JCM311 Critical Studies in Television

JCM 311 Critical Studies in Television is a discussion-oriented course taught by Jeremy Butler.

Course objectives

The online syllabus is over here (Fall 2019): bit.ly/j311f19

Online study guides

Chronological order

• TV Structure (Discussion)
• Narrative Structure (Discussion)
• Building Narrative (Discussion)
• Beyond and Beside Narrative (Discussion)
• The Commercial (Discussion)
• Mise-en-Scene (Discussion)
• Style and the Camera (Discussion)
• Editing: Single Camera Mode (Discussion)
• Editing: Multiple Camera Mode (Discussion)
• Sound (Discussion)
• A History of TV Style (Discussion)
• Music Television (Discussion)
• Animation (Discussion)
• Television Studies: An Overview (Discussion)
• Style and Stylistics (Discussion)
• Genre Study (Discussion)
• Semiotics (Discussion)
• Semiotics II (Discussion)
• Ideological Criticism, Cultural Studies & Production Studies (Discussion)
• Discourse & Identity I & II (Discussion)
• Discourse & Identity III (Discussion)

List of discussion notes

Category:JCM311 Discussion

Study groups

Group 1 Shelby Billman Sarah Graham Camryn Nelson Jack Sylvia Joseph Renna Tucker King

Group 2 Cole Cabiness Quelonn Lucious Alyssa Price Emily Vallario Logan Love Julia Glessner

Group 3 Lexi Grubbs Faulcon Fitts Anna Rahkonen Tiffany Crook Mitchell Smith

Group 4 Kylie Long Hailey Mireski Jack Boatman Marley Blackmon Zach Gaines

Group 5 Kelsey Schmitt Jonathan McGovern Georgia Coles Wil Prewitt Capri Coteat

Group 6 Alex Perry Peyton Boucek Jeremy Elliott Nick Macon Mimi Dickerson

Texts & resources

Books

• Jeremy G. Butler, Television: Visual Storytelling and Screen Culture.

Companion Website

• http://www.routledgetextbooks.com/textbooks/9781138743960/