Film Studies Courses
Two Year Course Schedule
This two-year provisional schedule is available to assist you with long-term planning. Please note that this schedule is subject to change and represents our best projection as of the date on the document. Please refer to the UWM Schedule of Classes for each term before registering to confirm which classes are offered.
Fall 2012 Schedule
Fall Schedule (pdf)
Core Courses
ENG 290-001: Introduction to Film Studies
Andrew Martin, MW 1:00-2:50
ENG 390-001: Classical Film Theory and Criticism
Tami Williams, MW 11:00-12:50
Art History 205-401: History of Film I
Elena Gorfinkel, TR 11:00-12:50
Discussion Section 601, Katie Morrissey, R 1:00-1:50
Discussion Section 602, Katie Morrissey, R 2:00-2:50
Discussion Section 603, Katie Morrissey, R 3:00-3:50
Discussion Section 604, Katie Morrissey, R 4:00-4:50
Lower Division
ENG 111-201: Entertainment Arts
Bridget Kies, ONLINE
ENG 111-202: Entertainment Arts
Molly McCourt, ONLINE
ENG 111-203: Entertainment Arts
Bridget Kies, ONLINE
ENG 111-401: Entertainment Arts
Benjamin Schneider, M 3:00-6:15
Discussion, Kal Heck, W 300-3:50
Discussion, Kal Heck, W 4:00-4:50
Film Studies 212-002: Intermediate Topics in Film Studies:
Introduction to the Road Film
Molly McCourt, MW 9:00-10:50
Upper Division
ENG 316-001: World Cinema: French New Wave Cinema
Tami Williams, MW 3:00-4:50
ENG 329-001: Film and Literature
Benjamin Schneider, TR 8:45-10:35
ENG 380-401: Media and Society: Game Culture
Stuart Moulthrop, R 11:00-12:40
Discussion, Trent Herngenrader, M 11:00-11:50
Discussion, Trent Herngenrader, M 12:00-12:50
ENG 383-001: Cinema and Genre: Film Noir
Benjamin Schneider, TR 11:00-1:50
Film Studies 669-001: Screening Sexuality: Queer Cinema
Gilberto Blasini, MW 5:00-7:30
Art History 308-001: Film Styles: Horror Films
MW 2:00-3:50
Comp Lit 362-001: Transnational Asian Cinema: New Chinese Cinema
Jian Xu, TR 11:00-12:15
Comp Lit 461-001: Film-Fiction Interaction
Drago Momcilovic, T 4:00-6:40
Grad Courses
Eng 742-001: Media Culture
Tasha Oren, T 3:30-6:50
Summer 2012 Schedule
Summer Schedule (pdf 180kb)
May 29 - June 23
ENG 111-201: Entertainment Arts: Film, Television, and the Internet (ONLINE) Gilberto Blasini
June 25 - July 21
ENG 111: Entertainment Arts: Film, Television, and the Internet (ONLINE) Andrew Martin
ENG 290: Introduction to Film Studies (ONLINE) Tasha Oren
July 23 - Aug 18
ENG 111: Entertainment Arts: Film, Television, and the Internet (ONLINE) Benjamin Schneider
Eng 312: Topics in Film Studies: Cinema and Digital Culture (ONLINE) Tami Williams
Spring 2012 Schedule
Spring and Winterim Schedule (pdf 21kb)
Core Courses
Film Studies 590-001: Contemporary Film Theory and Criticism, Gilberto Blasini
Lower Division
ENG 111-404: Entertainment Arts, Benjamin Schneider
Discussion, Bridget Kies
Discussion, Bridget Kies
ENG 111-202: Entertainment Arts (ONLINE) Molly McCourt
ENG 111-203: Entertainment Arts (ONLINE) Bridget Kies
ENG 111-204: Entertainment Arts (ONLINE) Molly McCourt
Art History 206-401: History of Film II: Development of an Art, Elena Gorfinkel
Discussion, TBA
Discussion, TBA
Film Studies 212-001: Intermediate Topics in Film Studies: US Independent Cinema, Benjamin Schneider
Film Studies 212-002: Intermediate Topics in Film Studies: Violence and Disorder in the Midwest, Adam Ochonicky
Film Studies 212-003: Intermediate Topics in Film Studies: Intro to Horror, Adam Ochonicky
English 293-001: Literature and Media: Medieval Texts on Film, Jacqueline Stuhmiller
Comp Lit 233-001: Literature and Film: The Gangster Film in the East and West, Jian Xu
Comp Lit 233-002: Literature and Film: Existentialism, Dragoslav Momcilovic
Upper Division
ENG 312-001: Topics in Film Studies: Science Fiction and Utopia, Peter Sands
ENG 312-201: Topics in Film Studies: Cinema and Digital Culture (ONLINE) Tami Williams
Discussion, Katie Morrisey
Discussion, Katie Morrisey
ENG 316-001: World Cinema: Japanese Cinema, Jason Jones
ENG 329-001: Film and Literature, Benjamin Schneider
ENG 380-001: Media and Society: Animals in Contemporary Culture, Lane Hall
Italian 322-001: Introduction to Italian Literature and Film, Robin Pickering-Iazzi
Grad Courses
ENG 877-001: Seminar in Film: Colonial and Postcolonial Cinema, Gilberto Blasini
Winterim 2012 Schedule
ENG 111-201: Entertainment Arts (ONLINE) Gilberto Blasini
ENG 329-201: Film and Literature (ONLINE) Benjamin Schneider
Fall 2011 Schedule
Core Courses
ENG 290: Introduction to Film Studies, Andrew Marin
ENG 390: Classical Film Theory and Criticism, Patrice Petro
AH 205: History of Film I, Elena Gorfinkel
Lower Division
ENG 111-201: Entertainment Arts (ONLINE) Adam Ochonicky
ENG 111-202: Entertainment Arts (ONLINE) Katie Morrisey
ENG 111-401: Entertainment Arts, Benjamin Schneider
Film Studies 212-001: Intermediate Topics in Film Studies: US Independent Cinema, Benjamin Schneider
Film Studies 212-002: Intermediate Topics in Film Studies: Genres of Romance Across Media, Katie Morrisey
Film Studies 212-003: Intermediate Topics in Film Studies: Cinematic Surveillance, Adam Ochonicky
Comp Lit 233-001: Literature and Film: Body and Desire From Hollywood to Bollywood, Jian Xu
Upper Division
ENG 316-001: World Cinema: Latina/Latin American Women Filmmakers, Gilberto Blasini
ENG 329-001: Film and Literature, Benjamin Schneider
ENG 380-401: Media and Society: Game Culture, Stuart Moulthrop
Discussion, Trent Herngenrader
Discussion, Trent Herngenrader
ENG 383-001: Cinema and Genre: Masculinity and Violence in the Western, Richard Grusin
ENG 383-002: Cinema and Genre: Horror 1960-1985, Gilberto Blasini
Film Studies 350-001: Global Jewish Film and Television: Jews and American Popular Culture, Rachel Baum
Comp Lit 461-001: Film-Fiction Interaction: Politics of Dystopia, Peter Paik
Grad Courses
ENG 743-001: Film Studies, Tami Williams
Summer 2011 Schedule
May 31 - June 25:
ENG 111-201: Entertainment Arts: Film, Television, and the Internet
(ONLINE) Gilberto Blasini
ENG 290: Introduction to Film Studies, Andrew Martin
June 27 - July 23:
ENG 111: Entertainment Arts: Film, Television, and the Internet
(ONLINE) Benjamin Schneider
July 25 - Aug 20:
Eng 312: Topics in Film Studies: Cinema and Digital Culture
(ONLINE) Tami Williams
Spring 2011 Schedule
Core Courses
ENG 286-001: Writing about Film and TV, Adam Ochonicky
ENG 390: Classical Film Theory and Criticism, Andrew Martin
Film Studies 590-001: Contemporary Film Theory and Criticism,
Elena Gorfinkel
Lower Division
Art History 206-401: History of Film II: Development of an Art, Elena Gorfinkel
Comp Lit 233-001: Literature and Film: The Gangster Film in the East and West, Xu, Jian
ENG 111-404: Entertainment Arts Benjamin Schneider
ENG 111-202: Entertainment Arts (ONLINE) Katie Morrisey
ENG 111-203: Entertainment Arts (ONLINE) Susan Kerns
ENG 111-204: Entertainment Arts (ONLINE) Susan Kerns
Film Studies 212-001: Intermediate Topics in Film Studies: Sideshows in Popular Culture, Susan Kerns
Film Studies 212-002: Intermediate Topics in Film Studies: Teens on TV, Ellen Caswell
Film Studies 212-003: Intermediate Topics in Film Studies: Violence and Disorder in the Midwest, Adam Ochonicky
Upper Division
ENG 312-201 Topics in Film Studies: Cinema and Digital Culture (ONLINE) Tami Williams
ENG 329-001 Film and Literature (ONLINE) Benjamin Schneider
ENG 383-202 Cinema and Genre: Horror (ONLINE) Gilberto Blasini
ENG 383-001 Cinema and Genre: Film Noir, Benjamin Schneider
French 451-001 Cinema of the French Speaking World: French Film, American Remakes and Cultural Difference James Mileham
Grad Courses
ENG 877-001 Seminar in Film Theory: Third Cinemas, Gilberto Blasini
