Difference between revisions of "260"
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== Example Sentences == | == Example Sentences == | ||
| − | # My classmates are writing some great stuff in 260. | + | # My classmates are writing some great stuff in ''260''. |
| − | # Can you go over my 260 script? | + | # Can you go over my ''260'' script? |
== Related Terms == | == Related Terms == | ||
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Contents
Part of Speech
noun, adjective
Pronunciation
English Orthographic Pronunciation
1. 260 [too siks-dee]
2. RTVF 260 [ar tee vee ef / too twun-ee]
IPA
[tu'sɪksdi]
Definition
- n. - An abbreviated version of RTVF 260-0: Foundations of Screenwriting, a prerequisite class for all RTVF majors.
- adj. - Referring to an aspect of the RTVF 260-0 course (note that there is no other course within the School of Communications that contains this number).
Course Description
This class is a workshop space and an introduction to the foundations of screenwriting. Additionally, students learn these basics by screening a variety of films and reading numerous actual screenplays. 260 is a collaborative course that also requires students to write and share various screenwriting projects throughout the quarter. This course is a required prerequisite for students to eventually enroll in more genre specific, upper level RTVF screenwriting classes.
Example Sentences
- My classmates are writing some great stuff in 260.
- Can you go over my 260 script?
Related Terms
References
https://class-descriptions.northwestern.edu/4810/SPCH/RTVF/24940
