Short Film Studies

Film lens with a reflection of the scene around it.

Electives

Keith Faulkner

6, 7, 8

Synchronous
(live virtual)

Fridays

10:00 am - 11:00 am PST

Overview Materials Needed Syllabus

Courses Overview

Join us for a weekly film class with industry experts. Students will participate in discussions and activities as they:

Develop Critical Thinking Skills: Broaden knowledge of global issues through engaging short films
Mitigate Cultural Bias and Racism: Exposure to diverse perspectives helps challenge assumptions.
Cultivate Empathy and Compassion: Exploring different narratives fosters deeper emotional connections.
Deepen Understanding of Global Issues: Gain insights into historical and contemporary challenges.
Become Critical Consumers: Learn to analyze media critically and appreciate diverse viewpoints.

This class is designed to broaden each student’s understanding of real-world issues by using short films as the core of the curriculum. Topics may include environmental issues, human rights, poverty, stereotyping, etc. Each class topic will be shared prior to meeting. There will be some outside assignments/projects. Students must have the ability to take notes.

(formerly Cinematic Journeys)

Materials

No materials need to be purchased for this class. However, students must be able to take notes and use them as a reference tool.

Syllabus

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Start Date: Semester 1 August 30, 2024

Start Date: Semester 2 January 24, 2025

Course Fee

$190.00

Short Film Studies