Courses
Courses being offered in the current academic year can be found here. Under “Search by….” click on “Subject” and look for FILM courses (FA/GS). Graduate courses are numbered in the 5000, 6000, and 7000 series.
| Cinema and Media Studies Graduate Courses |
GS Film 5123 3.0 |
Screenwriting and the History of Ideas |
GS Film 5230 3.0 |
Contemporary Film Theory |
GS Film 5231 3.0 |
Canadian Cinema: Production, Distribution, Exhibition & Marketing
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GS Film 5232 3.0 |
Contemporary Documentary |
GS Film 5235 3.0 |
Issues of Film Authorship; The Case of David Cronenberg |
GS Film 5240 3.0 |
City as Cinema: Film and City Space |
GS Film 5241 3.0 |
The Architecture of Cinema: Theories of Urban Space, Architecture and Film |
GS Film 5245 3.0 |
Future Cinema |
GS Film 5246 3.0 |
Future Cinema II: Applied Theory |
GS Film 5250 3.0 |
First Nations in Film and Television |
GS Film 5255 3.0 |
Canadian Documentary |
GS Film 5310 3.0 |
Selected Topics in Canadian Cinema |
GS Film 5320 3.0 |
Selected Topics in History and Criticism |
GS Film 5320B 3.0 |
Selected Topics in History & Criticism: Narratology and Luis Buñuel |
GS Film 5320A 3.0 |
World Cinema Around the Millennium |
GS Film 5320C 3.0 |
History & Criticism: Cinema Verite |
GS Film 5320D 3.0 |
History & Criticism: Cinema Verite in Canada |
GS Film 5320G 3.0 |
Special Topics: Classical Hollywood |
GS Film 5320H 3.0 |
Race & Gender in Digital Technology |
GS Film 5320J 3.0 |
Marxism, Culture and Film |
GS Film 5320K 3.0 |
Selected Topics: Film & Sexual Deviancy in Film |
GS Film 5320L 3.0 |
Discourses of Race/Racist Discourses |
GS Film 5320M 3.0 |
Film in Canada |
GS Film 5320P 3.0 |
Documentary Narration |
GS Film 5320Q 3.0 |
Early Cinema to 1915 |
GS Film 5400 0.0 |
Graduate Seminar |
GS Film 5700 3.0 |
Student Initiated Collaborative Inquiry
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GS Film 5800 / 5800A 3.0 |
Directed Reading |
GS Film 5900 3.0 |
Imaging the Arts: Interdisciplinary Collaboration |
GS Film 7000 3.0 |
Key Concepts in Cinema and Media Studies |
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| Production Graduate Courses |
GS FILM 5010 3.0 |
Production |
GS FILM 5020 3.0 |
Selected Topics In Production |
GS FILM 5020B 3.0 |
Activist Video-Making |
GS FILM 5021 3.0 |
Process Cinema |
GS FILM 5030A 3.0 |
Cinematography |
GS FILM 5031 3.0 |
Technical Workshop/Advanced Production |
GS FILM 5040 3.0 |
Documentaries Without Borders |
GS FILM 5041 3.0 |
Technical Workshop/Advanced Post-Prod. |
GS FILM 5050 3.0 |
Senior Documentary Workshop |
GS FILM 5060 3.0 |
Editing |
GS FILM 5070 3.0 |
Hybrid Fiction |
GS FILM 5080 3.0 |
Directing Short New Narratives |
GS FILM 5400 3.0 |
Graduate Seminar |
GS FILM 5700 3.0 |
Student Initiated Collaborative Inquiry |
GS FILM 5800 / 5800A 3.0 |
Directed Reading |
GS FILM 5900 3.0 |
Imaging the Arts: Interdisciplinary Collaboration |
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| SCREENWRITING Graduate Courses |
GS FILM 5110 3.0 |
Screenwriting |
GS FILM 5112 3.0 |
Graduate Acting for Writers |
GS FILM 5120 3.0 |
Feature Screenwriting II |
GS FILM 5120 6.00 |
Feature Screenwriting II |
GS FILM 5122 6.00 |
Writing for Television |
GS FILM 5123 3.0 |
Screenwriting and the History of Ideas |
GS FILM 5125 3.0 |
Scene Writing Workshop |
GS FILM 5126 6.00 |
Story Editing |
GS FILM 5127 3.0 |
Readings in the History of Screenwriting |
GS FILM 5128 3.0 |
Screenwriters Cinema I |
GS FILM 5129 3.0 |
Screenwriters’ Cinema II |
GS FILM 5130A 3.0 |
Selected Topics in Screenwriting |
GS FILM 5130A 6.00 |
Selected Topics in Screenwriting |
GS FILM 5320E 3.0 |
Selected Topics: Script Editing |
GS FILM 5400 3.0 |
Graduate Seminar |
GS FILM 5700 3.0 |
Student Initiated Collaborative Inquiry |
GS FILM 5800 / 5800A 3.0 |
Directed Reading |
GS FILM 5900 3.0 |
Imaging the Arts: Interdisciplinary Collaboration |
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| GS Film 5700 3.0 - Student Initiated Collaborative Inquiry
Students may design, in collaboration with other students in the Cinema and Media Studies, Production, orScreenwriting programs, a particular course of study with a faculty member(s) provided it is not available in
the current curriculum and does not overlap significantly with a course previously taken. All Student Initiated Collaborative Inquiry courses must be approved by the applicable Graduate Program Director(s).
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| GS Film 5800 / 5800A 3.0 - Directed Reading
Students may design an individual course of study with a faculty member provided it is not available in the current curriculum and does not overlap significantly with a course previously taken. Students are normally allowed two half reading courses during their Master’s tenure in the Program.All Directed Reading courses must be approved by the Cinema and Media Studies Graduate Program Director. |
