Visual Art Depeartment - Student Gallery
Level
Introductory
Course Code
UART531
Duration
1 year
Credit
1
Grade
10-12
Prerequisite
None
Homework
Light

Course Description

Have you ever wondered what makes a great film? How do directors use camera angles and editing to create suspense? Why do certain movies resonate with audiences across cultures?  Unveiling the Cinematic World, this course delves into the captivating realm of cinema, exploring films as both artistic expressions and cultural reflections. By analyzing film techniques, genres, and historical movements, students develop a keen eye for visual storytelling and critical thinking skills. Through screenings, discussions, and hands-on projects, students gain a deep understanding of cinematography, editing, sound design, and narrative structure. The course emphasizes the development of visual literacy and the ability to interpret and evaluate films from diverse perspectives. Whether you aspire to become a filmmaker or simply appreciate the power of cinema, this course offers a comprehensive exploration of the cinematic arts. Film Studies is a one-year non-honors elective, which is combined with the IB Film Studies course.