ARH374 Topics in Film
This course is devoted to a special topic in film studies chosen by
the instructor. Recent examples include: American Independent Cinema; British
National Film; and International Film Classics. For information about current
offerings contact Jerry DeSchepper: shep@etal.uri.edu or 277-5073.
ART376 History of Animation
This course traces the development of animation from the pre-history
of animation to the present. For information contact the instructor, Prof.
Wills: sheri_wills@uri.edu
ARH377 History of Experimental Film
This course traces the development of experimental cinema within the
context of modern art. For information contact the instructor, Prof. Wills:
For information contact the instructor, Prof. Wills: sheri_wills@uri.edu
ART215 Video & Filmmaking I
This course is designed as an introduction to experimental filmmaking
processes and techniques. Equipment students will learn to use includes:
16mm Bolex cameras, lightmeters and lenses. To a lesser extent we will
explore editing strategies and screening alternatives. Class time will
be divided between technical demonstrations, film screenings, hands-on
projects, discussions and critiques. Students will need to pay for all
their own processing costs throughout the semester, film stock for their
final project and splicing tape. Budget between $150-250 for the semester.
For information contact the instructor, Prof. Wills: sheri_wills@uri.edu
ART316 Video & Filmmaking II
This course is a continuation of 215 with added emphasis on sound.
There are required projects and readings. For information contact the instructor,
Prof. Wills: sheri_wills@uri.edu
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