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Course Description

Advanced study in screenwriting focusing on a specific genre each quarter such as: Science Fiction, Film Noir, Comedy, Action-Adventure, Nonfiction, etc. May be repeated for credit. PREREQUISITES: DC 201 or by consent of the instructor

Winter 2009-2010 Schedule

Section: 801 ID#: 24550 Day: M Time: 6:00 - 9:15 PM
Instructor: Lisa Buscani  Location: LPC   Room #
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Section: 810 ID#: 24802 Day:
Instructor: Lisa Buscani  Location: DISTANCE
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Fall 2009-2010 Schedule
For advice on enrolling in a CLOSED CTI section, follow this link.

Section: 701 ID#: 14438 Day: M Time: 5:45 - 9:00 PM
Instructor: Daniel Klein  Location: LOOP   Room # CS&TC 00226
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Section: 710 ID#: 14439 Day:
Instructor: Daniel Klein  Location: DISTANCE
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Summer 2008-2009 Schedule

This course is not being taught this quarter

SummerII 2008-2009 Schedule

This course is not being taught this quarter

Previous Syllabi
Topics in Screenwriting (DC-304-710-Fall 2009-2010) D. Klein
Topics in Screenwriting (DC-304-701-Fall 2009-2010) D. Klein
Topics in Screenwriting (DC-304-910-Spring 2008-2009) G. Novak
Topics in Screenwriting (DC-304-901-Spring 2008-2009) G. Novak
Topics in Screenwriting (DC-304-601-Spring 2008-2009) M. Quinn
Topics in Screenwriting (DC-304-810-Winter 2008-2009) G. Novak
Topics in Screenwriting (DC-304-801-Winter 2008-2009) G. Novak
Topics in Screenwriting (DC-304-701-Fall 2008-2009) D. Klein
Topics in Screenwriting (DC-304-901-Spring 2007-2008) D. Klein
Topics in Screenwriting (DC-304-901-Spring 2006-2007) T. Muscarello
Previous Instructors
D. Klein - G. Novak - M. Quinn - T. Muscarello
 
Course Details

Course Promotion

Hey all,

I'd like to invite you to join us for The Rise of the Vampire, a cinematic exploration of the vampire myth.

This course will explore the origins and the evolution of the vampire legend from a literary and cinematic perspective. The tales historical roots will be discussed, as well as the socio-economic conditions in which the primary source material was created. The cinematic evolution of the legend will be traced, from Murnaus early efforts, to the 1939 classic featuring Bela Lugosi, to the schlock shock films and TV of the 1950s and 1960s (Dark Shadows), to the storys current renaissance (Buffy/ Angel, True Blood, Twilight, 30 Days of Night, Let The Right One In).

Hope to see you,

Lisa
Author: Lisa Buscani
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