST 330C - Darwin’s Dangerous Idea and Life
• FMST 330D - Film, Anime, Video Games
• FMST 350 - History of Documentary
• FMST 351 - Special Topics in FMST
• FMST 370 - Introduction to Production
• FMST 371 - Topics in Media Practice
• FMST 371A - Screenwriting
• FMST 371B - Portfolio Production
• FMST 372 - Advanced Production
• FMST 372A - Advanced Documentary Production
• FMST 372B - Editing Theory and Practice
• FMST 372C - Video Production Workshop
• FMST 401 - Seminar in Film and Media Studies
• FMST 480 - Independent Studies
• FMST 495 - Honors
• FMST 496 - Honors
• FMST 498 - Internship

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