Dalyko anotacija anglų kalba
This is an introduction to Film Studies class, covering the origins of film as an art form, specific high points in the history of Hollywood and world cinema, briefly touching on specific genres (horror, comedy, action, etc.) and looking at current releases and how they fit into historical perspectives. Class will consist of lectures, film screenings, readings and in-class discussions. Assessment will be through written tests, essays and class participation.
Dalyko anotacija lietuvių kalba
Dalykas yra skirtas susipažinti su kino, kaip meno formos, įvairiais jo raidos etapais ir judėjimais Holivudinio bei pasaulio kino bei visuomenės pokyčių kontekste. Aptariami skirtingi kino meno žanrai (siaubo filmas, komedija, veiksmo filmas irk t.), analizuojami šiuolaikinio kino meno pavyzdžiai ir jų atitikimas to meto sociokultūrinei aplinkai. Paskaitų metu vyks filmų peržiūros, aptarimai, diskusijos grupėse. Studentų pasiekimai vertinami remiantis rašto darbais, esė ir aktyviu dalyvavimu paskaitose.
Dalyko studijos valandomis
Lectures – 30 hours, practical work in groups – 15 hours, assignments – 30 hours, individual work (including preparation for the midterm and final exams) – 45 hours. Total: 120 hours.
Studijų rezultatų vertinimas
Mid-term exam – 20%, reviews – 10%, course papers – 15%, participation in discussions – 5%, exam – 50%.
Literatūra
1. 2009 Corrigan, Timothy. A Short Guide to Writing about Film-7th Edition. Longman
2. 2010 De Vany, Arthur. Hollywood economics :how extreme uncertainty shapes the film industry. Routledge
3. 2006 Hayward, Susan. Cinema studies :the key concepts. Routledge
4. 2010 Rushton, Richard & Bettinson, Gary. What is film theory? An introduction to contemporary debatus. Open University Press
5. 2009 Thompson, Kristin & Bordwell, David. Film History – An Introduction-3rd Edition. Mcgraw-Hill
Supplementary materials
6. 2000 Kaplan, Ann „Feminism and film“ Oxford University Press
7. 2005 Wartenberg, Thomas & Curran, Angela „The philosophy of film :introductory text and readings“ Blackwell
