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{{Class
|name=Film & Media Studies
|name=Film & Media Studies
|description=This class asks students to watch and study film. Student attention will fall on film narratives, camera work, set and sound design, costumes and make-up, and editing, among others. In addition to watching and studying film, students will have opportunities to develop and practice film-making through weekly labs and a final project.
|description=This class asks students to watch and seriously study movies. Students will learn about movie narratives, camera work, set and sound design, costumes and make-up, and editing, among other concepts. In addition to watching and studying movies, students will have opportunities to develop and practice movie-making through weekly labs. Other assignments include quizzes, exams, short writing assignments, and a final project.
 
''This is an advanced class reserved for 11th and 12th grade students. However, 9th and 10th grade students can petition for admission. Ask Dr. Hawkins for more information.''
|department=English Language and Literature
|department=English Language and Literature
|teacher=Dillon Hawkins
|teacher=Dillon Hawkins
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|grcode=EL
|grcode=EL
|offered=Currently
|offered=Currently
|opento=Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors
|opento=Juniors, Seniors
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Latest revision as of 22:34, 7 February 2025


Department English Language and Literature
Teacher Dillon Hawkins
Sessions 1
GR Code EL
Offered Currently
Open to Juniors
Seniors

This class asks students to watch and seriously study movies. Students will learn about movie narratives, camera work, set and sound design, costumes and make-up, and editing, among other concepts. In addition to watching and studying movies, students will have opportunities to develop and practice movie-making through weekly labs. Other assignments include quizzes, exams, short writing assignments, and a final project.

This is an advanced class reserved for 11th and 12th grade students. However, 9th and 10th grade students can petition for admission. Ask Dr. Hawkins for more information.