Film Studies Minor

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Mike Tierce
Department of English
(470) 578-6612
http://english.hss.kennesaw.edu/programs/minor-film/

The Minor in Film Studies provides a broad background in moving image media, art, and entertainment. Along with courses in film analysis, history, and theory, professional training is also offered at various levels in story development and scriptwriting for film and television. The minor offers interdisciplinary coursework that serves as a credential for students interested in graduate study or in working in the educational, commercial, or entertainment industries, whether locally, nationally, or internationally.

Required Course (3 credit hours)

FILM 4200 - Advanced Studies in Film

Select two of the following (6 credit hours)

Select one of the following (3 credit hours)

FILM 3105 - Fundamentals of Writing for Film and Television
FILM 3220 - Studies in Film *
FILM 4105 - Advanced Writing for Film and Television
FILM 4200 - Advanced Studies in Film *
COM 4444 - Film and Video Structure and Process
TPS 3213 - Acting for the Camera
TPS 3703 - Broadway to Hollywood: Musical Theatre on Stage and Film
FL 4490 - Special Topics in Foreign Language
Any 3000-4000 level film-based course taught in any other discipline at Kennesaw State University

Notes:

Because all minors require fifteen hours, a fifth course will be selected from the student’s Area F requirements in consultation with the advisor for the minor.

^*Can be taken a second time as the fourth course provided the course content differs entirely from the previous offering.

Film Studies Minor

Required Course (3 credit hours)

Select two of the following (6 credit hours)

Select one of the following (3 credit hours)

Notes:

Program Total (15 credit hours)