Learn how to analyze a film sequence: shot-by-shot
Ever wondered what it would be like to analyze a film sequence like a filmmaker or critic? Learn how to analyze a film sequence shot-by-shot, and develop your understanding of film vocabulary and how you can use it to explain characterization, theme, technique, and more in this free, self-paced online course.
Work with the opening sequence of Azazel Jacobs' film, His Three Daughters, which is rich enough for film buffs and cinephiles, yet accessible for film analysis newbies.
The first lesson is free for all members, so you can give it a try and see how it feels, and the course is available to H&L Film Studies, Lit & Lens Society, and Planning Room members. You can...
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