Minors are a secondary area of academic focus.

This can be helpful if you have several areas you’d like to study but don’t want to do a double major. A minor can complement your main course of study by enhancing the value of your major, helping you to find an area of specialization within your major. Or, your minor can just be something you really enjoy and want to know more about. Some degrees require a minor.

The film and literature minor curriculum provides knowledge and skills that have immediate practical application and are in high demand across a wide variety of careers and professions.

Film and Literature Minor
(18 hours)

Required Courses

  • LI205 The Art of Film (3)
  • LI215 Film, Literature and Adaptation (3)

Choose 6 Hours

  • LI305 Film Studies: Theories/Genres/Periods (3)
  • LI307 Studies in TV and Pop Culture (3)
  • LI317 Multicultural Visions (3)

Choose 6 Hours

  • AR323 Introduction to Photography & New Media (3)
  • AR324 Time Based Media (3)
  • AR423 Visual Narratives (3)
  • FR375 French Cinema (3)
  • MC251 TV and Film in America (3)
  • MC253 Film History (3)
  • MC354 Screenwriting (3)
  • MC382 Media History (3)
  • TH181 Script Analysis (3)
  • TH218 Acting I (3)
  • TH223 Movement for the Actor I (3)
  • TH228 Acting II (3)
  • TH319 Acting for Film and TV (3)
  • TH350 Stage Lighting I (3)
  • TH385 Directing I (3)
  • TH386 Sound Design (3)
  • TH491 Musical Theatre History (3)
  • UI306 Film and History (3)
  • UI375 European Film (3)
  • UI462 Stalin’s Hunger Games (3)
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