DK.MAAF Film Analysis

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DK.MAAF_Film Analysis
Film Analysis
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Responsible Fred Truniger
Year 1st and 2nd year
Level Master
Department Film
Kind Elective
Grade pass-fail
Schedule
Teaching

29.09.2021 und 30.09.2021

9.30 -17 Uhr
Teachers
Fred Truniger


Content / Inhalt

This course is an introduction into one of the most widely used methods of research in the MA Film: Analyzing movies. The basis of the course is Kristin Thompsons text Neoformalist Film Analysis: One Approach, Many Methods, which will be read in preparation of and during the course. We will look at many extracts of film and discuss, among other things, their narrative structure, their formal properties, and how they are constructed to convey meaning. Literatur: Thompson, Kristin (1995):

  • Neoformalistische Filmanalyse: Ein Ansatz, viele Methoden. In: montage/av. 4.1.1995. Berlin. p. 23-62.
  • Thompson, Kristin (1988): Neoformalist Film Analysis: One Approach, Many Methods. In: Breaking the Glass Armor. Princeton University Press, Boston.
  • Bordwell, David; Thompson, Kristin (1979 [2006]): Film Art. An Introduction. McGraw-Hill, New York.
  • Borstnar, Nils et. al. (2002): Einführung in die Film- und Fernsehwissenschaft. Konstanz.
  • Hagener, Malte; Pantenburg, Volker (Eds.) (2020): Handbuch Filmanalyse. Springer VS, Wiesbaden.

Programme / Modulprogramm

Wird zu Beginn des Kurses mitgeteilt.

Methods / Lehr- und Lernmethoden

  • Film viewing
  • texts
  • discussions
  • bring-your-own-examples
  • group work

Proof / Leistungsnachweise

  • Teilnahme am Unterricht (mindestens 80%)

Evaluation / Leistungsbewertung

  • aktive Teilnahme am Unterricht

Record

  • Students know the basics of the method of neoformalist film analysis.
  • Students are able to look at the formal structure of films, to isolate formal aspects of the filmic text, and to discuss such isolated aspects in the context of other observations.
  • Students have a basic vocabulary for film analysis.
  • Students know examples of film analyses and are able to do their own analyses.

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