English with Film Studies Concentration, Bachelor of Arts

Film Studies Concentration

The English Major with Concentration in Film Studies requires the following courses:

	One ENG 1000-level Introduction to Literature course
	Two ENG 2000-level courses in Literature
	One additional ENG Literature elective at the 2000- or 3000-level
ENF 1001	Introduction to Film Studies	4
ENF 2088	History of Cinema I: The Beginnings to WW II	4
	OR
ENF 2089	History of Cinema II: WWII to Present	4
ENF 3075	Film Theory	4
	Two ENF or qualifying ENG or ENW Electives in film*
	One additional ENF 3000/4000 seminar or qualifying ENG 3000-level seminar*
	Senior Thesis in Film Studies	3

ENF 1001: formerly ENG 2083

ENF 3075: Note that ENF 1001 is a prerequisite for this course.

*The following courses may be used as electives in film:

ENF 2080	American Film	4
ENF 2076
ENF 2088	History of Cinema I: The Beginnings to WW II	4
ENF 2089	History of Cinema II: WWII to Present	4
ENG 3026	Shakespeare on Film	4
ENG 3071	Laughter: Definitions of Comedy	3
ENF 3173	Queer Film & Media Studies	4
ENF 4010	Major Film Directors	4
ENF 4020	Topics in Film Genre	4
ENF 4030	Global National Transnational Film&media	4
ENW 2040	Writing for the Media	3
ENW 4003	Screenwriting Workshop I	3
ENW 1013	Approaches to Creative Writing	3
ENW 4004	Screenwriting Workshop II	3

ENF 2088, ENF 2089: if not taken as a required course

One elective may, with approval, be a film course from outside the department. Note that a qualifying ENG course may not be counted for both a film and a literature requirement.

Early literature requirement: At least one of the courses for this Concentration must cover literature written before 1800.

Non-western/post-colonial literature requirement: At least one course must cover non-western/post-colonial literature or film.