Undergraduate Studies Catalog (1997-1999)
The film studies program is an interdisciplinary minor designed
to aid students in developing a broad understanding of the history
of film, an awareness of film language used by filmmakers, and
a critical viewing ability. The faculty for the program have
been drawn from the Departments of Anthropology, Communication,
English and History and bring a variety of experience and perspectives
to the study of film.
Students interested in the film studies program should contact
Dr. Jack Rollwagen, 131 Smith Hall, (716) 395-5707.
The film studies minor requires the completion of 18 credits as
follows:
| Courses | Credits |
| ENL 200 The Art of the Film | 3 |
| FLM 301 Theory and Criticism of Film (Offered as Independent Study) | 1-3 |
| FLM 302 Documentary and Experimental Film | 3 |
| One course under the category Film and Society, by advisement | 3 |
| Additional Film Studies courses, by advisement | 6-8 |
| Total: | 16-20 |
