Film in all its genres and formats, from celluloid to the new media worlds of digital FX, continues to be a leading art form and a major means of communication of our time. The Film and New Media minor is designed to provide students with an in-depth knowledge of film culture by addressing questions such as: how do we read films within the new digital environment? What expectations do we bring to films that belong to a particular genre? What do we really mean when we talk about a “documentary film”? What characterizes different national cinemas? How do films reflect their political and social contexts? And how is cinema evolving and conditioning – and being conditioned by - the new interactive screen spaces of digital media? These and other questions are among the many you’ll explore in doing Film Studies at the ANU.
Relevant Degrees
Requirements
This minor requires the completion of 24 units, which must consist of:
6 units from completion of the following course(s):
Code | Title | Units |
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FILM1002 | Introduction to Film and New Media | 6 |
18 units from completion of the following course(s):
Code | Title | Units |
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ANCH2021 | Ancient World in Film | 6 |
ASIA2080 | Korean Film: History, Culture and Society | 6 |
ENGL2055 | Shakespeare and Film | 6 |
ENGL2067 | Novel into Film | 6 |
FILM2066 | Australian Cinema: The Kelly Gang to Baz Luhrmann's Australia | 6 |
FILM1003 | Introduction to Film Genres | 6 |
FILM2003 | European Cinemas, European Societies | 6 |
FILM2004 | Postwar European Cinema: Films and Directors | 6 |
FILM2005 | Moving Pictures: Cinema and the Visual Arts | 6 |
FILM2006 | United States Cinema: Hollywood and Beyond | 6 |
FILM2009 | Postwar Italian Cinema | 6 |
FILM3046 | German Cinema (in English) | 6 |
GEND2031 | Cinema in Southeast Asia: Genre and Cultural Identities | 6 |
GERM2046 | German Cinema | 6 |
GERM3046 | German Cinema | 6 |
PASI2004 | On the Beach: film and history in the Pacific | 6 |
PHIL2102 | Film as Philosophy | 6 |