Pilihan program

Ringkasan program

This program is designed to enable students to understand the history of film and media, to think critically about them, and to gain hands-on experience in how they are made. In the process students also garner a strong background in the humanities and have ample opportunities to polish their skills in verbal, visual and written expression.

Modul program

The modules include 061.140 (H, W) Introduction to the Study of Film I, from 1892-1941; 061.141 (H, W) Introduction to the Study of Film II; 061.145 (H) Introduction to Visual Language; 061.150 (H) Introduction to Film Production; 061.151 (H) Introduction to Animation; 061.220 (H, W) Special Topics: Silent Classics; 061.221 (H, W) Special Topics: Reading Film; 061.230 (H) Intermediate Film Production; 061.244 (H,W) Film Genres; 061.245 (H) Introduction to Film Theory; 061.255 (H, W) Special Topics: Theorizing Popular Culture; 061.301 (H) Advanced Film Production; 061.308 (H) Experimental Video; 061.309 (H) Film and Haiku; 061.312 (H,W) Writing the Screenplay; 061.313 (H,W) Story and Character Design for the Screenplay; 061.314 (H, W) Sketching the Sene: Image as Narrative Tool; 061.315 (H, W) Screenwriting by Genre; 061.316 (H, W) Characters for the Screenplay; 061.320 (H, W) Silent Masterpieces; 061.321 (H,W) The Uses of Difference; 061.322 (H) Women in Hollywood Film; 061.323 (H) Masculinities; 061.324 (H) The Decadent Black and White; 061.325 (H) The Westerns of Ford, Leone, and Peckinpah; 061.328 (H,W) Gangster Films; 061.331 (H) America Since Brando; 061.334 (H,W) Technology in Hollywood Film; 061.335 (H.W) Monster Films; 061.336 (H,W) American Landscapes in Film; 061.337 (H,W) Films of the Fifties; 061.338 (H) Russian Cinema from Avant-Garde to Socialist Realism; 061.339 (H,W) A Cinema of Anxiety; 061.345 (H) Primitive Film; 061.346 (H) Drawing Animation; 061.347 (H) Writing With Light; 061.348 (H) Narrative Productions; 061.350 (H) Practicum in Online Media/Journalism; 061.352 (H) Media Workshop: Theory and Practice; 061.353 (H) Documentary Film Production: Cities and Fields; 061.354 (H) Wien Baltimore: Holocaust Education and Documentary Film; 061.368 (H) Influence and Interpretation; 061.361 (H,W) Documentary Film Theory: The Work of Documentary in the Age of Reality Reproduction; 061.362 (H,W) American and European Experimental Film; 061.363 (H,W) The Short Film; 061.364 (H,W) Hitchcock and Film Theory; 061.365 (H,W) The New Hollywood: American Films of the Seventies; 061.367 (H) Bresson and Ophuls: Two Masters of Form; 061.382 (H) The Craft of Filmmaking; 061.401 (H) Dance for the Camera; 061.402 (H, W) Critical Approaches to Contemporary Film; 061.412 (H,W) Kubrick and His Critics; 061.413 (H) Lost and Found Film; 061.420 (H) The French New Wave; 061.447 (H) ECUSLOMOTL: Extreme Close-Ups, Slow-Motion, and Time Lapse Vis a Vis Jean Epstein.

Persyaratan masuk bagi mahasiswa internasional

Applicants should have completed a course of study in a secondary school that provides both a sound basic education and a solid preparation for the Johns Hopkins academic program. The preparatory course requirements are as follows: four years of English, four years of mathematics, four years of foreign language, four years of science with laboratory and four years of history. In addition to this, international students should have obtained a minimum TOEFL score of 600 (paper test), 250 (computer test), or 100 (internet-based test). Applicants taking the internet-based TOEFL (iBT) should have minimum sub-scores of 26 (reading), 26 (listening), 22 (writing), and 25 (speaking). A critical reading SAT score of 670 or higher waives for the TOEFL requirement for all students.

Kualifikasi

Sarjana (S1)

Institusi penerbit ijazah

Johns Hopkins University

Nama jurusan

Zanvyl Krieger School of Arts and Sciences, Program in Film and Media Studies