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Welcome to Understanding Movies. I'm Joseph A. Eulo your Instructor. This course meets weekly on Tuesdays from 8:30 AM to 11:10 AM in Fries Hall in room 146, for a discussion and film screening centered around The Art of Film. Here are the steps you need to take to get set up and ready for success in this course
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Getting started with Understanding Moves at NJCU
- 1. MEDI120-6 UNDERSTANDING MOVIES: THE ART OF FILM LECTURE 2747 | TUES 8:30AM–11:10AM| FRIES HALL, RM. 146 | SPRING 2018 1/16 - 5/15 GETTING STARTED Welcome to Understanding Movies. I'm Joseph A. Eulo your Instructor. This course meets weekly on Tuesdays from 8:30 AM to 11:10 AM in Fries Hall in room 146, for a discussion and film screening centered around The Art of Film. Here are the steps you need to take to get set up and ready for success in this course. Step #1 Purchase your Books: Available in the Frank Guarini Bookstore Looking At Movies, 5th Edition by ,Richard Barsam and Dave Monahanwith Ebook & Student Site Access Registration W. W. Norton & Company, Inc. ISBN: 978-0-393-26519-4. Writing About Movies, 4th Edition, by Jeffrey Geiger & R. L. Rutsky, W. W. Norton & Company, Inc, ISBN: 978-0-393-26523-1 If you plan on buying the book used online, AND/OR if the bookstore does not have the book in stock then you must purchase the Student website and E-book access online at https://digital.wwnorton.com/movies5 This will give you access to the Looking at Movies Textbook, assigned video/instructional tutorials and the student web site right away. Step #2 Sign into the class on Blackboard Class is 2747 MEDI 120 Understanding Movies https://blackboard.njcu.edu/ Your weekly assignments (readings, video tutorials, and discussions) will be posted here on Blackboard each week. Located in the course menu to your left. ie "Week 1: Introductions". Week 1: Assignments (to be completed before next class) Write: c Introduce yourself in the Week 1 | Introductions Discussion Board c In the same post List your top 5 favorite films and why. Read: c Looking At Movies (LAM) Ch 1 | Looking at Moves (pp1-34) 34pg c Writing About Movies (WAM) Ch 1 | The Challenges of Writing (pp3-18) 15pgs c Watch: Video Tutorials: c “Film Analysis, Part I: Juno” https://goo.gl/2CxN4M c “Film Analysis, Part II: Harry Potter” https://goo.gl/oGcGmZ c “Film Analysis: The Hunger Games" https://goo.gl/z99ACB