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== Course objectives == | == Course objectives == | ||
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| + | #Dissect TV narrative and non-narrative structures; | ||
| + | #Understand how stylistic elements (e.g., cinematography; set, lighting, and costume design; editing) have an impact on our understanding of TV; and | ||
| + | #Evaluate theories and critical methods applied to the understanding of television. | ||
== Online study guides == | == Online study guides == | ||
Revision as of 19:48, 14 August 2020
Blount 301 Understanding and Deconstructing TV is a seminar taught in the Blount Scholars Program by Jeremy Butler, professor emeritus, the University of Alabama.
Course objectives
Students will learn to:
- Dissect TV narrative and non-narrative structures;
- Understand how stylistic elements (e.g., cinematography; set, lighting, and costume design; editing) have an impact on our understanding of TV; and
- Evaluate theories and critical methods applied to the understanding of television.
Online study guides
Chronological order
List of discussion notes
Study groups
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Group 1 |
Group 2 |
Group 3 |
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Group 4 |
Texts & resources
Books
- Jeremy G. Butler, Television: Visual Storytelling and Screen Culture.
