Film Studies Minor
The Film Studies minor provides students with a solid foundation in film history, criticism and theory.
Prerequisites for the FMS courses in the Minor (PDF or Excel).
| Film Studies Minor Requirements (http://registrar.ucdavis.edu/UCDWebCatalog/PDF/film.pdf): | |
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| Film Studies 1 | 4 |
| Upper Division courses selected from the following list, with no more than two courses from any one category | 20 |
| Problems and Themes in Cinema: Anthropology 136; Classics 102; Dramatic Art 115; English 160, 161A, 161B, 162; Film Studies 124, 125; Women and Gender Studies 162 |
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| Cinema, Nation and Nationality: German 119, 142; Film Studies 176A, 176B; Italian 150; Japanese 106; Russian 129; Spanish 148 |
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| Film and Social Identities: African American and African Studies 170, 171; Film Studies 120; Jewish Studies 120; Women and Gender Studies 160, 164 |
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| Film/Video Production: Art Studio 116, 117, 150 |
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| Popular and Visual Culture: American Studies 130, 132, 133, 139; Art Studio 150; Communications 140; Political Science 165; Textiles and Clothing 107; Women and Gender Studies 139 |
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| Total Units for Minor: | 24 |
| Restrictions: No more than two courses from a single department or program may be offered in satisfaction of the minor requirements. |
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| Note: With a minor advisor's prior approval, up to four units of internship (e.g., American Studies 192, Communications 192, or Women and Gender Studies 192) in television/film production may be offered towards satisfying the requirements of the minor. Such courses will be considered part of the "Film/Video Production" category. |
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