FILM and MEDIA STUDIES MINOR

The School of Literature, Communication and Culture (LCC) sponsors the Film and Media Studies Minor, which offers students in any major the opportunity to gain an in-depth knowledge of film and media through concentrated study in courses offered by LCC, and the Schools of History, Science and Technology (HTS) and Modern Languages (ML).


After completing the prerequisite of ENGL 1102, students must take 6 courses (18 total hours) distributed according to the menu provided below and attain an overall GPA of 2.0 in courses for the minor.


The Film and Media Minor is largely concentrated on the rhetoric, history, theory, and broad cultural context of its subject. As such it is not aimed at developing skills in film or media production, although for those interested in gaining background in this area, a course in video production can be used as part of the minor.


Advising

Students interested in the minor should consult with their advisor and with LCC`s Director of Undergraduate Studies. The advisor will direct the students to one of the Film Studies faculty who can assist them as a field advisor for the minor.


Faculty

The current faculty associated with Film and Media Studies minor are:


Dr. Vinicius Navarro
Dr. Jay Telotte,
Dr. Angela Dalle Vacche,
Dr. Qi Wang
Dr. Robert Wood


Requirements

Film and Media Studies Minor
Institute Prerequisite (or equivalents): ENGL 1102: English Composition II
   
I. Two courses from this group (6 hours): LCC 2500: Introduction to Film or LCC 2400 Introduction to Media Studies
LCC 3254: Film History
   

II. Three courses from this group (9 hours):

LCC 3206 Studies in Communication and Culture
LCC 3252 Studies in Film and Television
LCC 3256 Major Filmmakers
LCC 3314 Technologies of Representation
LCC 3352 Film and/as Technology
LCC 3406 Video Production
LCC 3853 Special Topics in Film
   
III. Either a capstone-type course or a course from a related area (3 hours):
Capstone Courses: LCC 4400 Seminar in Media Studies
LCC 4500 Seminar in Film Studies
Related Courses: HTS course on film/media (e.g., HTS 2085 Reel History)
Modern Language course on film/media (e.g., GRMN 4024 German Film and Literature)
   
Total Credit Hours 18 credits (6 courses)

Students and Advisors should review the undergraduate minor guidelines and Institute provisions for change/addition of an undergraduate academic minors, as established by the GT Registrar's Offfice.


More Information

For more information, please visit the following links:


filmmedia minor checklist.doc
filmmedia minor checklist.pdf