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2018-2019 Humboldt State University Catalog

 sustainability-focused; 

 sustainability-related; activ activity; (C) may be concurrent; coreq corequisite(s); CR/NC mandatory credit/no credit; DA dept approval; disc discussion;

 Film


For courses marked with an asterisk (*), fre-

quency depends on staff resources/student need.

LOWER DIVISION

FILM 102. Intro duc tion to Radio, TV & Film 

(3). Major developments from beginnings to the 

present. [C-LD.]

FILM 109. Film Comedy Around the World (3).  

This course explores world cultures through the 

lens of comedy. Comedy reveals power groups, 

attitudes about gender, ethnicity, race, class, and 

other social issues. Students will view and discuss 

films. [DCG-n. C-LD.]

FILM 260. Film Festival (2]. Pre-screenings 

and behind-the-scenes activities for the world’s 

oldest student-run film festival that will deepen 

sociopolitical understanding and provide insights 

to contemporary short film processes, aesthetics, 

and constructs. [Rep.]

UPPER DIVISION

FILM 305. Art of Film: Beginning to 1950s 

(3). Motion picture as popular art. Contributions 

of individual artists in historical contexts. [C-UD.]

FILM 306. Art of Film: 1950s to the Present 

(3). Motion picture as popular art. Contributions 

of individual artists in their historical contexts. 

[C-UD.]


FILM 315. Filmmaking I (4) Introduction to 

fundamentals of filmmaking using the basic tools 

of 16mm and digital media. [Insurance fee. Rep.]

FILM 317. Art of Film Discussion: Pre 1950s 

(1). Motion picture as popular art. Contributions 

of individual artists in their historical contexts. Film 

majors and minors to take concurrently with FILM 

305. [Coreq: FILM 305. Rep 3 times.]

FILM 318. Art of Film Discussion: Post 1950s 

(1). Motion picture as popular art. Contributions of 

individual artists in their historical contexts. Film 

majors and minors to take concurrently with FILM 

306. [Coreq: FILM 306.]

FILM 350. Writing for Film (4)  Writing short 

scripts and treatments for indie experimental, 

documentary, and narrative films using 3-Act 

structure and story-craft. Developed scripts and 

treatments are offered to production courses. 

[Offered alternate years.]

FILM 360. Science, Environment & Natural 

History Digital Production (4)  Examines how 

science, environment, and natural history films 

are used as a tool of scientific inquiry, discovery, 

and social change. [Insurance fee. Rep 3 times. 

Offered alternate years.]

FILM 362. Social Change Digital Production (4)  

Examines how social change digital media is a tool 

that increases awareness and modifies behavior. 

Develop and produce short digital media social 

change productions. [Insurance fee. Rep 3 times. 

Offered alternate years.]

FILM 375. Filmmaking II (4). Intermediate course 

introducing fundamentals of sync-sound 16mm 

filmmaking, lighting, digital editing, and audio field 

production. [Prereq: FILM 315 or IA. Insurance 

fee. Rep.]

FILM 380. Film Studies (1-4).* Topics fit needs/

interests of class. [Rep.]

FILM 415. Filmmaking III (4). Advanced course 

in film completion processes in which students 

produce a short film that includes sound mixing, 

color correction, DVD mastering, and graphics. 

[Prereq: FILM 375 or IA. Insurance fee. Rep.]

FILM 425. Film Directing & Production 

Processes  (4) Students examine professional 

directing practices for the moving image, including 

production processes every director must master. 

[Insurance fee. Offered alternate years.]

FILM 455. Grant Writing (4)  Fundamental prac-

tices of proposal development and grant writing; 

applicable to all professions. Hands-on activities as 

grantee and grantor. Emphasis on post-graduation 

grant writing. Includes working with a fiscal agent. 

[Rep 3 times. Offered alternate years.]

FILM 455S. Grant Writing (4) Fundamental 

practices of proposal development and grant 

writing; applicable to all professions. Hands-on 

activities as grantee and grantor. Emphasis on 

post-graduation grant writing. Includes working 

with a fiscal agent. [Rep 3 times. Offered alter-

nate years.]

FILM 465. Film Seminar (4) Seminar on film-

related topics. [Rep.]

FILM 475. Filmmaking IV (4). Capstone course. 

Students pitch, develop, shoot, and complete a 

short film. Basic distribution materials developed. 

[Prereq: FILM 415, junior or senior standing. 

Insurance fee. Rep 3 times.]

FILM 477. Film/Digital Production Workshop 

(1-4)  Special topics in film and/or digital produc-

tion. Structure and curriculum varies. Appropriate 

skill level or knowledge required depending on 

curriculum. [Insurance fee. Rep.]

FILM 480. Special Topics in Film (1-4).* Variable 

topics. Check with Department for upcoming top-

ics. [Rep; multiple enrollments in term.]

FILM 499. Directed Study (1-6).* Individual work 

on selected problems in Film. Hours TBA. [Rep; 



multiple enrollments in term.]

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