Modern Film

"Modern Film: Exploring the Evolution of Cinema from Post-War Classics to Digital Frontiers"
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15 hours

About Course

This course explores the evolution of cinema from the post-World War II era to the present day, examining the impact of cultural, technological, and artistic shifts on filmmaking. Through lectures, film analyses, and hands-on assignments, students will gain insights into various cinematic movements and genres, both within Hollywood and on a global scale. Topics include the rise of New Hollywood, the influence of foreign cinema, the impact of the digital revolution, the growth of independent and experimental films, and the progression of documentary and animation styles. The course culminates in a final research project where students present an in-depth study of a specific era or movement in modern cinema.

What Will You Learn?

  • Post-War Cinema
  • New Hollywood
  • Foreign Cinema (Modern Era)
  • Modern Cinema
  • Digital Revolution
  • Independent Film
  • Influential Directors (Modern Era)
  • Global Cinema
  • Genre Evolution
  • Contemporary Animation
  • Documentary Film (Modern Era)
  • Experimental Film (Modern Era)
  • Final Project Preparation
  • Final Project

Material Includes

  • Curated Film List
  • Lecture Notes and Slides
  • Reading List
  • Film Analysis Worksheets
  • Discussion Guides
  • Online Forum Access
  • Assignment Templates
  • Supplementary Videos
  • Digital Presentation Tools

Course Content

Post-War and New Hollywood Cinema

  • Post-War Cinema
    00:00
  • New Hollywood
    00:00
  • Foreign Cinema (Modern Era)
    00:00
  • Modern Cinema
    00:00
  • Digital Revolution
    00:00
  • Independent Film
    00:00
  • Influential Directors (Modern Era)
    00:00

Global Cinema and Film Genres

Instructors

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dhaka_film

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