FILM 50.03 Topics in Film Theory: Exploring the Archive

This course will introduce students to new capacities for archival research and explore new directions of archival scholarship regarding film, television, and media history. Inspired by the turn to “preservation plus access” that characterizes many media archives today, this course will provide a set of perspectives from archivists, scholars, and film/video makers regarding new modalities of textual collections, availability, and delivery that promise to deepen media studies as a set of interdisciplinary research and production practices. 

Instructor

M. Williams

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:ART; WCult:W

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