ENG199F Epic Storytelling on TV
Television drama is experiencing a golden age, with some critics noting that TV may have eclipsed film as the high form of visual storytelling. This class will examine how television is uniquely suited to experimentation in long-form stories. We will focus on multi-season dramas like The Wire, Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, and others. We’ll also consider the evolution of TV drama and how TV differs from film. Prerequisites: (WR 115 and RD 115) or IRW 115 and MTH 20 or equivalent placement. Audit available. (See course content and outcomes.)
Credits: 4
| CRN | Class type | Location | Days & time | Dates | Seats available | Faculty | More info |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25235 | Canceled | Sylvania SY TBA | Wednesday from 1 to 2:50pm | From April 3 through June 12, 2024 | Not applicable | Tom M Huminski | Books for CRN 25235
Class details for CRN 25235 |
Class schedule definitions
- Cost:
- cost is based on the number of credits – see tuition and fees
- Books:
- $0 or <$40 means low cost books (doesn't include other supplies like calculators)
- Register:
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- Class types:
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- In-person: classes take place at specific times and locations. Attendance in person is required.
- Online: classes do not have meeting times. Regular online interaction is required and there are weekly assignments.
- Remote: classes take place at specific times online. Students must be logged in during class meeting times.
- In-person and remote: classes meet both in-person and remotely. Attendance at both is required.
- In-person and online: classes meet in-person with additional online activities required.
- Remote and online: classes meet remotely with additional online activities required.