Choose a film to analyze. You can look at the list of films in the College library and choose one of those, or select a film of your own from outside. Make sure it is a film about which you will have something meaningful to say. Please make sure to get my approval first of the film you are going to analyze.
Analyze what the film communicates and the ways it does so. In other words, address both what you think are some of the most important technical (formal) elements of the film (for example mise-en-scene; camera; lighting, editing; sound and narrative structure etc.) and how they contribute, together with action and dialogue, to produce the representations of characters, themes and ideas.
You do not have to analyze all the film thoroughly: just some basic sequences, or ideas and methods- ones that strike you as important.
You must use at least 4 concepts from our discussions and/or the readings posted on Blackboard. You must also refer to the readings and give appropriate citations.
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