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History of Motion Picture Arts

The History of Motion Picture Arts Course explores motion picture as an art form, as a business, and a representation of society. Students examine how film has become a dominant force in American culture through the study of subjects like the birth of film, the golden age of silent film, World War II, non- Hollywood films, the New Cinema of the 1960s era, and the Hollywood Renaissance.

 

Course Outline

  • The Birth of Movies
  • The Golden Age of Silent Films
  • Integration of Sound
  • World War II: Decline of the Studio System
  • The Documentary
  • Foreign Films
  • Close-Up: Master Filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock
  • The New Cinema of the 1960’s
  • The Hollywood Renaissance
  • Final Exam

Total credit hours
Course Length

2.67
4 weeks

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Full Sail University
The History of Motion Picture Arts Course examines the history of film itself, as well as how film has changed the way history has been documented.
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